human
Mrs. Cole, might I ask what has caused you to change your mind about staying with Mrs. Gower? You entered with the intention of making her a visit, and one can see at a glance that the being here would be a panacea to your unfortunate husband; I again ask, why you have changed your mind?
gpt
If yours are Canadian manners, I cannot congratulate you, Mr. Dale. My reason for changing my mind is _my_ reason, not yours.
human
Your words and actions, Mrs. Cole, force me to act at once.
gpt
Come, she said, with a sneer at the speaker, now turning to her husband,
human
Come, Charles, I regret to interrupt these ladies in their attentions, but you must button up your top-coat.
gpt
I wish you'd stay even for dinner,
human
No, the night air is bad for you, come at once;
gpt
Sit down again, Mrs. Cole; said Mr. Dale, firmly; and to the renewed astonishment of all,
human
I have something to say to you.
gpt
No, I take no interest in the sayings of an ill-bred man. Good-evening, Mrs. Gower.
human
This won't do, Mrs. Cole; I regret your line of action, as it forces a disagreeable duty upon me in my friend's drawing-room, and not in a court of law, as I had intended. My friend Dr. Annesley, of London --at this, she set her teeth in a determined way--
gpt
Dr. Annesley has written me the sad history of this little lady.
human
You are a very rude man to detain me, while you prate of a perfect stranger, she says, her face blazing, and making a move to the hall,
gpt
Come, Charles.