human
Miss Wright's room is in perfect order, reported Winnie, setting Shirley down and straightening her pink sash.
gpt
I put on the embroidered bureau scarf and the best linen sheets and pillow cases, just as you said, Rosemary.
human
And I put a bowl of lilacs on her table this morning, said Rosemary happily,
gpt
No, my dinner's all planned, answered Winnie with pride.
human
What train's Miss Wright coming on--the 4:10?
gpt
Yes, and Hugh said to have Bernard Coyle bring us up to the house with his jitney, said Rosemary.
human
I suppose Aunt Trudy will have some bags and parcels. You'll be round when we get back, won't you, Winnie? I don't know exactly what to say to her.
gpt
Bless you, child, you'll do all right, Winnie encouraged her.
human
Doctor Hugh will be home to dinner and 'tisn't as if your aunt was a total stranger.
gpt
But she really is a total stranger, commented Rosemary, as they began their walk to the station.
human
Of course she has been here a couple of days last summer and she spent New Year's with us; but Mother entertained her and we only saw her now and then, mostly at the table.
gpt
Well, we have to make the best of it now, because Hugh says we can't upset Mother, said Sarah.
human
I know she will be an awful lot of trouble and she won't know the first thing about animals.
gpt
Maybe she'll read all the time, offered Shirley in her soft, baby voice.
human
Dora Ellis has an aunt who reads books all the time and Dora can do just as she pleases. She told me so.
gpt
Well, don't you listen to everything Dora Ellis tells you, said Rosemary severely.
human
Mother doesn't like you to play with her and Hugh said you were not to go across the street without asking permission; doesn't Dora Ellis live on the other side of the street?
gpt
Yes, she does, but I didn't go over in her yard, not for weeks and weeks, explained Shirley earnestly.
human
She told me 'bout her aunt last year, in kindergarten.
gpt
All right, honey, I'm not scolding, declared Rosemary, giving her a kiss.
human
There's the station clock and it says half-past four. But, pshaw, that clock never keeps time.