human
Is there anything else, Aunt Matilda?
gpt
Nuffin I can think on, said Aunt Matilda,
human
Oh, I can get that for nothing, said Kate.
gpt
I will bring it to you from home; and I will bring you some butter too, when I can get it.
human
And I'll pick up wood for you, said Harry.
gpt
I can gather enough in the woods in a couple of hours to last you for a week.
human
Lor' bless you, chil'en, said Aunt Matilda,
gpt
I hope you'll be able to do all dat.
human
How much would seventy-seven and three quarter cents a week amount to in a year, Kate?
gpt
Forty dollars and forty-three cents.
human
Lor'! but that's a heap o' money! said Aunt Matilda.
gpt
That's more'n I 'spect to have all the rest of my life.
human
How old are you, Aunt Matilda?
gpt
I 'spect about fifty,
human
Oh, Aunt Matilda! cried Harry,
gpt
Well, then, I 'spects I'se about ninety,
human
But you can't be ninety! said Kate.
gpt
The Bible says that seventy years is the common length of a person's life.
human
Them was Jews, said Aunt Matilda.
gpt
It didn't mean no cull'd people. Cull'd people live longer than that. But p'raps a cull'd Jew wouldn't live very long.
human
Well, said Harry,
gpt
In five years, Harry, she said,
human
It will be two hundred and two dollars and fifteen cents.
gpt
Lor'! cried Aunt Matilda,
human
But we don't have to get it all at once, Aunt Matilda, said Harry, laughing;