human
Brava, brava, and the Marquis d'Ochtè clapped his hands.
gpt
She is like my Sara in all ways. She is also a discriminator in foods. This gravy, my dear Mademoiselle, is the _chef d'oeuvre_ of my chef. You notice the butler, Jules, has left the room. _Pourquoi_ does he go? He cannot wait to tell Gaston, the chef, that Madame's cousin from across the seas has been so gracious as to praise his work of art. If you will turn ever so little you will see the happy face of Gaston peeping in to view the beautiful young lady.
human
Molly is a wonderful cook herself, said Judy.
gpt
She has an instinct for food that is truly remarkable. At college an invitation to a Molly Brown spread was looked upon with greater reverence than being asked to have tea with the President. But has she not learned from Aunt Mary, that dear old colored woman who cooks like an angel? We trembled for fear that the domestic science teacher would ruin Molly's touch and make her too academic, but I hope it hasn't.
human
Dear Aunt Mary, I had almost forgotten her! exclaimed the marchioness.
gpt
Don't tell me you can make Aunt Mary's spoon corn bread, Molly! If you can, I'll make the Bents move out of their studio to-morrow so you can move in. And I'll come to live with you and get you to make me some for every meal until all the cornmeal to be purchased at the American grocers' is used up!
human
Indeed she can, Sally, and many things besides. Aunt Mary has initiated her into all the secrets of her trade, said Mrs. Brown.
gpt
I remember so well hearing the old woman say to Molly, when she was a little girl, 'Ef you wan' ter know how ter make bread, you have ter begin at de beginnin'. Now yeast is de fust an' maindest thing and tater yeast is the onliest kin' fit ter use, an' you can't git taters 'thout diggin' 'em; so fer the fust step, s'pose you go an' dig some taters.' So, you see, my Molly can do it all.
human
Oh, how I love to hear about Aunt Mary! sighed Philippe.
gpt
Am I to have some of this ambrosial bread, too, Cousin Molly?
human
Yes, indeed, but I am afraid the meal we get in Paris will not be right. Tell us, Cousin Sally, about the studio in the Rue Brea. Can we get it? We have had so many things to talk about, we have not asked you about it.
gpt
The Bents expect to go to Italy for six months and are very much pleased to have good tenants in their absence. I am going to take you and your mother and Miss Kean, if she can come, to see the place to-morrow morning. The rent is reasonable, ridiculously cheap even, one hundred and twenty-five francs a month.
human
I know just what you are doing, Milly; you are thinking in dollars. I said a hundred and twenty-five _francs_; that is only twenty-five dollars.
gpt
Oh, how silly I am! I did think you meant dollars. Of course, that is cheap and well within our means. We are so grateful to you, Sally, and I am sure it will suit,