human
I must write it down so as not to forget it, he resolved.
gpt
It would seem queer if I forgot my own name.
human
I shouldn't enjoy it much if I were going to be seasick all the time,
gpt
Oh, a strong, healthy boy like you will soon be all right. You don't look like an invalid.
human
I never was sick in my life.
gpt
But your guardian told me he was sending you on a sea voyage for your health.
human
Did Mr. Waring say that?
gpt
Yes; didn't you know the object of your sea trip?
human
No.
gpt
There may be some tendency to disease in your system--some hereditary tendency,
human
Were your parents healthy?
gpt
They--died young,
human
That accounts for your guardian's anxiety. However, you look strong enough, in all conscience; and if you're not healthy, you will be before the voyage ends.
gpt
I don't know what I am to do for clothes, said Dodger, as a new source of perplexity presented itself.
human
I can't get along with one shirt and collar for five months.
gpt
You will find plenty of clothes in your valise. Hasn't it been given you?
human
No, sir.
gpt
You may ask the steward for it. You didn't think your guardian would send you on a five-months' voyage without a change of clothing, did you?
human
I don't know Mr. Waring very well,
gpt
Why did Curtis Waring send him on a sea voyage?
human
Isn't it in your stateroom?
gpt
I haven't seen it.
human
I remember now. It was put with the luggage of the other passenger. I will show it to you.
gpt
Arthur Grant.
human
This must be yours,
gpt
Yes, I suppose so,