human
Good evening, Mrs. March. How do you do, Mr. March? (cough, cough).
gpt
I've brought a cruller (cough, cough)
human
(cough, cough)
gpt
(cough, cough),
human
(cough, cough).
gpt
I got a leetle too much lard in 'em, jest a leetle, and the leastest speck too much lard'll make 'em crumble like any thing (cough, cough);
human
(cough, cough)
gpt
(cough, cough); and, going to the table, she turned her pocket wrong side out, and emptied upon a newspaper a large pile of small bits of cruller.
human
Do you think they'll mind their being (cough, cough)
gpt
(cough, cough)
human
(cough, cough)
gpt
Call 'em crumblers! call 'em crumblers, said Deacon Plummer, laughing hard at his own joke, and rubbing his hands together before the fire;
human
Oh! the children won't mind, said Mrs. March, politely, and she brought a glass dish from the closet, and, filling it with the crumbs, covered it with a red napkin, and set it on the sideboard.
gpt
There, said she,