human
Now you see, General, said Papalier, turning into the tent, from which he too had come forth in the excitement of the scene--
gpt
I see what I have to expect from you, replied the General, with severity.
human
It is enough to witness how you speak of a man to whom you owe your life this very day--and not for the first time.
gpt
Nay, General, I have called him no names--not even `traitor.'
human
I have not owed him my life, Monsieur Papalier; and you are not the commander of these forces. It is my duty to prevent the defection of the negro troops; and I therefore used the language of the government I serve in proclaiming him a traitor. Had it been in mere speculation between him and myself that those papers had come in question, God knows I should have called him something very different.
gpt
There is something in the man that infatuates--that blinds one's judgment, certainly, said Papalier.
human
His master, Bayou, spoiled him with letting him educate himself to an absurd extent. I always told Bayou so; and there is no saying now what the consequences may be. It is my opinion that we have not heard the last of him yet.
gpt
Probably,