human
Our two great peoples are disputing for the leadership of the world, I said,
gpt
History, I said,
human
Suppose, said Rachel,
gpt
The House, I said,
human
It might. If _you_----
gpt
When are you coming back to England, Mr. Stratton?
human
Certainly not for six months,
gpt
And then?
human
I am going to America to see America, I said,
gpt
You must see it?
human
I want to be sure of it--as something comprehensive. I want to get a general effect of it....
gpt
I can't make up my mind, I said.
human
I've been near making plans--taking steps.... Something holds me back....
gpt
I can't make up my mind,
human
The triumph of it, she said with a slight gesture to the flamboyant Teutonism that towered over us, and boldly repeating words I had used scarcely five minutes before,
gpt
My dear! she cried,--
human
I forgot!
gpt
Oh! I'm only a German by marriage! cried the Fürstin.
human
And I can assure you I quite understand--about the triumph of it.... She surveyed the achievement of her countrymen.
gpt
It is--ungracious. But indeed it's only a sort of artlessness if you see the thing properly.... It's not vulgarity--it's childishness.... They've hardly got over it yet--their intense astonishment at being any good at war.... That large throaty Victory! She's not so militant as she seems. She's too plump.... Of course what a German really appreciates is nutrition. But I quite agree with you both.... I'm beginning to want my tea, Mr. Stratton.... Rachel!