human
I see, he remarked, after she had allowed him to take his own observations.
gpt
You want me to go over to Burlington and catch a train to Montreal.
human
I'm afraid I've planned a much longer journey for you. Come and see the preparations I've made. They stepped to the side of the canoe, so as to look down into it.
gpt
That, she pursued, pointing to a small suit-case forward of the middle thwart,
human
she added, indicating a package in the stern,
gpt
Where am I going?
human
You'll keep to the middle of the lake and go on steadily. You'll have all Champlain to yourself to-night, and in daylight there's no reason why you shouldn't pass for an ordinary sportsman. All the same, you had better rest by day, and go on again in the evening. You'll find lots of little secluded coves where you can pull up the canoe and be quite undisturbed. I'd do that, if I were you.
gpt
When you look at the map, she went on,
human
About a mile above the lighthouse, and close in by the eastern shore, just where the lake becomes very narrow, there are two little islands lying close together. You'll take them as a landmark, because immediately opposite them, on the mainland, there's a stretch of forest running for a good many miles. There you can land finally. You must drag the canoe right up into the wood, and hide it as well as you can. It's my own canoe, so that it can lie there till it drops to pieces. Is all that quite clear to you?
gpt
Now, then, she went on,