human
You must make me quite my prettiest self, she said to the nurse;
gpt
What about your mother now, missy?
human
She likes me best when I'm pretty, continued the child;
gpt
No, Miss Sibyl, I can't say I did.
human
He talked to me in a most pwivate way, continued Sibyl.
gpt
He told me most 'portant things, and I promised him, Nursie--I promised him that I'd----Oh, no! I won't tell you. Perhaps I won't be able to keep my promise, and then you'd----Nothing, Nursie, nothing; don't be 'quisitive. I can see in your face that you are all bursting with 'quisitiveness; but you aren't to know. I am going to a party with my own mother after lunch, and Lady Helen is coming, and Mr. Rochester. I like them both very much indeed. Lady Helen told me stories last night. She put her arm round my waist, and she talked to me; and I told her some things, too, and she laughed.
human
What did you tell her, Miss Sibyl?
gpt
About my father and mother. She laughed quite funnily. I wish people wouldn't; it shows how little they know. It's 'cos they are so far from being perfect that they don't understand perfect people. But there's the lunch gong. Yes, I do look very nice. Good-by, Nursie.