human
I dunno 's it'll be of any kind o' use to yer; but I thought 'twas kind o' putty.
gpt
Oh, how pretty! said Nelly.
human
Thank you, Billy. I'll keep it on my table all winter.
gpt
You haf goot day. The sun shine on your journey.
human
Yes, said Mr. March.
gpt
I'm afraid it will not shine so bright when we come back without these little people.
human
No, dat it vill not, said Mr. Kleesman.
gpt
Dat it vill not.
human
Well, said the driver, gathering up the reins in his left hand, and lifting his whip,
gpt
I guess we'll have to be movin' along, if you're ready, sir.
human
All ready,
gpt
Good-by! good-by!
human
Goot-by!
gpt
Good-by! good-by!
human
Goot-by! cried Mr. Kleesman;
gpt
That's jest what will go with that Nelly wherever she goes,
human
You haf known the child?
gpt
Well, yes, said Billy, leisurely,
human
I may say I know her. I brought 'em here, three years ago last spring; an' me 'n' my wife we lived with 'em goin' on a year. Yes, I know 'em. There ain't any nicer folks in this world; but Nelly she's the pick o' the hull on 'em. She ain't no common child; she ain't, now. She hain't minded no more about that mine o' hern,--that mine she found,--I suppose you've heered all about it--
gpt
Yes, I know,
human
Well, continued Billy,
gpt
The Good Luck!
human
Ach, veil! said Mr. Kleesman,