human
What do you say to fixing up the garden, Rosemary? Doctor Hugh suggested, tumbling a sheaf of seed catalogues on the living-room table early in April.
gpt
If Mother comes home in June, she'd like to find plenty of flowers growing, wouldn't she?
human
Oh, yes! Rosemary's response was enthusiastic.
gpt
Do let's plan a garden, Hugh, and if it doesn't cost too much, we could have Peter Cooper fix up the lawn. It's rather thin in spots.
human
I don't care! the object of her solicitation retorted.
gpt
I won't wear a hat--they're hot and stuffy and make my head ache.
human
But your mother won't know you, urged Aunt Trudy, who was sewing on the porch in the warm sunshine.
gpt
She'll take you for an Indian.
human
Oh, I guess my mother'll know me,