human
Her winding-sheet, her winding-sheet; and her pretty eyes wide open perhaps!
gpt
Now, sir, if you please, you must--you must, cried Mary Hookham, his best maid, trotting in with her thumbs turned back from a right hot dish, and her lips up as if she were longing to kiss him, to let out her feelings.
human
Here be a duster, by way of a cloth, not to scorch the table against Miss Grace comes home again. Sir, if you please, you must ate a bit. Not a bit have you aten sin' Toosday, and it is enough to kill a carrier's horse. 'Take on,' as my mother have often said; 'take on, as you must, if your heart is right, when the hand of the Lord is upon you; but never take off with your victuals.' And a hearty good woman my mother is, and have seen much tribulation. You never would repent, sir, of hearkening to me, and of trying of her, till such time as poor Miss Grace comes back. And not a penny would she charge you.
gpt
Let her come, if she will, he answered, without thinking twice about it; for he paid no heed to household matters in his present trouble.
human
Let her come, if you wish it, Mary. At any rate, she can do no harm.
gpt
She will do a mort of good, sir. But now do try to ate a bit. My mother will make you, if you have her, sir.
human
All of us has our troubles, said Mary;
gpt
You are a good girl, answered the Squire;
human
Oh my! what a precious little bit you've had! But as sure as my name is Mary Hookham, you shall have three glasses of port, sir. You don't keep no butler, because you knows better; and no housekeeper, because you don't know mother. Likewise, Miss Grace is so clever--but there, now, if she stay long for her honeymoon, a housekeeper you must have, sir.