human
Well, I'm sure I hope it is no more than that, Georgie, she answered comfortably.
gpt
Chills are always going about in November, and very often gentlemen encourage them--especially bachelors--by not changing into their winter vests and pants early enough. A great deal of illness is contracted that way.
human
was, however, too much for her fortitude, and she rustled.
gpt
Really, Rhoda does use the most dreadfully unladylike expressions sometimes, she commented inwardly.
human
She never seems to remember that everyone is not married, though even if they were I should hope they would not mention those sort of things. Rhoda is wanting in refinement. I wonder if George notices that and feels it. If he does notice it, I think he ought to tell her about it, because--
gpt
Still, I own I don't like his looks somehow. His face is so thin and drawn. It reminds me of the time his mother, poor Mrs. Iglesias, died. I told him, just jocularly, that his appearance surprised me, but he put it all aside--you know he has a very high aristocratic manner at times that makes you feel you have been intrusive--and then talked of other things.
human
He has lived too solitary, Mrs. Lovegrove said judicially,
gpt
I am sure you would exert yourself to help cheer poor Mr. Iglesias up, if he came over to stay, would you not now, Serena?
human
Are you speaking to me, Rhoda?
gpt
Yes, about Mr. Iglesias coming here to stay.
human
Of course you and George are quite at liberty to ask anyone here whom you like. And if Mrs. Iglesias came I should be perfectly civil to him. But I should not care, Rhoda, to bind myself to anything more than that, because I do not find him an easy person to get on with.