[Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser]@TWC D-Link bookSister Carrie CHAPTER VI 25/38
I was just coming out to your place.
How are you, anyhow ?" "I'm all right," said Carrie, smiling. Drouet looked her over and saw something different. "Well," he said, "I want to talk to you.
You're not going anywhere in particular, are you ?" "Not just now," said Carrie. "Let's go up here and have something to eat.
George! but I'm glad to see you again." She felt so relieved in his radiant presence, so much looked after and cared for, that she assented gladly, though with the slightest air of holding back. "Well," he said, as he took her arm--and there was an exuberance of good-fellowship in the word which fairly warmed the cockles of her heart. They went through Monroe Street to the old Windsor dining-room, which was then a large, comfortable place, with an excellent cuisine and substantial service.
Drouet selected a table close by the window, where the busy rout of the street could be seen.
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