human
How would such a woman as you describe--a cook who has been in a good London place, and who has lost her health--work into our--mine and Rose's--ways? Why, we should both be afraid of such a woman! She would impose on us at every turn. If you only knew, dear Miss Forsyth, how often, in the last twenty years, I have thanked God--I say it in all reverence--for having sent me my good old Anna! Think what it has been to me --she spoke with a good deal of emotion--
gpt
Don't think that it has all been perfect--that I have lain entirely on a bed of roses! Anna has been very tiresome sometimes; and, as you know, her daughter, to whom I was really attached, and whom I regarded more or less as Rose's foster-sister, made that unfortunate marriage to a worthless London tradesman. That's the black spot in Anna's life--I don't mind telling you that it's been a blacker spot in mine than I've ever cared to admit, even to myself. The man's always getting into scrapes, and having to be got out of them! Why, _you_ once helped me about him, didn't you? and since then James Hayley actually had to go to the police about the man.
human
Mr. Hayley will be busier than ever now.
gpt
Yes, I suppose he will.