human
Oh, Arthur, my dear boy, she knows me! said Mrs. Vincent, putting up her hand to her eyes.
gpt
I must not be away from her a moment, but I could not resist coming to tell you. She knows me, dear. Make haste and dress, and come and see your sister, Arthur; and I will give orders about your breakfast as I go back. My dear, I know you have been anxious, said the widow, putting back his hair fondly with the soft little hand which still trembled;
human
said his mother, going softly out again, with her tender little figure all beautified and trembling with joy. Mrs. Vincent met the landlady near the door, and stopped to speak to her.
gpt
My daughter is a great deal better, said the minister's mother.
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I have been so anxious, I have never been able to thank you as I ought to have done for your kindness and attention. We have been as quiet as if we had been at home. We will all remember your attention, though I have never been able to thank you before; and I am sure it is very gratifying to my son to think it is one of his own flock who has taken so much pains for us. Mr. Vincent has been very anxious about his sister, continued the widow;
gpt
I fear he has not been taking his food, nor keeping his regular time for meals. You would oblige me very much if you would try to have something nice for his breakfast. We were all much shaken yesterday, being so anxious;--some new-laid eggs perhaps--though I know they are scarce in a town at this time of the year--or anything you can think of that will tempt him to eat. I would not say so much, said Mrs. Vincent, smiling upon the astonished landlady, and leaning to support her own weakness on the rail of the passage upon which the staircase opened,