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Oh
,
no
,
she
said
.
I
d
rather
you
wouldn
t
.
I
d
rather
you
wouldn
t
be
with
me
when
I
meet
my
sister
.
62
All
right
,
he
said
in
all
kindness
.
I
ll
be
near
,
though
,
in
case
she
isn
t
here
,
and
take
you
out
there
safely
.
63
You
re
so
kind
,
said
Carrie
,
feeling
the
goodness
of
such
attention
in
her
strange
situation
.
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64
Chicago
!
called
the
brakeman
,
drawing
the
word
out
long
.
They
were
under
a
great
shadowy
train
shed
,
where
the
lamps
were
already
beginning
to
shine
out
,
with
passenger
cars
all
about
and
the
train
moving
at
a
snail
s
pace
.
The
people
in
the
car
were
all
up
and
crowding
about
the
door
.
65
Well
,
here
we
are
,
said
Drouet
,
leading
the
way
to
the
door
.
Good
-
bye
,
till
I
see
you
Monday
.
66
Good
-
bye
,
she
answered
,
taking
his
proffered
hand
.
67
Remember
,
I
ll
be
looking
till
you
find
your
sister
.
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She
smiled
into
his
eyes
.
69
They
filed
out
,
and
he
affected
to
take
no
notice
of
her
.
A
lean
-
faced
,
rather
commonplace
woman
recognised
Carrie
on
the
platform
and
hurried
forward
.
70
Why
,
Sister
Carrie
!
she
began
,
and
there
was
embrace
of
welcome
.