"No," he said, "Carrie's out; but won't you step in? She'll be
back shortly."
"No-o," said Mrs. Vance, realising the change of it all. "I'm
really very much in a hurry. I thought I'd just run up and look
in, but I couldn't stay. Just tell your wife she must come and
see me."
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relief at her going. He was so ashamed that he folded his hands
weakly, as he sat in the chair afterwards, and thought.
Carrie, coming in from another direction, thought she saw Mrs.
Vance going away. She strained her eyes, but could not make
sure.
"Was anybody here just now?" she asked of Hurstwood.
"Yes," he said guiltily; "Mrs. Vance."
"Did she see you?" she asked, expressing her full despair.
This cut Hurstwood like a whip, and made him sullen.
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"Oh," said Carrie, closing one hand tightly out of sheer
nervousness. "What did she have to say?"
"Nothing," he answered. "She couldn't stay."
"And you looking like that!" said Carrie, throwing aside a long
reserve.
"What of it?" he said, angering. "I didn't know she was coming,
did I?"
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coming. I've asked you a dozen times to wear your other clothes.
Oh, I think this is just terrible."
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