human
I hope our little girl is not going to be homesick, she said.
gpt
There will be much to do in the next three months--much that is pleasant. Some day soon you and I will run up to Boston and have a look at Miss North's school and find out something about its requirements. We shall have a good deal of shopping to do, too. Suitable frocks play as important a part at boarding-school as elsewhere.
human
Aunt Lucinda is a good deal of a dear, she said to herself, as she perched on the window-seat in her bedroom and looked out into the moonlight.
gpt
She wants me to be happy. I suppose she doesn't always understand me, any more than I do her. I reckon we'll have to sort of take each other on faith.
human
As long as this is Saturday, would you mind, Grandmother, if I had the girls in this afternoon?
gpt
Not at all, dear. They will be so busy in school during the week. I will see what Katie has planned for to-day, and, if she can manage it, you might ask them to lunch.
human
Oh, you're such a duck, Grandmother, Blue Bonnet assured her.
gpt
I'll 'phone them right up,
human
I'll just run down to the barn and give Chula a lump of sugar and feed Solomon the first thing,
gpt
Have you made your room tidy?
human
Oh, dear, history repeats itself, doesn't it, Aunt Lucinda?
gpt
I haven't made my bed yet, Aunt Lucinda, if that's what you mean. I hate making it up warm--it's not sanitary, is it? You've said so yourself, often.
human
I fancy two hours of this autumn air will have restored its freshness, she said.
gpt
Have you finished your unpacking?