human
I do know a Mr. Tyrrell!
gpt
What sort of a person is he? I asked with an indifferent air--
human
He does slap it down on the colours now and then, replied Thornton.
gpt
I hope you don't know him, Mr. Pelham!
human
Why? said I, evading the question.
gpt
His character is not affected by a propensity so common, unless, indeed, you suppose him to be more a gambler than a gamester, viz. more acute than unlucky.
human
The greater the truth, the greater the libel,
gpt
No, resumed Thornton,
human
I know nothing against Mr. Tyrrell--nothing! He may be a very good man, and I believe he is; but as a friend, Mr. Pelham, (and Mr. Thornton grew quite affectionate), I advise you to have as little as possible to do with that sort of people.
gpt
Truly, said I,
human
Whoever enters an unknown road in a fog may easily lose himself.
gpt
True, said I;
human
I do not know, thought I,