human
because he has two faces answering to his two tongues. Sometimes he is named
gpt
because if he ever bite any one it is behind his back, where he thinks he is not seen; and so soon is he out of sight, that you can only learn who has bitten you from some honest friend that saw him do it and instantly hide himself under a covering which he always carries about with him for such occasions. He is sometimes named a
human
because he has not courage to say candidly to your face what he means, but creeps about slyly among other people to say it, that he may evade your notice, and at the same time retain your confidence in him as a personal friend. He is sometimes named a
gpt
because he secretes himself in shady places, waiting his opportunity to sting without your knowing how or by whom it was done. In fine, he has been named a
human
who comes to you in
gpt
but is in truth a
human
His love is lust, his friendship all a cheat, His smiles hypocrisy, his words deceit.
gpt
How glad I am to see you, Mr. Johnson! Pray do walk in; and while you are laying your hat, gloves, and umbrella on the hall table, he whispers to some one in the parlour,
human
and the
gpt
but as he was walking home from the party with Miss Nance, he said to her (of course in the absence of Miss Stokoe) that
human
That was a most excellent sermon you gave us this morning, said Mr. Clarke to the Rev. T. Ross, as he was dining with him at his house.
gpt
I hope it will not be long before you visit us again.
human
I am obliged for your compliment,
gpt
What darling little cherubs your twins are, said Mrs. Horton to Mrs. Shenstone in an afternoon gathering of ladies at her house.
human
I really should be proud of them if they were mine: such lovely eyes, such rosy cheeks, such beautiful hair, and withal such sweet expressions of the countenance! And then, how tastily they are dressed! Dear darlings! come and kiss me.
gpt
approached their prodigious admirer, with a view to make friends and impress upon her the solicited kiss. She instantly put them at arm's length from her, saying to Mrs. Teague, who sat next her,
human
I am deeply grieved to learn, said Farmer Shirley one day to his neighbour, Farmer Stout,
gpt
Queen's Head that Stout had brought all his difficulties upon himself, and _he was not sorry for him a bit_. The next day Stout availed himself of the
human
offered him by Shirley, and sent to ask the loan of a pound to pay the baker's bill, in order to keep the
gpt
in the house for his family; when Shirley sent word back to him that he had
human
and