human
Oh, I adore it! cried Linda, delightedly, thinking of her little room in St. Louis, and how the scarf would add to its daintiness.
gpt
How the girls will envy me!
human
Will you start a trousseau with it?
gpt
No, Aunt Emily. I may never get married, and I want to enjoy it now. Things like this help when you're away from home.
human
And why not get married?
gpt
The same old reason: I'm too busy.
human
And to think, he remarked,
gpt
Ted's all right, was Linda's comment.
human
But I never did want to marry him--only to have him teach me to fly! He never cared for me that way either--I just happened to be the first girl he had ever met who was interested seriously in aviation.... No, if he cares for anybody, it's Lou.
gpt
Louise! repeated Miss Carlton, in amazement. Yet she was relieved; she liked red-headed Ted, but he was not socially prominent, and she longed to have Linda make what the world terms
human
Yes. Oh, nothing is settled, or anything. But whenever Ted flies over to see us, he brings a boy friend for me.
gpt
And you're going to the dance tonight with Ralph Clavering,
human
Yes, but there's nothing to that, either, Aunt Emily!