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891
There
,
he
said
,
holding
back
one
of
his
own
good
cards
,
and
giving
Carrie
a
chance
to
take
a
trick
.
I
count
that
clever
playing
for
a
beginner
.
892
The
latter
laughed
gleefully
as
she
saw
the
hand
coming
her
way
.
It
was
as
if
she
were
invincible
when
Hurstwood
helped
her
.
893
He
did
not
look
at
her
often
.
When
he
did
,
it
was
with
a
mild
light
in
his
eye
.
Not
a
shade
was
there
of
anything
save
geniality
and
kindness
.
He
took
back
the
shifty
,
clever
gleam
,
and
replaced
it
with
one
of
innocence
.
Carrie
could
not
guess
but
that
it
was
pleasure
with
him
in
the
immediate
thing
.
She
felt
that
he
considered
she
was
doing
a
great
deal
.
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894
It
s
unfair
to
let
such
playing
go
without
earning
something
,
he
said
after
a
time
,
slipping
his
finger
into
the
little
coin
pocket
of
his
coat
.
Let
s
play
for
dimes
.
895
All
right
,
said
Drouet
,
fishing
for
bills
.
896
Hurstwood
was
quicker
.
His
fingers
were
full
of
new
ten
-
cent
pieces
.
Here
we
are
,
he
said
,
supplying
each
one
with
a
little
stack
.
897
Oh
,
this
is
gambling
,
smiled
Carrie
.
It
s
bad
.
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898
No
,
said
Drouet
,
only
fun
.
If
you
never
play
for
more
than
that
,
you
will
go
to
Heaven
.
899
Don
t
you
moralise
,
said
Hurstwood
to
Carrie
gently
,
until
you
see
what
becomes
of
the
money
.
900
Drouet
smiled
.