human
Let's stick to whist; I like cutting out, said Grasslough.
gpt
It's much more jolly having nothing to do now and then; one can always bet, said Dolly shortly afterwards.
human
I hate loo, said Sir Felix in answer to a third application.
gpt
I like whist best, said Nidderdale,
human
Montague, he said,
gpt
And he handed a lot of Miles's paper across the table. The result of course would be that Felix would receive so much real money, and that Miles would get back more of his own worthless paper. To Montague it would make no difference, and he did as he was asked;--or rather was preparing to do so, when Miles interfered. On what principle of justice could Sir Felix come between him and another man?
human
I don't understand this kind of thing, he said.
gpt
When I win from you, Carbury, I'll take my I. O. U.'s, as long as you have any.
human
By George, that's kind.
gpt
But I won't have them handed about the table to be changed.
human
Pay them yourself, then,
gpt
Don't let's have a row,
human
Carbury is always making a row,
gpt
Of course he is,
human
I don't make more row than anybody else; but I do say that as we have such a lot of these things, and as we all know that we don't get cash for them as we want it, Grendall shouldn't take money and walk off with it.
gpt
Who is walking off?
human
And why should you be entitled to Montague's money more than any of us?