human
Am I still on your list of friends? she asked, holding Betty off after an embrace.
gpt
Kathryn, I don't deserve to have such a nice welcome and I know it! Will you girls ever _forgive_ me for not writing?
human
Do you have to do anything for ten minutes or so?
gpt
Not a thing, Betty assured her,
human
They'll be back for me, said Carolyn.
gpt
We came most of the way by train, but were met, and I asked to drive around this way in case I should see anything of Betty, to make my peace with her--and here are both of you. I'm positively afraid to meet Peggy Pollard. I owe her two letters, and I don't owe you girls but one! And oh, I've the grandest plan for next summer. Positively, you've both got to begin planning now to come to our camp with me. Even if I didn't write, I thought of you--every time I went in swimming, Betty--or almost, to be real truthful--I could see you in your bathing suit, cutting the 'dashing waves' or rolling in the sand with me.
human
I'd love 'rolling in the sand' with you, Carolyn, laughed Betty,
gpt
Never could, smiled Kathryn.
human
Carolyn gets away with a lot of things she forgets because she is so nice about remembering some more important things.
gpt
There! exclaimed Carolyn.
human
You're a friend worth having, Kathryn!