human
I met Mr. Lane at the Holland House today, where I was lunching with the Burtons, father. He asked about you, and when I told him you were not so well as usual, he said he would call you up. He wants to tell you about some doctor he discovered in Iowa, who cures everything with massage and hot water. It sounds freakish, but Mr. Lane is a very clever man, isn't he?
gpt
Very,
human
I should think he must be! sighed Mrs. Wanning.
gpt
How in the world did he make all that money, Paul? He didn't seem especially promising years ago, when we used to see so much of them.
human
Corporation business. He's attorney for the P. L. and G.,
gpt
What a pile he must have! Florence watched the old negro's slow movements with restless eyes.
human
Here is Jenny, a Contessa, with a glorious palace in Genoa that her father must have bought her. Surely Aldrini had nothing. Have you seen the baby count's pictures, Roma? They're very cunning. I should think you'd go to Genoa and visit Jenny.
gpt
We must arrange that, Roma. It's such an opportunity. Though Mrs. Wanning addressed her daughter, she looked at her husband.
human
You would get on so well among their friends. When Count Aldrini was here you spoke Italian much better than poor Jenny. I remember when we entertained him, he could scarcely say anything to her at all.