human
Is it true, Gerald, that there are always storms and rain in your country, and that you never see the sun, for so some of those who were in the Armada have told me?
gpt
It rains there sometimes, Inez, I am bound to admit; but it is often fine, and the sun never burns one up as it does here. I promise you you will like it, dear, when you once become accustomed to it.
human
I do not think I shall, she said, shaking her head;
gpt
I am accustomed to the sun, you know. But I would rather be with you even in such an island as they told me of than in Spain with Don Philip.
human
Here, Catherine, he cried to his old servant,
gpt
I could buy you a cart in the village and a pair of oxen, and you could drive to Malaga, the priest said,
human
I care nothing about sleeping in the open air, Gerald, and it would be folly to risk the success of our enterprise upon the chance of no one happening to come through the wood, and finding the animals before you return in the morning. We had a hearty meal at Seville, and I shall do very well until morning.