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The
train
clacked
through
the
yards
along
the
lake
front
,
and
ran
rather
slowly
to
Twenty
-
fourth
Street
.
Brakes
and
signals
were
visible
without
.
The
engine
gave
short
calls
with
its
whistle
,
and
frequently
the
bell
rang
.
Several
brakemen
came
through
,
bearing
lanterns
.
They
were
locking
the
vestibules
and
putting
the
cars
in
order
for
a
long
run
.
Presently
it
began
to
gain
speed
,
and
Carrie
saw
the
silent
streets
flashing
by
in
rapid
succession
.
The
engine
also
began
its
whistle
-
calls
of
four
parts
,
with
which
it
signalled
danger
to
important
crossings
.
“
Is
it
very
far
?
”
asked
Carrie
.
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“
Not
so
very
,
”
said
Hurstwood
.
He
could
hardly
repress
a
smile
at
her
simplicity
.
He
wanted
to
explain
and
conciliate
her
,
but
he
also
wanted
to
be
well
out
of
Chicago
.
In
the
lapse
of
another
half
-
hour
it
became
apparent
to
Carrie
that
it
was
quite
a
run
to
wherever
he
was
taking
her
,
anyhow
.
“
Is
it
in
Chicago
?
”
she
asked
nervously
.
They
were
now
far
beyond
the
city
limits
,
and
the
train
was
scudding
across
the
Indiana
line
at
a
great
rate
.
“
No
,
”
he
said
,
“
not
where
we
are
going
.
”
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There
was
something
in
the
way
he
said
this
which
aroused
her
in
an
instant
.
Her
pretty
brow
began
to
contract
.
“
We
are
going
to
see
Charlie
,
aren
’
t
we
?
”
she
asked
.