human
Poor fellow, said Linton,
gpt
I am afraid the captain will never live through it. He is worn almost to a skeleton, and he looks as if a fever were consuming him. Should anything dreadful have occurred, I am afraid it will kill him when he hears of it.
human
I fear so too, and it would be the last way I should wish to gain my commission, said Saltwell, with much feeling.
gpt
I wish to Heaven we could fall in with this phantom rover.
human
It takes a great deal of worry to kill a man, observed the doctor, who had no great faith in the effect of any but physical causes on the body, the consequences of a limited medical education, though he was a very fair surgeon.
gpt
If he persists in going without food and sleep, of course he will grow thin.
human
That's very well for you to say, doctor; but when a man's heart is sick he can't eat, answered Linton.
gpt
It is the uncertainty of the thing is killing him. Let him once find the young lady, and he will pluck up fast enough; or, let him know the worst, and, as he is a man and a Christian, he will bear his affliction like one, I'll answer for him.
human
Deck, ahoy! hailed the captain, from aloft.
gpt
Keep her away one point more to the southward.
human
Ay, ay, sir,