human
I shall envy you more than ever, Amy, said Dora, as they walked together in the garden a few days afterwards.
gpt
I always thought you were happier than we were; and lately, I am sure of it.
human
You will get better by and by, said Amy.
gpt
I know how you must feel,--the place is so altered.
human
Yes, observed Margaret;
gpt
I think even the blue sky has grown dim, said Dora;
human
Why not? asked Amy.
gpt
I know I must have a great many sorrows, just as other people have.
human
But, replied Dora,
gpt
I am sure it is something in one's own mind which causes it. The earth often looks gloomy when there is really nothing the matter; but I do not think the sky would, if we never did wrong: and that is the reason why I do not think it ever will to you.
human
Indeed, Dora, exclaimed Amy;
gpt
I dont wish to find it out, said Dora.
human
It pleases me to believe there are some people in the world who always do right.
gpt
Then you shall believe it of mamma, and Mrs Walton, and Miss Morton,
human
I don't like to think of Emily, replied Dora.
gpt
When will she let us go and talk to her.
human
I hope she will soon, said Margaret.
gpt
It quite weighs upon my mind.
human
I told her yesterday that you wished it, answered Amy;
gpt
That will not quite please my aunt, said Margaret.
human
I promised her I would speak to Emily myself; and I do wish very much to do what she likes.
gpt
There is Miss Morton just coming down the steps, said Amy;