human
If you would leave these things, said Dora,
gpt
Amy and I could take care of them for you.
human
Perhaps it would be best, replied Emily,
gpt
I don't think I quite know why they were taken down, for I could not pack them in so short a time.
human
Do you know, then, about the carriage?
gpt
Yes, replied Emily;
human
Susan Reynolds told me, and offered to help me; but I sent her away. I want nothing now, excepting to know----
gpt
How Rose is, continued Amy.
human
I will go directly, and ask.
gpt
Stop one moment, Amy, she said.
human
I don't think Emily Morton knows about poor little Rose being worse; when she left her, she thought she was better. It will half kill her to go away when she hears it.
gpt
Let us both go to my aunt, and beg, said Amy,
human
You don't know mamma, replied Dora;
gpt
Oh! exclaimed Amy,
human
Mamma believes it firmly; and so there would be no hoped persuading her. But, Amy, I think there is something hidden--something which Margaret and Lucy Cunningham know, only they will not tell. I must go back to mamma. But, perhaps, if you were to talk to them, you might find it out; only be quick.
gpt
Will you let Miss Morton know about Rose, then? and I will try; but I don't know what to say. I wish you could be with me.
human
Indeed I must go, replied Dora;
gpt
But what does my aunt say? continued Amy.
human
Why does she not ask them about it?
gpt
She would not listen to me just now, said Dora;