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The
sum
and
substance
of
it
was
that
there
was
no
hope
,
and
they
wanted
the
money
with
the
least
trouble
possible
.
Hurstwood
read
his
doom
.
He
decided
to
pay
$
9
,
500
to
the
agent
whom
they
said
they
would
send
,
keeping
$
1
,
300
for
his
own
use
.
He
telegraphed
his
acquiescence
,
explained
to
the
representative
who
called
at
the
hotel
the
same
day
,
took
a
certificate
of
payment
,
and
told
Carrie
to
pack
her
trunk
.
He
was
slightly
depressed
over
this
newest
move
at
the
time
he
began
to
make
it
,
but
eventually
restored
himself
.
He
feared
that
even
yet
he
might
be
seized
and
taken
back
,
so
he
tried
to
conceal
his
movements
,
but
it
was
scarcely
possible
.
He
ordered
Carrie
’
s
trunk
sent
to
the
depot
,
where
he
had
it
sent
by
express
to
New
York
.
No
one
seemed
to
be
observing
him
,
but
he
left
at
night
.
He
was
greatly
agitated
lest
at
the
first
station
across
the
border
or
at
the
depot
in
New
York
there
should
be
waiting
for
him
an
officer
of
the
law
.
Carrie
,
ignorant
of
his
theft
and
his
fears
,
enjoyed
the
entry
into
the
latter
city
in
the
morning
.
The
round
green
hills
sentinelling
the
broad
,
expansive
bosom
of
the
Hudson
held
her
attention
by
their
beauty
as
the
train
followed
the
line
of
the
stream
.
She
had
heard
of
the
Hudson
River
,
the
great
city
of
New
York
,
and
now
she
looked
out
,
filling
her
mind
with
the
wonder
of
it
.
As
the
train
turned
east
at
Spuyten
Duyvil
and
followed
the
east
bank
of
the
Harlem
River
,
Hurstwood
nervously
called
her
attention
to
the
fact
that
they
were
on
the
edge
of
the
city
.
After
her
experience
with
Chicago
,
she
expected
long
lines
of
cars
—
a
great
highway
of
tracks
—
and
noted
the
difference
.
The
sight
of
a
few
boats
in
the
Harlem
and
more
in
the
East
River
tickled
her
young
heart
.
It
was
the
first
sign
of
the
great
sea
.
Next
came
a
plain
street
with
five
-
story
brick
flats
,
and
then
the
train
plunged
into
the
tunnel
.
“
Grand
Central
Station
!
”
called
the
trainman
,
as
,
after
a
few
minutes
of
darkness
and
smoke
,
daylight
reappeared
.
Hurstwood
arose
and
gathered
up
his
small
grip
.
He
was
screwed
up
to
the
highest
tension
.
With
Carrie
he
waited
at
the
door
and
then
dismounted
.
No
one
approached
him
,
but
he
glanced
furtively
to
and
fro
as
he
made
for
the
street
entrance
.
So
excited
was
he
that
he
forgot
all
about
Carrie
,
who
fell
behind
,
wondering
at
his
self
-
absorption
.
As
he
passed
through
the
depot
proper
the
strain
reached
its
climax
and
began
to
wane
.
All
at
once
he
was
on
the
sidewalk
,
and
none
but
cabmen
hailed
him
.
He
heaved
a
great
breath
and
turned
,
remembering
Carrie
.
“
I
thought
you
were
going
to
run
off
and
leave
me
,
”
she
said
.
“
I
was
trying
to
remember
which
car
takes
us
to
the
Gilsey
,
”
he
answered
.
Carrie
hardly
heard
him
,
so
interested
was
she
in
the
busy
scene
.
“
How
large
is
New
York
?
”
she
asked
.
