human
You must have acquaintances all over the United States, Beth exclaimed at last.
gpt
Aren't you always seeing people that you know?
human
Not often; you see, I was hardly in a position to make acquaintances, Miss Newby. I was doing all sorts of odd jobs, and while I will doubtless remember the faces of the persons for whom I worked, they will not recall me, and would certainly not claim acquaintanceship. However, I did see a young lady on your train whose face was so familiar to me that I bowed involuntarily.
gpt
I noticed you speaking to that stunning girl all dressed in brown. Who is she, Bob?
human
Her name is Hamilton--Miss Margaret Hamilton. I knew her just casually in Chicago, where I stayed longer than I ever did in any other place after Father died. We were in the same class, that is, we graduated the same year. I saw nothing much of her at school, but I frequently caught glimpses of her when I was sent to old Worthington's on some errand.
gpt
Was she a relation of that rich old Worthington who died two years ago?
human
No relation, she was the daughter of his housekeeper, a very nice girl, too. Rather proud, I fancied, but thoroughly free from nonsense and silly sentimentalism.