human
We must buy a stone, Herbert, for Tom's grave when we can get the money,
gpt
Yes, we will do that some time, Bob, answered Herbert, with swollen eyes.
human
But our first duty is to take care of his mother.
gpt
Yes, we promised him that we would look after her, and we must do it--he would have done it for either of us,
human
I wish I could help do something for Mrs. Flannery, poor woman,
gpt
I shall be very glad to have you do anything in reason, my dear, replied Mr. Goldwin with pleasure.
human
Nothing would make me more proud of my daughter than to see her helping others who need encouragement and assistance.
gpt
You shall be proud of me then, father, replied Ray with enthusiasm.
human
I am so glad you took me with you today. It has given me a new idea of life. Now I feel as if I could be of some use in the world.
gpt
You certainly can if you wish to do good, for the competition in that line is not so great as it should be,
human
It looks so in Mrs. Flannery's case surely, remarked Herbert;
gpt
Did she have no friends but you and Mr. Hunter?
human
No, I think not, answered young Randolph,
gpt
What would she have done, poor woman, but for your kindness?
human
I do not like to think about it,
gpt
I think I know of a good woman who would go down and take care of Mrs. Flannery while she is sick, said Mr. Goldwin.
human
She certainly needs good nursing for the present.
gpt
I wish such a woman could be had, said Herbert,