human
And am I to have no water to-day?
gpt
What is the matter?
human
The pitcher is broken,
gpt
I was thrown down,
human
Thrown down! by whom?
gpt
By the architect's big dog--the architect who came last night from Rome, and to whom we gave that meat and salt in the middle of the night. He slept here, at Lochias.
human
And he set his clog on my child!
gpt
The hound was alone in the passage when I went there.
human
Did it bite you?
gpt
No, but it pulled me down, and stood over me, and gnashed its teeth--oh! it was horrible.
human
The cursed, vagabond scoundrel! growled the steward,
gpt
I will teach him how to behave in a strange house!
human
Let him be,
gpt
What is done cannot be undone, and if quarrels and dissentions come of it, it will make you ill.
human
Vagabonds! impudent rascals! who fill my palace with quarrelsome curs, muttered Keraunus without listening to his daughter, and as he settled the folds of his pallium he growled
gpt
Arsinoe! why is it that girl never hears me.
human
They are ready by the fire, answered Arsinoe.
gpt
Come into the kitchen with me.