human
He thinks and hopes she will, replied Emily;
gpt
But if she should not,
human
If she should not, replied Emily,
gpt
I could not live without her,
human
Yes, replied Emily,
gpt
To live here,
human
You must not think of it, replied Emily;
gpt
God may in mercy grant you many years of happiness in your own home; but there is no place where He is which may not be your home. Will you endeavour to think of this, dearest? I know it is true, she added, in a low voice,
human
Oh! if I could be like you,
gpt
Do not wish that, said Emily;
human
I am very wicked, said Amy,
gpt
You need not make yourself unhappy now, replied Emily,
human
I thought, said Amy,
gpt
And so I thought once, replied Emily.
human
But, Amy, before we were either of us conscious of existence, we were both dedicated to the Saviour who died for us, and the sign of His suffering was marked upon our foreheads: it would be worse than weakness to shrink from following His footsteps, because He calls us to it early.
gpt
And must I be miserable?
human
No, never, answered Emily, eagerly;
gpt
Mamma told me something like that once, said Amy, with a heavy sigh;
human
You must not fancy it is come, dearest, replied Emily;
gpt
It is better to be here, she said, at last,
human
You can feel so now, replied Emily,
gpt
Oh yes! replied Amy;
human
We can, answered Emily,
gpt
May I go to mamma?
human
I think, answered Emily,
gpt
I must, indeed I must see her! exclaimed Amy;
human
I do not want to speak, only to look at her; and I will try to bear everything,
gpt
I wish, said Emily,
human
I do not think he will come now, said Amy;