human
However! She walked briskly on.
gpt
What's the difference between Mrs. Grewe and his own dear friend, Fanny Carr? she asked.
human
Nothing whatever--except that Fanny, so far as we know, has taken the trouble with each man to have a wedding and a divorce. The only other difference is that Fanny has no taste at all, while Mrs. Grewe has heaps of it! And she reads things--even Shaw; and she likes good music, too. She is going tonight to 'Salome.' . . . For a moment Ethel let her mind run over all the operas she herself was going to hear, and the concerts, and the plays she would see and the dinners she would go to, the talks in which she would take part. She could see herself--just scintillating! . . . With a jerk she came back to Mrs. Grewe.
gpt
Oh, I guess it isn't very defiling to turn to her from Fanny Carr! I'll do as I please!
human
As Fanny doubtless does with Joe,