human
There is no question of 'pretending', he said, sternly.
gpt
Miss Grayle has promised to marry me. If our engagement has been kept a secret, it's only because the right moment hadn't come for announcing it. I entered your house for a few moments to-night, for the first time, on an errand which seemed important, as Mr. Ruthven Smith will explain. I don't feel called upon to apologize for my presence in the face of your attitude to Miss Grayle. It was our intention that you should have plenty of notice before she left you, time to find someone for her place; but after what has happened, it's your own fault, madame, if we marry with a special licence, and I take her out of this house to-morrow. I only wish it might be now----
human
It _shall_ be now! Mrs. Ellsworth screamed him down.
gpt
The girl doesn't darken my doors another hour. I don't know who you are, and I don't want to know. But with or without you, Annesley Grayle leaves my house to-night.
human
Mrs. Ellsworth, surely you haven't stopped to think what you're saying! protested Ruthven Smith.
gpt
You can't turn a girl into the street in the middle of the night with a young man you don't know, even if she is engaged to him.
human
I won't have her here, after the way she's treated me--after the way she's acted altogether, Mrs. Ellsworth insisted.
gpt
Let her go to your cousins' if you think they'd approve of her conduct. As for me, I doubt it. And I'm sure she lied when she said they'd asked her to dine with them to-night. I don't believe she went near them.