human
You like dot feller--eh?
gpt
I like him very much, Mr. Linnevitch.
human
Not too much--eh?
gpt
Liddle girl, said Linnevitch kindly,
human
He said some evening he'd take me to an academy and learn me dancing,
gpt
He said dot, did he? said Linnevitch.
human
I say don't have nodding to do with them academies. You ask Mrs. Linnevitch to tell you some stories--eh?
gpt
But he didn't mean a regular dance-hall, said Daisy.
human
He said a place for beginners.
gpt
For beginners! said Linnevitch with infinite sarcasm. And then with a really tender paternalism,
human
If I am your father, I beat you sometimes for a liddle fool--eh?
gpt
I've knowed hundreds of girls that was taught to dance, she said.
human
First they go to the hall, and then they go to hell.
gpt
Any man, she said,
human
How do you know it is not hair of some old man's beard to fool you? Or some goat--eh? How do you know it make him keep straight--eh?
gpt
Good-morning, Miss Obloski, I have just given one dollar to a poor cribble.... Oh, how do you do to-day, Miss Obloski? My mouth is full of butter, but it don't seem to melt.... Oh, Miss Obloski, I am ready to faint with disgust. I have just seen a man drink one stein of beer. I am a temptation this evening--let me just look in dot locket and save myself.
human
said Mrs. Linnevitch,
gpt
I wonder, now?