human
But why does he not give Mr. Gage warning?
gpt
Because, Charlotte said,
human
Mr. Thompson had a very good salary; (Charlotte was always genteel in her language; she never hinted at wages,)
gpt
Then, Charlotte, you must wait, said Harriet with decision;
human
If you would only speak to Mr. Gage for Henry,
gpt
I do not believe an angel would be able to persuade him to keep a married man in his service, said Harriet,
human
We were married this morning!
gpt
Charlotte, I am ashamed of you! but she disliked to see people cry, and it occurred to her that it was rather a dreary method of spending one's wedding-day; so she softened down, said that she would consult with her aunt about them, and try to make the best of a bad bargain.
human
But I warn you, she said
gpt
If Miss Conway would be so good as to break the news to Mr. Gage, for Henry dared not.
human
Very good, said Harriet,
gpt
I have no objection. Thompson need not be afraid that Mr. Gage would shoot him; but if he is too delicate, I will undertake it, _I_ am not afraid of Mr. Gage. But how, in the name of goodness, Charlotte, did you become so intimate with Thompson. Living as you do in the housekeeper's room, where Aunt Singleton does not allow any of the men?