human
She had been very well all summer, and that they had a great deal to be thankful for. She couldn't have left father and the boys.
gpt
Had she been content, and not made any trouble, and waited upon Cousin Famie, and helped all she could? She was such a large girl now, and ought to be useful.
human
She had tried to do her best. And she had been very, very happy.
gpt
Cousin Margaret, I do wonder if you appreciate that child, said Roseann, when Hanny had gone out on the porch to have a romp with little Daisy.
human
She's such a smart little thing, and not a bit set up about it. I've been clear beat to see how she understands books, and people, too. And she's so industrious and pleasant-tempered. She makes me think of Grandmother Underhill and Aunt Eunice. I do hope you'll be able to keep her. It's a providential mercy she hasn't been in the city all summer. The cholera has been just awful! I don't see how you had the courage to stay.
gpt
My sons were there. The tears came to Mrs. Underhill's eyes.
human
And though they were spared, they often needed me. No one really can know what it was, unless they have been through it. Joe came home one night so worn out that he stayed in bed all the next day. I just prayed every moment; I felt as if I'd never prayed before. And there was all of John's trouble. Yes; many a one has been called upon to part with their nearest and dearest.