human
You'll faint in the train, Nan, on a day like this, she said.
gpt
Do wait until to-morrow.
human
There's no prospect of its being any better to-morrow, said Mr. Fairfield, looking anxious;
gpt
I know it, said Patty, who loved hot weather.
human
Well, perhaps you'd better go, then; but it will be just BOILING on the train.
gpt
No more so than here, said Nan, smiling. She wore a light pongee silk travelling gown, which was the coolest garb she could think of.
human
But what's bothering me is that Mrs. Parsons hasn't arrived yet.
gpt
Oh, she'll come to-day, said Patty.
human
Mona says she telegraphed yesterday that it was too hot to travel, but she'd surely come to-day.
gpt
Red Chimneys,
human
But it's going to be just as warm to-day, went on Nan.
gpt
Suppose she can't travel to-day, either?
human
Oh, she'll have to, said Patty, lightly.
gpt
If you can travel, I guess she can. Now, Nan, don't bother about her. You've enough to do to think of yourself and try to keep cool. I'm glad Louise is going with you. She's a good nurse, and you must let her take care of you.