human
Did you ever know anything to beat it? demanded Sue, as they passed down the steps.
gpt
What can she be up to? I know she's awfully bright and reads lots of books that interest grown-folks, but she's so lazy about things and so crazy just to be outdoors that she never thought it worth while to join the library before.
human
She said, Carol reminded her,
gpt
That's true, admitted Sue,
human
Do you know, said Carol,
gpt
I believe that I've come to agree with you in your theory about Louis and Monsieur. You know I didn't when you first told me, because I was awfully disappointed about his not being a count or a duke. But now I think that you're right. Monsieur is probably the family lawyer, and Louis is going to inherit a big French fortune. But if that is the case, why is it that Monsieur seems to be trying so hard to make Louis like him? You remember, Louis said the other day that he constantly feels as if Monsieur were doing everything in his power to win his affection, for some reason or other. If he were only a family lawyer, he wouldn't care a penny whether Louis liked him or not. And why was he kissing his hand the other day? I'm half-inclined to believe that he's some relative--a grandfather or an uncle or something. Yet he could scarcely be that, and the lawyer, too. Isn't it a puzzle?
human
But don't you remember that Miss Yvonne told Louis he wasn't any relative? Sue reminded her;
gpt
Susette, remarked Carol solemnly, stopping stock still in the middle of the road,