human
Blair likes Europe, she said one Sunday afternoon to David Richie, who had come in to see Nannie,
gpt
Well, David said modestly,
human
I haven't seen any cathedrals, you know, Mrs. Maitland.
gpt
It's small loss to you, David, she said kindly.
human
But I wish I'd thought to invite you to go along with Blair last summer. You might have liked it, though you are a pretty sensible fellow in most things.
gpt
Oh, I can't go to Europe till I can earn enough to pay my own way, David replied, and added with a quick look at Nannie,
human
Blair has no need to earn money, said Mrs. Maitland carelessly; then she blew out her lips in a bubbling sigh.
gpt
And he would rather see a cathedral than his mother.
human
Rest! What's he ever done to tire him? Well! Clear out, clear out, you two,--if you're going to take a walk. I'm glad _you_ came back for your vacation, David, at any rate. Nannie needs shaking up. She sticks at home here with me, and a girl ought to see people once in a while. She glanced at the two young creatures shrewdly.
gpt
Why not? she reflected. She had never thought of it before, but
human
It would be a very sensible arrangement. The next moment she had decided that it should be! Nannie's money would be a help to the boy, and he needn't depend on his doctoring business.
gpt
I must put it through,