human
It's a lie! cried Jill in a choking voice.
gpt
It's a beastly lie. His dog started it. Nobby would never have touched him. He wasn't paying any attention. The Chow came up from behind and just fell upon him. And how dare he say he's a mongrel? It's just one lie after another, isn't it, Adèle?
human
It's outrageous, said Miss Feste.
gpt
Directly I saw the other dog I thought he meant mischief, but before I could tell Jill, he'd started in. Nobby didn't even know he was there.
human
Falcon,
gpt
Sir,
human
Who brought this note?
gpt
It was a chauffeur, sir. I don't know 'im by sight, sir.
human
But what an awful man he must be, said Daphne.
gpt
Even if our dog had been in the wrong, that's no reason for writing a letter like that.
human
It's unpardonable, said I.
gpt
It's quite bad enough to have him living in the neighbourhood, but if this is the way he's going to behave.... I turned to Adèle.
human
Was his manner very bad at the time?
gpt
He seemed more rattled than anything else. He was clearly afraid to interfere. Jill and I got them apart, as I told you. He got very red in the face, but beyond muttering with his teeth clenched, he never said a word.
human
Must have gone straight home and got it off his chest, said Jonah.
gpt
I expect he's awfully proud of that letter, if the truth were known.
human
Well, don't let's dwell on it, said Berry, regarding the oysters which had been set before him.
gpt
After dinner will do. You hardly ever go down with typhoid within six hours. He turned to Adèle.
human
Bet you I've got more strepsicocci than you have,
gpt
Shut up, said Daphne.
human
Adèle dear, d'you like oysters? Because, don't you eat them if you don't.
gpt
No, don't, said Berry.
human
If you don't, whatever you do, don't. And whatever you don't, I will.
gpt
I couldn't bear, she said,