human
Mr. Lee said he heard they had a fine turnout,
gpt
Mrs. Peel told me that Mr. Peel said the horses never cost less than a thousand,
human
A thousand! repeated Mrs. Morris.
gpt
Mr. Morris said horses like those were never bought under twenty-five hundred, and Mr. Morris is a pretty good judge of horse-flesh.
human
Mr. Van Dorn said Dr. Jerrolds told him that Captain Carroll told him he expected to keep an automobile, and was afraid the Ranger stable wouldn't be large enough,
gpt
So I heard,
human
I hear he pays a very large rent to Mr. Ranger--the largest rent he has ever got for that house,
gpt
Well, I hear he pays fifty dollars a month.
human
Why, he never got more than forty before! said Mrs. Lee.
gpt
That is, I don't believe he ever did.
human
I know he didn't,
gpt
Well, it is a handsome place,
human
Yes, it is, but these new people aren't satisfied. They must have been used to pretty grand things where they came from. They want the stable enlarged, as I said before, and a box-stall. Mr. Carroll owns a famous trotter that he hasn't brought here yet, because he is afraid the stable isn't warm enough. I heard he wanted steam-heat out there, and a room finished for the coachman, and hard-wood floors all over the house. They say he has two five-thousand-dollar rugs.
gpt
The house is let furnished, I thought,
human
Yes, it is, and the furniture is still there. The Carrolls don't want to bring on many of their own things till they are sure the house is in better order. I heard they talk of buying it.
gpt
Do you know how much--