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601
I
ll
tell
you
what
you
do
.
You
say
you
can
t
wear
them
out
there
.
Why
don
t
you
rent
a
furnished
room
and
leave
them
in
that
for
a
week
?
602
Carrie
shook
her
head
.
Like
all
women
,
she
was
there
to
object
and
be
convinced
.
It
was
for
him
to
brush
the
doubts
away
and
clear
the
path
if
he
could
.
Why
are
you
going
home
?
he
asked
.
603
Oh
,
I
can
t
get
anything
here
.
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604
They
won
t
keep
you
?
he
remarked
,
intuitively
.
605
They
can
t
,
said
Carrie
.
606
I
ll
tell
you
what
you
do
,
he
said
.
You
come
with
me
.
I
ll
take
care
of
you
.
607
Carrie
heard
this
passively
.
The
peculiar
state
which
she
was
in
made
it
sound
like
the
welcome
breath
of
an
open
door
.
Drouet
seemed
of
her
own
spirit
and
pleasing
.
He
was
clean
,
handsome
,
well
-
dressed
,
and
sympathetic
.
His
voice
was
the
voice
of
a
friend
.
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608
What
can
you
do
back
at
Columbia
City
?
he
went
on
,
rousing
by
the
words
in
Carrie
s
mind
a
picture
of
the
dull
world
she
had
left
.
There
isn
t
anything
down
there
.
Chicago
s
the
place
.
You
can
get
a
nice
room
here
and
some
clothes
,
and
then
you
can
do
something
.
609
Carrie
looked
out
through
the
window
into
the
busy
street
.
There
it
was
,
the
admirable
,
great
city
,
so
fine
when
you
are
not
poor
.
An
elegant
coach
,
with
a
prancing
pair
of
bays
,
passed
by
,
carrying
in
its
upholstered
depths
a
young
lady
.
610
What
will
you
have
if
you
go
back
?
asked
Drouet
.
There
was
no
subtle
undercurrent
to
the
question
.
He
imagined
that
she
would
have
nothing
at
all
of
the
things
he
thought
worth
while
.