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I
m
going
up
the
street
for
a
walk
,
she
said
after
supper
.
452
Not
alone
,
are
you
?
asked
Hanson
.
453
Yes
,
returned
Carrie
.
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454
I
wouldn
t
,
said
Minnie
.
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I
want
to
see
something
,
said
Carrie
,
and
by
the
tone
she
put
into
the
last
word
they
realised
for
the
first
time
she
was
not
pleased
with
them
.
456
What
s
the
matter
with
her
?
asked
Hanson
,
when
she
went
into
the
front
room
to
get
her
hat
.
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I
don
t
know
,
said
Minnie
.
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458
Well
,
she
ought
to
know
better
than
to
want
to
go
out
alone
.
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Carrie
did
not
go
very
far
,
after
all
.
She
returned
and
stood
in
the
door
.
The
next
day
they
went
out
to
Garfield
Park
,
but
it
did
not
please
her
.
She
did
not
look
well
enough
.
In
the
shop
next
day
she
heard
the
highly
coloured
reports
which
girls
give
of
their
trivial
amusements
.
They
had
been
happy
.
On
several
days
it
rained
and
she
used
up
car
fare
.
One
night
she
got
thoroughly
soaked
,
going
to
catch
the
car
at
Van
Buren
Street
.
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All
that
evening
she
sat
alone
in
the
front
room
looking
out
upon
the
street
,
where
the
lights
were
reflected
on
the
wet
pavements
,
thinking
.
She
had
imagination
enough
to
be
moody
.