human
I looked in the very hut-circle I was born, an' I shivered all over, for I thought 'twas the li'l ghost of our wee bwoy--by God, I did! It sat theer all alone, an' I stared an' froze while I stared. Then it hollered like a gude un, an' stretched out its arms, an' I seed 'twas livin' an' never thought how it comed theer. He 'in somethin' smaller than our purty darling, yet like him in a way, onless I'm forgetting.
gpt
said Damaris, dandling the child and making it happy.
human
A gypsy's baby, I reckon,
gpt
I doan't think it, answered her husband;
human
I'm most feared to guess what 'tis. Wan thing's sure; I was called loud an' clear or I'd never have turned back; an' yet, second time I was called, my flesh crept.
gpt
The little flannels an' frock be thick an' gude, but they doan't shaw nought.
human
The thing's most as easy to think a miracle as not. He looked up in my eyes as I brought un away, an' after he'd got used to me he was quiet as a mouse an' snuggled to me.
gpt
They'd have said 'twas a fairy changeling in my young days, mused Mrs. Blanchard,
human
What will you do? Take un to the poorhouse?