human
One feels inclined to wonder now and then whether success does not occasionally, at least, cost the man who achieves it more than it is worth, he said.
gpt
The actual record of the leaders one is expected to look up to might, in that connection, provide one with a fund of somewhat astonishing information.
human
Is the poor man the only one who can be honest?
gpt
One would, at least, feel inclined to fancy that the man who is unduly honest runs a serious risk of remaining poor.
human
I think that is an argument I have very little sympathy with, said Barbara.
gpt
It is, you see, so easy for the incapable to impeach the successful man's honesty. I might even go a little further and admit that it is an attitude I scarcely expected from you.
human
You will, however, remember that I have made no attempt to persuade you of my own integrity.
gpt
These are the papers the man tried to steal, she said.
human
Since you insist upon going back to the cañon to-day I wonder if you would take care of them?
gpt
You wish me to take them away?
human
Of course! My nerves are really horribly unsettled, and I was sent to the mountains for quietness. How could any one expect me to get it when I couldn't even sleep for fear of that man or some one else coming back for these documents?
gpt
They are, I think, of considerable importance to your husband,
human
That is precisely why I would like to feel that they were safe in your tent. Nobody would expect you to have them there.
gpt
I appreciate your confidence, he said, and the girl noticed that his voice was a trifle hoarse.
human
Still, I must point out that I am almost a stranger to Mr. Devine and you.
gpt
I am not sure that everybody would be so willing to make the most of the fact, but I feel quite sure my sister's confidence is warranted, she said.
human
That, of course, does not sound very nice, but you have made it necessary.
gpt
she said.
human
Still, I shall expect you to sleep with the papers under your pillow.