human
One of my reasons for acting thus was my desire to see and be near you. I had heard a great deal about you at different times, and I wanted to make your acquaintance, and judge you for myself before letting you know that I was in any way mixed up with your private affairs. I wanted, in fact, to meet you as an utter stranger.
gpt
Before you go any further, said Eleanor,
human
I should like to ask you one question. When you first came down to Pembridge, did you know that I was not Mr. Lloyd's daughter, and, consequently, not entitled to his property?
gpt
I did know it.
human
Then it was very wrong of you to let me live on in ignorance of my real position. You were making yourself the accomplice of Mr. Kelvin.
gpt
Granted. But I had very special reasons for acting as I did. I suspected the existence of some plot or scheme against you which I was desirous of fathoming. Besides, I could not find in my heart to be the one to strike the cruel blow that would deprive you of name and fortune, and shake the very foundations of your life.
human
The cruelty lay in not telling me. You did me a great injustice, and, at the same time, you deeply wronged Mr. Warburton the real heir.
gpt
Oh, if Mr. Warburton's anything like a decent sort of fellow, he won't mind a bit when it's all explained to him,
human
You talk so strangely, she said in a faltering voice,
gpt
Oh! my darling, he cried,
human
You Gerald Warburton!