human
So, ve must take goot care of him, said the doctor, when he had examined the patient.
gpt
Dr. Gladby he has done much for him, und I can do little more. You must dake care of yourself, Herr Swift, or you vill--but den, vot is der use of being gloomy-minded? I am sure you vill go more easy, und not vork so much.
human
I haven't worked much, replied the aged inventor.
gpt
I have only been helping my son on a new airship.
human
Den dot must stop, insisted the doctor.
gpt
You must haf gomplete rest--dot's it--gomplete rest.
human
We'll do just as you say, doctor, said Tom.
gpt
We'll give up the aeroplane matters, dad, and go away, you and I, where we can't see a blueprint or a pattern, or hear the sound of machinery. We'll cut it all out.
human
Dot vould he goot,
gpt
No, I couldn't think of it, answered Mr. Swift.
human
I want you to go in that race, Tom--and win!
gpt
But I'll not do it, dad, if you're going to be ill.
human
He is ill now, interrupted the doctor.
gpt
Very ill, Dom Swift.
human
That settles it. I don't go in the race. You and I'll go away, dad--to California, or up in Canada. We'll travel for your health.
gpt
No! no! insisted the old inventor gently.
human
I will be all right. Most of the work on the monoplane is done now, isn't it, Tom?
gpt
Yes, dad.
human
Then you go on, and finish it. You and Mr. Jackson can do it without me now. I'll take a rest, doctor, but I want my son to enter that race, and, what's more, I want him to win!
gpt
Vell, if you don't vork, dot is all I ask. I must forbid you to do any more. Mit Dom, dot is different. He is young und strong, und he can vork. But you--not, Herr Swift, or I doctor you no more.
human
Very well. I'll agree to that if Tom will promise to enter the race,
gpt
I will,