human
They'll know I've come here, and they'll find me before I can see him! she said to herself, in terror.
gpt
I must go somewhere and decide what to do. She went into the nearest hotel and took a room.
human
I must plan; if I wait until he comes back, they'll find me! But it was an hour before her plan was made; when it was, she sprang up with the old, tumultuous joyousness. Why, of course! How stupid not to have thought of it at once! She was so entirely oblivious of everything but her own purpose that she would have gone out of the hotel on the moment, had not the clerk checked her with some murmur about
gpt
Elizabeth blushed to her temples.
human
Oh, I _beg_ your pardon! she said. In her mortification she wished that the bill had been twice as large. But when she was out in the rain, hurrying to the station, again she forgot everything except her consuming purpose. In the waiting-room--there were four hours before the train started--the panic thought took possession of her that she might miss him if she went down to the beach.
gpt
It's raining, and he may not stay over until to-morrow; he may be coming up this afternoon. But if I stay here they'll come and find me! She could not face this last alternative.
human
They'll find me, and I won't be able to tell him; they'll take me home, and he will not have been told!