human
I'm afraid our sewing really hasn't amounted to very much, Winifred Hamilton remarked ruefully.
gpt
Mother says she's afraid the Blind Babies would be badly off if they had to depend upon us for clothes, but we've had an awfully jolly winter, and I'm sorry it's over, aren't you, Mr. Randolph?
human
Well, summer is pretty jolly, too, you know, answered Beverly, smiling.
gpt
I sha'n't be sorry to have vacation begin. We are going abroad as soon as college closes.
human
How nice, said Winifred, looking interested;
gpt
Why don't you go, too?
human
I should love to, but I couldn't leave Mother. Dr. Bell offered to take me, and Father and Mother said I might go if I liked, but I couldn't make up my mind to leave them. Perhaps some day we shall go ourselves,
gpt
I'll let you into a little secret if you'll promise not to tell, said Beverly, who had a genuine liking for Winifred, despite the fact that she was
human
gpt
My mother is very anxious to have Marjorie go with us, provided her parents will consent. Miss Graham thinks they will, and Mother has written to ask them before speaking to Marjorie herself. Mind you don't tell, for it's a great secret. Even Babs doesn't know, for she and Marjorie are such chums she would be sure to let something out. Hello! what's up? Lulu is going to make a speech.
human
Ladies and gentlemen, she began in what the girls called
gpt
human
I didn't expect to have any regular meeting this evening, but Miss Elsie Carleton has an announcement to make, and has asked me to tell you she would like to speak. As you all know Miss Carleton was your president until she resigned in favor of another, I am sure you will all be pleased to hear what she has to say. Go ahead, Elsie; everybody's listening.