human
Yes (cough, cough),
gpt
I expect we'd better (cough, cough)
human
(cough, cough)
gpt
(cough, cough)
human
(cough, cough)
gpt
(cough, cough)
human
Oh, yes, indeed! said Mrs. March.
gpt
Mr. March was just speaking of it when you came in how much he would like to have Deacon Plummer go. Mr. March knows very little about farming, though he was brought up on a farm, and he will be very glad of Deacon Plummer's help; and I shall be very glad to see two Mayfield faces there. I expect to be lonely sometimes.
human
Lonely, ma'am, lonely! spoke up the Deacon:
gpt
It seems to be shutting in all round us, Sarah, to take us to Colorado: doesn't it?
human
It isn't two hours, he continued, turning to Deacon Plummer,
gpt
Picture! Have ye got pictures of the country round about there? interrupted the Deacon.
human
I'd like to see 'em, Parson; so'd Elizy. She was a wonderin' how 'twould look in them parts. She hain't travelled none, Elizy hain't, since she was a gal. I hain't never been much of a hand to stir away from home, an' I donno now what's taken me so sudden to go so far away; but I expect it's providential.