human
You may take Jenny Lind and George Washington with you,
gpt
I think Jenny Lind has had ride enough for one day. And George Washington likes his four feet better than he does an automobile. He won't mind if we leave him behind.
human
Then you may sit on the front seat with me,
gpt
It's very exciting living in the city, sighed Mary Rose, when she was on the front seat beside him.
human
I've been here only three days and see all that's happened. Oh, there's the lady who found Jenny Lind--and the enchanted princess, too! she cried as they passed Miss Thorley and Miss Carter.
gpt
Isn't that the enchanted princess, Mr. Jerry? She twisted around so that she could look into his face. He colored and his eyes seemed to darken as he spoke to the two girls. Miss Thorley nodded curtly, but Miss Carter waved a friendly hand.
human
My, sighed Mary Rose,
gpt
I wonder how you would prevent it, muttered Mr. Jerry under his breath.
human
Saying and doing, Mary Rose, are two very separate and distinct things.
gpt
I know. Mary Rose felt quite capable of discussing the subject.
human
Mr. Mann, the Presbyterian minister in Mifflin, preached a whole sermon about that. He said the Lord didn't ever give you what you want right off quick. You had to work for it, and the more precious it was the harder you had to work. I should think that a beautiful princess would be the most precious thing a prince could work for, shouldn't you?
gpt
I should! he said solemnly.
human
I do, Mary Rose, I do!