human
She's just as mean as she can be!
gpt
Hester did it. She's always doing something mean,
human
Well, there was an infraction of Mrs. Case's rules, said Laura Belding.
gpt
But it does seem as though Miss Carrington delights in setting obstacles in the way of Central High winning an athletic event. She is, deep down in her heart, opposed to after-hour athletics.
human
She's just as much opposed to them, said Dorothy,
gpt
It's a mean shame!
human
And you see, Hester Grimes and Lily Pendleton aren't penalized, said the furious Bobby.
gpt
They have crawled out of it. And I saw the whole race, and know it was Hester's fault that there was a spill.
human
Let's take it to Mr. Sharp,
gpt
That would do no good. You know he will not interfere with Miss Carrington's mandates. She has judged the case to the best of her knowledge and belief,
human
Hester is her favorite,
gpt
And we have no right to say that. She is punishing the twins for breaking a plain rule. If we tried to expose the whole affair, and bring the witnesses to prove our side, we would only be getting Hester and Lily into trouble, too, without making the twins' case any better,
human
They ought to be conditioned as well,
gpt
It looks so. But Miss Carrington probably thinks, believing that Dora and Dorothy are at fault for the spill, that the others were enough punished by being swamped. Of course, they should not have raced canoes without the race being arranged by either Mrs. Case or Professor Dimp.
human
Huh! Old Dimple could come forward and save Dora and Dorothy from the penalty. Why, whatever will we do? cried Bobby.
gpt
It spoils our chance for the cup again.
human
And it's such a beauty!