human
See these whites! said Toussaint, handing the letter to Monsieur Pascal.
gpt
Till they find they are wrong, they have no misgivings; they know everything; and they are obliged at last to come, and learn of old Toussaint.
human
You will not meet General Brunet, as he proposes, said Monsieur Pascal.
gpt
You will not place yourself in the centre of the canton, among their troops?
human
No, no; you will not! You will not think of going!
gpt
For once, Margot, you bear ill-will towards those who compliment your husband, said Toussaint, smiling.
human
But be easy; I shall not go to the canton of Henneri. If I walk into a pitfall, it shall not be after having seen it made. I must meet General Brunet, however. I shall invite him here with an escort of twenty soldiers; promising to limit my own guard to that number.
gpt
He will not come,
human
I think he will; not because they trust me, for they know not what trust is; but because I could gain nothing by any injury to General Brunet and twenty soldiers that could compensate for a breach of the treaty.
gpt
The gain, from capture or violence, would be all the other way, certainly,
human
Henri will take care that General Brunet's is _bona fide_ an escort of twenty. There is reason for the meeting taking place here. Maps will be wanted, and other assistance which we might not remember to provide elsewhere. General Brunet must be my guest; and Madame L'Ouverture will make him admire our hospitality.