human
Auntie Hamps is being naughty again,
gpt
said Maggie, speaking quickly and eagerly, as she and Hilda sat down.
human
She’s bound to let herself in for another attack if she doesn’t take care of herself. And she won’t take care of herself. She won’t listen to the doctor or anybody else. She’s always on her feet, and she’s got sewing-meetings on the brain just now. I’ve got her to bed early to-night--she’s frightfully shaky--and I thought I’d come up and tell you. You’re the only one that can do anything with her at all, and you really must come and see her to-morrow on your way to the works.
gpt
All right! All right! said he, with amiable impatience; it was the first he had heard of the matter.
human
I’ll drop in. But I’ve got no influence over her,
gpt
Oh yes, you have! said Maggie, mildly now.
human
I’m very sorry to hear about George’s eyes. Seeing it’s absolutely necessary for Hilda to take him to London to-morrow, and you’ve got no servants at all, can’t you come and sleep at Auntie’s for a night or two? You’ve no idea what a relief it would be to me.