human
Upon my word! he began.
gpt
It's a positive _insult_ for Grafton to put a man like that in to succeed me. And unless I am very much mistaken, it's meant as such.
human
The Bishop chose him, you know, Albert, she said quietly.
gpt
Mr. Grafton told us that he had asked him to recommend him somebody.
human
The Bishop can't know what an impossible sort of creature he is, he said.
gpt
I am not at all sure that it isn't my duty to tell him. In all my life I've never seen anybody so absolutely unfitted to take charge of a parish. The idea of his having the audacity to tell me that he didn't believe in regimenting people. That was a hit at me and my work, of course. All that I have done here for years past is to be thrown away, and the parish turned into a bear garden, for a young idiot like that to disport himself in.
human
He is evidently very gay and lively by nature, she said,
gpt
She is no better than he is, snapped the Vicar.
human
Fancy a woman like that going about among the people, and them knowing the way in which they are going to live here. If she _does_ go about among the people! But I should think it's more likely that they will both spend most of their time at the Abbey, sponging on the Graftons, and trying to get in with all the big houses around. You can see they are nobodies--not a shilling to bless themselves with. No doubt it is a great thing for them to get into a neighbourhood like this, and they'll make the most of it.