human
I suppose, said he, when we had caught our first sight of Pilatus (seen, as one might say, on his back premises),
gpt
I suppose that anywhere in Switzerland, there ought to be no trouble about finding a good pack-mule. Somehow one thinks of Switzerland and mules together, just as one does of bacon and eggs, or nuts and raisins, and yet, I can't recall ever having come across any mules in Lucerne, can you, Monty?
human
No, I admitted,
gpt
Of course, the air of Switzerland is dark with mules and donkeys, said Molly, who always seemed quick to resent any obstacles thrown between me and my mule.
human
One sees them in picture books. All that Lord Lane will have to say is, 'Let there be mules,' and there will be mules--strings of them. He will only have to pick and choose. The thing will be to get a good one, and a nice, handsome, troubadour-sort of man who can cook, and jodel, and sew, and put up tents, and keep off murderers in mountain passes at night. It may take a day or two to find exactly what is wanted.
gpt
The best person in Switzerland to give Monty all the information he needs, said Jack, evidently not wholly convinced,
human
Let's stop at his place on the Sonnenberg, then,