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Fine
.
But
aren
t
you
a
success
!
Dear
,
oh
!
All
the
papers
talking
about
you
.
I
should
think
you
would
be
just
too
proud
to
breathe
.
I
was
almost
afraid
to
come
back
here
this
afternoon
.
Oh
,
nonsense
,
said
Carrie
,
blushing
.
You
know
I
d
be
glad
to
see
you
.
Well
,
anyhow
,
here
you
are
.
Can
t
you
come
up
and
take
dinner
with
me
now
?
Where
are
you
stopping
?
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At
the
Wellington
,
said
Carrie
,
who
permitted
herself
a
touch
of
pride
in
the
acknowledgment
.
Oh
,
are
you
?
exclaimed
the
other
,
upon
whom
the
name
was
not
without
its
proper
effect
.
Tactfully
,
Mrs
.
Vance
avoided
the
subject
of
Hurstwood
,
of
whom
she
could
not
help
thinking
.
No
doubt
Carrie
had
left
him
.
That
much
she
surmised
.
Oh
,
I
don
t
think
I
can
,
said
Carrie
,
to
-
night
.
I
have
so
little
time
.
I
must
be
back
here
by
7
.
30
.
Won
t
you
come
and
dine
with
me
?
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I
d
be
delighted
,
but
I
can
t
to
-
night
,
said
Mrs
.
Vance
studying
Carrie
s
fine
appearance
.
The
latter
s
good
fortune
made
her
seem
more
than
ever
worthy
and
delightful
in
the
other
s
eyes
.
I
promised
faithfully
to
be
home
at
six
.
Glancing
at
the
small
gold
watch
pinned
to
her
bosom
,
she
added
:
I
must
be
going
,
too
.
Tell
me
when
you
re
coming
up
,
if
at
all
.
Why
,
any
time
you
like
,
said
Carrie
.
Well
,
to
-
morrow
then
.
I
m
living
at
the
Chelsea
now
.