human
It is just right for Millicent's doll, cried Frieda, as she brought it in.
gpt
Couldn't we put her in it, Tante Clara, to make up for having torn the pretty dresses?
human
Indeed you may. I had no one in mind to give it to, but bought it because I had enjoyed visiting the school at Chailey.
gpt
Can all the cripples make pretty things like this?
human
O, no, only a very few. But the Guild of Brave Poor Things does many other things, besides establishing the schools. All maimed persons may belong, and the guild makes investigations, finds out if they can be helped by surgery, and, if not, tries to make their lives happier in every possible way. Of course, those of them who can use their hands are happier doing so than they could be in any other way. Every Friday afternoon, from three to six, they meet in the settlement rooms and have music and games and reading, and hear talks on interesting subjects by ladies and gentlemen who are glad to tell them of their particular lines of work. Then they have a short service of prayer--
gpt
Do they sing the tug-of-war hymn? asked Hannah eagerly.
human
I remember about that better than anything else in the book.