human
Lave me have a bit o' red pepper, darlint, she was saying, as Dorothy came in;
gpt
Why, that was very kind of you, Kathleen, said Dorothy;
human
They was risin' too fast, miss, said Kathleen, entirely ignoring her daughter's presence,
gpt
Good for you, Kathleen! you're a jewel. I was afraid those things would get too light. Now, if you'll get them for me, I'll mould them over.
human
Shure, I moulded them over, miss. They're all ready to bake, an' it's Kathleen as'll bake 'em for ye.
gpt
Well, said Dorothy, laughing,
human
I will that, miss! Now don't bother yer purty head anny more about the supper. Shure, it's Kathleen will attind to it all, intoirely. This shcapegrace, Tessie, will show me where things do be, an' yez needn't show so much as the tip av yer nose, until it's all on the table.
gpt
Kathleen, you're an angel in disguise, and not much disguised at that. Now look here, I'm very practical, and if you're going to stay here a week, we may as well understand each other from the start. I'd be delighted to leave this supper entirely in your hands; but are you sure that you can do everything satisfactorily? I'm rather particular, as Tessie can tell you, and to-night, I want everything especially nice, and well-served, in honor of my guests.
human
Now, there's talk for ye! You're the right kind of a lady to wurruk for. But, ye need have niver a fear; Kathleen'll do iverything jist as foine as yersilf or yer lady grandmother cud be afther desirin'.
gpt
Very well, Kathleen, I shall trust you with the whole affair then. You can broil chickens, of course?
human
To a turrn, miss.