human
Well, my dear lord and brother, said Montagu, laying his arm on the prelate's shoulder,
gpt
Well-a-day, my lord, my nurturing was somewhat neglected in the province, said Marmaduke, disconcerted, and deeply blushing,
human
Fie, sir, fie! Correct that error, I pray thee. Latin teaches the courtier how to thrive, the soldier how to manoeuvre, the husbandman how to sow; and if we churchmen are more cunning, as the profane call us (and the prelate smiled) than ye of the laity, the Latin must answer for the sins of our learning.
gpt
Beshrew me, Montagu, thou lookest worn and weary. Surely thou lackest food, and supper shall be hastened. Even I, who have but slender appetite, grow hungered in these cool gloaming hours.
human
Dismiss my comrade, George,--I would speak to thee,
gpt
Thou knowest not Latin? said the archbishop, turning with a compassionate eye to Nevile, whose own eye was amorously fixed on the delicate confectioneries,--
human
But--
gpt
Oh, nay, nay; but me no buts. Thou art too tough, I fear me, for flagellation, a wondrous improver of tender youth,