human
I wanted to give you a souvenir, said Irma,
gpt
The room was so dusky that Walpurga looked around in superstitious fear. The money might be evil; she quickly made the sign of the Cross over it, and put it into her ample pocket.
human
And now, farewell, said Irma.
gpt
Be happy. You are happier than any of us. If ever I don't know where to go, I shall come to you. You'll have me, won't you? Now go--go! I must sleep. And don't forget me, Walpurga. Don't thank me, don't speak!
human
Oh, please let me speak, just one word! We both can't know which of us will die, and then it would be too late. I don't know what's the matter with you. You are not well, and you may get worse. You often have cold hands and hot cheeks. I wronged you that day, soon after I arrived. I'll never think bad of you again, no one shall say evil of you; but, please, get away from the castle! Go home, to----
gpt
Enough, exclaimed Irma, thrusting forth her hands as though Walpurga's words were stones thrown at her.
human
Farewell; and don't forget me. She held out her hand for Walpurga to kiss; it was hot and feverish. Walpurga went. The parrot in the ante-room screamed:
gpt
Good-bye, Irma.
human
Then, Hanseï, coaxed by the shrewd innkeeper, had set his heart upon acquiring the inn, now that they had