human
I want to open that house, Fox was saying.
gpt
I want to live in it.
human
But, he returned quickly,
gpt
Just as soon as ever I can manage it, dear. You may depend upon that. And now I must go. I'm disgracefully late, even now.
human
Now, don't you be troubled about your father, Sally, or about Charlie, or anything. We will take care of those troubles together.
gpt
As if you hadn't always tried to take those troubles off my shoulders! She raised her radiant eyes to his.
human
If this is what you meant by 'paying in kind,' you shall be paid, Fox. Oh, you _shall_ be paid. And, dear, nothing troubles me now. Do you understand? _Nothing_. Now I must run. Don't come with me. People couldn't help noticing something. Good night.
gpt
Bless you, Sally! God go with you!
human
A charming picture of an old New England seaport.... It is a book to close reluctantly with the hope of soon opening another volume by the same author.
gpt
A tale to chuckle over.... It is not often that a reader has an opportunity in the pages of a book to come in touch with such a group of genial and lovable people.
human
A cheerful, amusing story of old-fashioned people.... The author is a genuine humorist.
gpt
A story conceived in the same spirit as 'The Clammer,' filled with the same philosophy, displaying the same keen insight.