human
Of course, she thinks I am a criminal of the worst sort,--a thief and a murderer,--and maybe she does not like to have me stop at her gate. She was nervous about it to-day, and she wouldn't come out until the kid made her. It is plain enough that she doesn't want to see me any more, and I suppose I ought not to stop there again. Still, the boy is always so pleased to ride with me that it would be a shame to take that pleasure away from him. But she doesn't like it--how sweet she looked in that sunbonnet!--and she's too kind-hearted to ask me not to. Well, she would rather I would not--yes, it is plain that she does not want me to do it--so--well--all right--I'll not stop there again.
gpt
I suppose I can't see her any more at all, and hurried into the street. Presently he heard a loud whoop from the direction of the jail.
human
That's Nick's yell, sure, he thought,