human
It seems to me we've got to pay our own debts, then,
gpt
An' why shouldn't we? It's only fair.
human
I hope you are not going to die,
gpt
Not in your way, cried Kaimes, misunderstanding her,
human
I'll come and hear you preach, Jim.
gpt
I'm preachin' now, raged her husband,
human
How injudicious! He might have had a fit.
gpt
He didn't even blame me, said Jim, breaking down,
human
I wish I had been present. Did you cry too, Jim?
gpt
I jolly well nearly did, said Kaimes, truthfully, if ungrammatically,
human
Better and better. Then we _do_ go to Bayswater?
gpt
He'll allow us one thousand a year till the debts are wiped off, went on Kaimes hurriedly, and wishing to get the explanation over,
human
You can. I shan't!
gpt
As my wife, you must.
human
As an individual, I shan't, retorted Lady Jim, calmly. She was getting over her rage now, as she foresaw a very different interview between herself and Jim before they retired for the night.
gpt
It is very good of you to have settled all this without consulting me. And now that you have done so, let us go to dinner.
human
But I----
gpt
There's the gong, observed Leah, opening the door,
human
You'll have to like lots of things now you didn't like before,
gpt
The selection doesn't include you, my good man, so don't be disappointed.