human
Let's go Tuesdays,
gpt
Why?
human
It never seems half so long from Tuesday till Friday as it does from Friday to Tuesday,
gpt
Why, why not?
human
Oh, I don't know, said Rob.
gpt
Sunday's twice as long as any other day: I guess that's it.
human
But you've got the Sunday each week, exclaimed Nelly:
gpt
I don't care, he said
human
See here, Nell: if we can't go to the mine, let's go and see old Mr. Kleesman. His furnace must be done by this time. Perhaps he'll be making an assay to-day.
gpt
Oh, good! said Nelly.
human
I declare I'd almost forgotten all about him: hadn't you?
gpt
No, indeed! said Rob:
human
I liked the mine better; but let's go there to-day.
gpt
And we'll go and eat our lunch at Ulrica's too, said Nelly.
human
We haven't taken it there for ever so long: she said so Tuesday. We'll go to-day.
gpt
So we will, said Rob.
human
Perhaps she'll have stewed chicken.
gpt
Oh, for shame, Rob!
human
What for? said Rob:
gpt
I don't see any shame. Where's the shame?
human
Shame to think about something to eat when you go to see people,
gpt
Now, Nell March, didn't you think of it, honest Indian?
human
Well, it's worse to say it, stammered Nelly.
gpt
Perhaps I did think of it, just a little, little bit; but I always try not to.
human
Ha! ha! Miss Nell! I've caught you this time; and I don't think it's a bit worse to say it: so, there! Stewed chicken! stewed chicken!
gpt
Rob, she said,
human
That's only because you haven't had any other torment but me,
gpt
Hullo! hullo! said a loud, gruff voice just behind him: