human
I have very little voice in the matter, explains Jasper Wilmarth, with an affected cautiousness.
gpt
I have tried to understand Mr. St. Vincent's views about the working of his patent, but machinery is not my forte. I can only hope----
human
We did well enough before the humbugging thing was put in, says one of the workmen, sullenly.
gpt
Mr. Grandon made money. We had decent wages and decent wool, and we weren't stopping continually to get this thing changed and that thing altered. Now you're thrown out half a day here and half a day there, and the new men are nosing round as if they suspected you would make way with something and meant to catch you at it.
human
We must have patience, says Wilmarth, in that extremely irritating, hopeless tone.
gpt
Mr. Grandon _is_ interested in his wife's behalf, though it is said he has a fortune of his own, and the new method must be made to pay him, if every one else suffers. I am not a rich man, and should be sorry to lose what I thought was so sure in this concern.