human
In the Lord's name I thank ye, Mr. Page, for rememberin' a poor old creetur like me and sendin' that dress. I make sure the Lord's teched yer heart, an' if ye ain't a believer yet, ye will be.
gpt
I am glad my little remembrance pleased you, answered Albert pleasantly,
human
He kept on after Uncle Terry, not wishing to waste any time; but she followed to add more thanks, ending with,
gpt
God bless ye, sir; an' may He warm the heart o' one good girl, fer ye desarve it.
human
That old lady is the most pious person I ever met, and with her it seems entirely sincere. No one could doubt she means every word she says.
gpt
Wal, it's about all the consolation she gits out o' life, an' 'twixt you an' me she takes more'n all the rest o' the believers here, answered Uncle Terry,
human
She is a monomaniac on the subject, I should imagine,
gpt
Wal, sorter cracked 'bout religion, answered Uncle Terry,
human
And then as if that crowned the sum total of her virtues he added,
gpt
Telly an' Lissy thinks lots o' her.