human
Is her voice injured?
gpt
I am afraid so, yes,
human
But surely time and rest and proper treatment,
gpt
The doctor examined her throat before he left, she said.
human
Of course he had no laryngoscope with him, but he didn't need one, really. The vocal cords are all stretched--he said the specialists might help her and take away a great deal of the hoarseness, but that in his opinion she can never stand the strain of public singing again: he thinks excitement alone would paralyse the cords.
gpt
Who's to tell her?
human
I thought you might,
gpt
Miss Jencks--