human
These churchmen are both men, however, who wrangle and fight so much about religion, vice and virtue, that they have no time to practice either the one or the other; whilst the good Sir Hugh hath, during life, been so fully engaged in acts of benevolence, that saving the hours he hath spent amongst his horses and dogs, he hath indeed little leisure to think about such controversies.
gpt
She again sleeps, she said, weeping, and you may look upon her sweet face once more.
human
But oh, Martin, I fear me we are indeed in trouble; you will scarce behold that countenance, even yet so beautiful, without terror.
gpt
Is she already so changed? said Martin.
human
In the name of Heaven, what can be her complaint?
gpt
No noise, said the attendant,
human
Her face is filled with livid spots! he said.
gpt
We are indeed unhappy; she has caught----
human
The plague, said the nurse, as Martin hesitated, apparently unable to repeat the words.
gpt
The plague; 'tis even so, and she will not outlive this day.
human
I will hasten to Stratford, and bid the leech again visit her instantly,
gpt
said the attendant,