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The
elevator
door
was
open
.
Good
-
night
!
said
Drouet
,
as
she
rustled
in
.
Then
he
strolled
sadly
down
the
hall
,
all
his
old
longing
revived
,
because
she
was
now
so
far
off
.
The
merry
frou
-
frou
of
the
place
spoke
all
of
her
.
He
thought
himself
hardly
dealt
with
.
Carrie
,
however
,
had
other
thoughts
.
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That
night
it
was
that
she
passed
Hurstwood
,
waiting
at
the
Casino
,
without
observing
him
.
The
next
night
,
walking
to
the
theatre
,
she
encountered
him
face
to
face
.
He
was
waiting
,
more
gaunt
than
ever
,
determined
to
see
her
,
if
he
had
to
send
in
word
.
At
first
she
did
not
recognise
the
shabby
,
baggy
figure
.
He
frightened
her
,
edging
so
close
,
a
seemingly
hungry
stranger
.
Carrie
,
he
half
whispered
,
can
I
have
a
few
words
with
you
?
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She
turned
and
recognised
him
on
the
instant
.
If
there
ever
had
lurked
any
feeling
in
her
heart
against
him
,
it
deserted
her
now
.
Still
,
she
remembered
what
Drouet
said
about
his
having
stolen
the
money
.
Why
,
George
,
she
said
;
what
s
the
matter
with
you
?
I
ve
been
sick
,
he
answered
.
I
ve
just
got
out
of
the
hospital
.
For
God
s
sake
,
let
me
have
a
little
money
,
will
you
?