human
Where's David?
gpt
I left him at the gate. He's coming in in a minute, Elizabeth said; and turned to Blair:
human
I didn't know you had come home.
gpt
I'm in a hole, he said drolly,
human
Nannie is always ready to get people out of holes;
gpt
Where _is_ David?
human
He's a lucky dog,
gpt
I don't know about his luck. By the way, he is going to Philadelphia the first of March, Nannie,
human
I thought he didn't have to go until April?
gpt
So did I. Perhaps he'll tell you why he has changed his mind. He hasn't deigned to give me his reasons yet.
human
Same old Elizabeth! He began to talk to her in his gay, teasing way, but she was not listening; suddenly she interrupted him, saying that she must go home.
gpt
I thought David was coming in, but I suppose he's walking up and down, waiting for me.
human
If he doesn't know which side his bread is buttered, I'll walk home with you, Blair said;
gpt
Yes, poor Nannie sighed,
human
David doesn't appreciate his opportunities,