human
Of course I don't need to tell you that Lieutenant Hulbert is in on this, continued Ralph.
gpt
He and Kitty are working hand in hand. He's even hoping to be the instructor for a while, if he can get a short leave from the army.
human
So that he can be near Kitty, concluded Linda.
gpt
But suppose Kitty drops him as she did Maurice, then what will happen to the poor people who have invested their money in the club?
human
She can't drop it. There'll be a board of managers to see to that. Besides, Dad'll be back of it. Nobody need worry much, as long as he's behind it.
gpt
That's true,
human
Of course I'll be at college, but I think I can persuade Dad into giving me a plane of my own, so that I can fly home every week-end. Doesn't it sound thrilling?
gpt
It surely does. We'll have to get together and talk the whole thing over soon.
human
I'll tell the world! I'm going to get the bunch over here tomorrow afternoon. Can you come? It's my last day home.
gpt
And will you promise me tomorrow night, Linda? he begged.
human
In case I don't get another dance with you tonight?
gpt
I don't know, she replied, thoughtfully.
human
I'm sort of expecting Daddy home this week-end, and I must see him.
gpt
But you can see your father any time!
human
That's just what I can't do! Why Ralph, I see you lots oftener than Daddy. I haven't laid eyes on him since Field Day at Green Falls--three weeks ago!
gpt
You may not see me for three weeks!
human
And then again, I may.... Here come Lou and Harry.... No, Ralph, I can't promise. If I come tomorrow afternoon, that's all I can say.
gpt
Oh, all right,