I will try and be at Throop Street if nothing interferes.

I seem to be getting very bad.

It's wrong to act as I do, I know." Hurstwood, when he met her as agreed, reassured her on this score.
"You mustn't worry, sweetheart," he said.

"Just as soon as he goes on the road again we will arrange something.

We'll fix it so that you won't have to deceive any one." Carrie imagined that he would marry her at once, though he had not directly said so, and her spirits rose.