human
Make Graves there give back the papers he took from me!
gpt
I did take some papers, lieutenant, said Graves, with engaging frankness.
human
But they were required to prove what I had suspected almost from the first--that he was a spy. He was leading an English scout from his own patrol into trouble, too. I suppose he thought he was more likely to escape suspicion if he was with an Englishman.
gpt
It's not my affair, said the lieutenant, shrugging his shoulders. He turned to Harry.
human
Come, my lad. I hope you can clear yourself. But I've only one thing to do--and that is to obey my orders.
gpt
I'll go and get my breakfast, then, sir, he said.
human
I'll come on to Ealing later. Though, of course, they know all I can tell them already.
gpt
All right,
human
You're never going to let him go! exclaimed Harry, aghast.
gpt
Don't you know he'll never come back?
human
All the better for you, if he doesn't, said the officer.
gpt
That's enough of your lip, my lad. Keep a quiet tongue in your head. Remember you're a prisoner, and don't try giving orders to me.
human
Hands oop!