Carrie

Every eye was fixed on Carrie, still proud and scornful. They moved as she moved. Their eyes were with her eyes.

He looked rather determined now, in a desolate sort of way, and Carrie felt very sorry.

"Oh, with no one, " said Carrie. "It was just a show gotten-"

Carrie left him, feeling as though a great arm had slipped out before her to draw off trouble.

Carrie looked at him a moment, her eyes distending. She had believed it was all legal and binding enough.

Carrie did not forget that there was something to be settled between her and Hurstwood, but the thought was ignored in her agitation.

"Oh, nonsense, " said Carrie, blushing. "You know I'd be glad to see you. "

Carrie felt as if unable to endure such a life.

He was not so sure of Carrie -- did not know whether it was Hurstwood's wife or daughter.

"What's the matter, Carrie? " said Hurstwood after a time, noticing her quiet, almost moody state.

The part of Laura, as Carrie found out when she began to examine it, was one of suffering and tears.

Carrie was dwelling in the atmosphere which this man created for her. Already she was enlivened and suffused with a glow.

There came a night when he confessed to Carrie that the business was not doing as well this month as it had the month before.

She seemed to realise it in a sort of pussy -like way and instinctively concluded to cling with her soft little claws to Carrie.

"I'll not live with you, " said Carrie. "I don't want to live with you. You've done nothing but brag around ever since you've been here. "

Carrie looked at him tenderly. She could have laid her head upon his shoulder, so delightful did it all seem.

"They were getting ready to print the programmes, " he said, "and I gave them the name of Carrie Madenda. Was that all right? "

The sight of him always around in his untidy clothes and gloomy appearance drove Carrie to seek relief in other places.

Now, as Carrie watched him out of the corner of her eye, certain sound thoughts came into her head.

I felt very dull all the evening, but deemed it advisable NOT to say anything to Carrie about the matter.

She invariably asked her to stay, proposing little outings and other things of that sort until Carrie began neglecting her dinner hours.

Carrie felt as if some great tide had rolled between them.

"Don't! " said Carrie, drawing away, but not removing her handkerchief from her eyes.

He sent Drouet after a programme, and then discoursed to Carrie concerning Jefferson as he had heard of him.

"How much do you pay a week? " ventured Carrie, emboldened by a certain softness in the man's manner and his simplicity of address.

Carrie joined us later, but did not stay long, saying the smoke was too much for her.

I was a little annoyed with Carrie, who kept saying: "Isn't it a pity we don't know anybody? "

"I am very glad to meet you, " he said to Mrs. Vance when Carrie introduced him, showing much of the old grace which had captivated Carrie.

"I thought, " he said, looking at Carrie, "I would come around and tell you how well you did, Mrs. Drouet. It was delightful. "

Carrie once revealed how much money she'd spent on fabulous footwear, and women everywhere were instantly jealous.

To Carrie he said nothing whatsoever. She could feel that her request disturbed him. To pay her would soon become a distressing thing.

Carrie did not know it, but there was the least show of wrinkles between her eyes and her mouth was puckered quaintly.

I wish Carrie had not given Lupin a latch-key; we never seem to see anything of him.

Carrie looked at him with the tenderness which virtue ever feels in its hope of reclaiming vice.

Carrie accepted this as basis for hope--it was a sort of salve to her conscience, a pleasant way out.

"I'll look around, " said Carrie, observing that the proposed change seemed to be a serious thing with him.

Carrie listened, and caught the infection of something -- she did not know what. Her nostrils sniffed thinly.

Carrie began to feel that there was something exuberant and unnatural in his manner.

"Michigan Central depot, " he said, standing up and speaking so low that Carrie could not hear, "as fast as you can go. "

"No; frown, " he said. "Frown as you did before. " Carrie looked at him in astonishment.

"Oh, yes, " returned Carrie, vacantly , trying to arrange this curious proposition in her mind.

That young woman invariably put one of the rocking-chairs in the corner, and Carrie as regularly moved it out.

Charlotte: Don't listen to her, Carrie. It's only been a month. It takes half the total time you went out with someone to get over them.

Hurstwood gazed wearily, reminded by her both of Carrie in her new world and of the time when he had escorted his own wife in like manner.

"Oh, dear me! " exclaimed Carrie. Then she settled back with a sigh. "There's no use crying over spilt milk, " she said. "It's too late. "

Han with her Carrie came to the home secretary, he said I part-time to work with a company in the village and to introduce new project.

A few years later, with a little more experience, the slightest tide of success, and he had not been able to approach Carrie at all.

Carrie and I had a little dance, which I said reminded me of old days.

"My dad flew to Elizabeth's side, making his way slowly to her front, " Carrie Fisher wrote in the Daily Mail.

Carrie looked about her, very much disturbed and quite sure that she did not want to work here.

Suddenly, a week from the fatal day, Carrie realised that they were going to run short.

It must be that Carrie had got rid of him -- as well she ought, he thought.

He seemed to have the least touch of boyishness to Carrie, and yet he was a man full grown.

Carrie did not make their acquaintance, but she saw the daughter coming in and going out.

Carrie resented this, though she did not reply. She was not going to be a common shop-girl, she thought; they need not think it, either.

"Oh, " said Carrie, her voice rising into a weak cry. "Let me off. I don't want to go with you. "

It seemed to Carrie he was as yet only overcoming the last traces of the bashfulness of youth.

He seemed to look it, and the saving grace in Carrie was that she could understand that people could be wiser.

Now, it so happened that from his observations of Carrie he began to imagine that she was of the thoroughly domestic type of mind.

"I don't know, " said Carrie vaguely--a flash vision of the possibility of her not securing employment rising in her mind.

Carrie thanked him and walked briskly out, while the young man gazed after her through one of the side windows of his gilded coop.

Carrie did not get it at all. She seemed to be talking in her sleep.

When her Carrie particle interacts with her unknown quantum system, information about her mystery system is transferred over to Carrie.

"I guess I'll not try to go out to-day, " he said to Carrie at breakfast. "It's going to be awful bad, so the papers say. "

"Well, it's too much, anyhow, " said Carrie. "I ought't to be made to pay for it. I've got more than I can pay for now. "

Carrie looked at him with the hue of shifting thought in her large eyes.

There was no occasion for that remark, for Carrie is very proud of my beard.

Carrie remembered this with a start. Where to get the money? She had none laid up for such an emergency. Rent day was drawing near.

Carrie felt the train to be slowing down. It was the moment to act if she was to act at all. She stirred uneasily.

Carrie had hung muslin curtains over the folding-doors, and also over one of the entrances, for we had removed the door from its hinges.

"I'll go now, " he said to Carrie, coming toward her and holding out his hands, but she did not move to take them.

"Where is the residence part? " asked Carrie, who did not take the tall five-story walls on either hand to be the abodes of families.

It was with a sense of satisfaction, then, that he saw announced one morning the return of the Casino Company, "with Miss Carrie Madenda. "

Carrie Gracie: I think for a news presenter, if all you're going to do is to read the news, then, appearance is one important element.

He would not have done it with an older, wiser woman, but in Carrie he saw only the novice.

Of course, he encountered Carrie through Mrs. Vance; but there was nothing responsive between them.

Of course, as his own self-respect vanished, it perished for him in Carrie.

Carrie felt that she would like to know her, and a similar feeling stirred in the mind of the other, who admired Carrie's innocent face.

Hurstwood listened to its progress, wondering when Carrie would come on. He had not long to wait.

Carrie thought this over. She had never been on the road.

Carrie: It was a force bigger than me, like Niagara Falls, you know?

Now a fierce feeling against Carrie welled up -- just one fierce, angry thought before the whole thing slipped out of his mind.

Carrie listened, but with a feeling of unrest. There was much about her situation which destroyed the possibility of appreciation.

"I don't seem to have, " answered Carrie. "It's about as strange to me as when I first came here. "

for her part , carrie had experienced a world of fancy and feeling since she had left him , the night before.

Carrie looked at him, and gathered from his whole demeanour what it meant. It was serious, very serious.

While Hanson really came for bread, the thought dwelt with him that now he would see what Carrie was doing.

There was something about this which struck Carrie as slightly inconsiderate .

It was heightened for him by the applause of the audience as the curtain descended and the fact that it was Carrie.

Carrie to Chicago on the train, he became his mistress, and by his understanding hurst wood.

"That isn't so bad, " said the author, the manager noting the curious effect which Carrie's blues had upon the part.

Thanks. Carrie: What's the name of the company? Jock : Chunghwa Computers.

"I will, " said Carrie. "Really, I've been wanting to come. I know I ought to. It's a shame. But you know-"

As for Carrie, her understanding of the moral significance of money was the popular understanding, nothing more.

As he went, Carrie came out, and, seeing an immense basket of flowers being hurried down the aisle toward her, she waited.

Carrie imagined that he would marry her at once, though he had not directly said so, and her spirits rose.

Carrie was standing in the wings, weakly waiting her next cue, all the snap and nerve gone out of her.

Meanwhile, he accepted his present situation with Carrie, getting what joy out of it he could.

Mary can't sew on her nine-patch quilt, and Laura can't knit on the tiny mittens she was making for baby Carrie.

Carrie: How can I not know about this?

"Oh, " said Carrie, closing one hand tightly out of sheer nervousness. "What did she have to say? "

November 7. --Lupin asked Carrie to call on Mrs. Mutlar, but Carrie said she thought Mrs. Mutlar ought to call on her first.

"Now, " he said, addressing first Carrie and then Drouet with his eyes, "you must be ready at 7. 30. I'll come and get you. "

Carrie only looked at him with large, troubled eyes.

He wouldn't care what his wife did with herself if only he might not lose Carrie.

Carrie rather sympathised with his efforts and thought nothing upon her lack of entertainment such as she had enjoyed in Chicago.

Now, to this Carrie added a few visits to one or two chorus girls, including the blue-eyed soldier of the golden helmet.

Carrie succumbed to this prompting, waiting, however, until the manager gave her notice of what clothing she must have to fit the part.

"Very well, " said Carrie, who was so disturbed that she could not bring a proper attitude to bear in the matter.

emma : nate hacked into mr . hudson ' s computer . carrie and nate are going to get a copy of his final exam.

"It's better than going hungry, " said Carrie. "If you don't want me to do that, why don't you get work yourself? "

Carrie felt this question to be an infringement on her liberty.

It was easy enough to do. Carrie scowled. The effect was something so quaint and droll it caught even the manager.

"Aw, come, Carrie, " he said, "what can you do alone? Let me help you. "

She ought to have taken a lesson from Carrie, and covered her shoulders with a little lace.

Carrie, coming in from another direction, thought she saw Mrs. Vance going away. She strained her eyes, but could not make sure.

Minnie made no objection to this, and Carrie put on her hat and went below.

Carrie ( Sarah Jessica Parker ) is still in Manhattan, happy with her and Big's relationship.

Reversals of Fortunes : Carrie stands in front of her original apartment closet ; not the coveted walk -in closet of the film .

"Where has Carrie gone? " asked Hanson, coming back into the dining-room when he heard the door close.

Drouet and Hurstwood saw at a glance that Carrie was not among them, and went on talking in a whisper.

Here Carrie asked to see the manager of the company.

"I hadn't heard of him, " said Carrie, honestly.

I'll tell you, Carrie, if you'll be quiet. I want you to come along with me to another city.

"I don't know, " said Carrie. "The name on the bell is Vance. Some one over there plays beautifully. I guess it must be she. "

"What? " said Carrie. She was nonplussed at the possibility of the errand being different from what she had thought.

"It would be nice if you could get some place, " said Carrie, prompted by anxiety and hope.

Carrie had thought of going for a walk, and had put on a light grey woollen dress with a jaunty double-breasted jacket.

By his manner, he put Carrie at her ease, and by his deference and pleasantries he amused her.

She also includes an older sister named Mary and a younger sister named Carrie in her stories.

Remembering Mrs. Vance's promise to call, Carrie made one other mild protest. It was concerning Hurstwood's appearance.

In her comfortable chambers at the Waldorf, Carrie was reading at this time "Pere Goriot, " which Ames had recommended to her.

Four-year-old Laura lives in the little house with her Pa, her Ma, her sisters Mary and Carrie, and their trusty dog, Jack.

"I will, " said Carrie, who had not thought of it before.

Carrie (voiceover): Even as a visitor, I could see how this was a very relaxing place to get away to.

CAREER: Having become a household name with her character of Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City, the show is the gift that keeps on giving.

It could not give him back his host of friends, his name, his house and family, nor Carrie, as he had meant to have her.

"I'd like to for a week or so, if you don't mind, " ventured Carrie.

Speaking of L-words, we noticed that Carrie has swapped her trademark horseshoe for a four-leaf clover pendant--must be her new lucky charm.

Introduction Carrie is a handsome rural girl, she came to the envy of the material life of metropolitan Chicago to make a living.

"Where is H. R. Jacob's? " interrupted Carrie, mentioning one of the theatres devoted to melodrama which went by that name at the time.

Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood came out to the Circus in Chicago last night.

Grief under such circumstances becomes an enticing thing. Carrie longed to be of it.

"You wait here, " he said to Carrie, when they reached the waiting-room, "while I get the tickets. "

Carrie proceeded to get the "Clipper, " and tried to find the agents by looking over it as she stood beside the stand.

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania disagreed with Carrie Burnham, and she was denied the right to vote.

Carrie, I'm a passionate person. His career is all I care about.

I determined not to say a word to Carrie, but to tell Farmerson to come on Monday and paint the bath white.

If that happens not himself ella sat down beside her, Carrie's experience is another story.

"We go right out again, " he said, scarcely noticing that Carrie looked tired and weary.

"Don't you moralize, " said Hurstwood to Carrie gently, "until you see what becomes of the money. " Drouet smiled.

Carrie: Step right up, folks. Two vodkas and a $12 pasta buys your admission to see The Man With No Soul.

Such feelings as were generated in Carrie by this walk put her in an exceedingly receptive mood for the pathos which followed in the play.

He thought he saw Carrie, but it was so unexpected, so elegant and far away, he could hardly tell.

For at least Carrie, though, this process was about more than just boiling down criteria - it was about the process, itself.

Singer Carrie Underwood admitted she had her third nipple removed out of embarrassment.

"What! " said Carrie, lighting the gas and searching for her clothes.

Carrie had never been ill-disposed toward him.

You know when Carrie dyes her hair dark brown in the first SATC movie after her split?

I said I had no doubt we should like Miss Mutlar when we saw her, but Carrie said she loved her already.

I walked round to Putley, and fortunately he was out, so I had a good excuse to let the banisters slide.

Among the judges was New York City's own Carrie Hill, star of Drama Valley's Broadway production now playing at the Shanghai Centre.

Speaking of needing to be front and center, Carrie Edwards must have been running for star biology student.

Carrie looked about her, after she had drunk a tinful of water from a bucket in one corner, for a place to sit and eat.

Carrie Hill has been a professional singer and actress in New York City for nine years.

He left the packages, together with the balance of thirty-two cents, upon the kitchen table, where Carrie found it.

But even Louise cannot keep Carrie from her cynical attitude about the coming wedding to Big.

They were sufficient, however, for the atmosphere that went with this youth impressed itself upon Carrie without words.

Carrie did not answer this at all. It hurt her.

He contented himself with a very moderate allowance of personal apparel, and rarely suggested anything for Carrie.

"Drouet is a good fellow, " Hurstwood thought to himself as he went back into his office, "but he's no man for Carrie. "

Carrie could feel that she was being borne a long distance off -- that the engine was making an almost through run to some distant city.

Carrie swallowed this story in all its pristine beauty. She sincerely wished he could get through the summer. He looked so hopeless.

Similarly, Carrie Fisher, whose film career had long since cooled off, regained the spotlight with her novels and memoir.

Carrie, that's great! ls it a date?

carrie passed along the busy aisles , much affected by the remarkable displays of trinkets , dress goods , stationery , and jewelry.

"You're so kind, " said Carrie, feeling the goodness of such attention in her strange situation.

"He seems to be, " said Carrie.

Emma, Carrie and Nate are among the top students in their school. This semester, however, they are taking Mr. Hudson's math class.

This retort angered Carrie. She had had a dreary day of it herself.

When they were shown their room Carrie saw at once that he had secured her a lovely chamber.

Sister Carrie is one of the representative works which describes the duality of the modern city.

She could play only moderately herself, and such variety as Mrs. Vance exercised bordered, for Carrie, upon the verge of great art.

Things might go as they would at his house, but he had Carrie outside of it.

"Your husband isn't coming? " suggested Mr. Vance, as he met Carrie in his little parlour.

Carrie was listening without attempting to reply. She could think of nothing worth while to say.

I retorted by saying that "Pa, at all events , was a gentleman, " whereupon Carrie burst out crying.

Carrie got up and sought her lunch Box. She was stiff, a little dizzy, and very thirsty.

"No, " he said, "Carrie's out; but won't you step in? She'll be back shortly. "

"I won't forget, " said Carrie, casting a glance at her as she went away.

Carrie, ignorant of his theft and his fears, enjoyed the entry into the latter city in the morning.

"Ah, Carrie, " he answered, "what's the use saying that? I don't care. You need't tell me that, though. "

He was sitting in a corner after dinner, staring at the floor, when Carrie came up with another of the guests.

I felt despondent as I went back to the house, and I told Carrie I thought the party was a failure.

He patted her reassuringly upon the shoulder, but Carrie felt how really futile had been her hopes.

Meanwhile he gave a thought now and then to Carrie.

Carrie and he went looking for a flat, as arranged, and found one in Seventy-eighth Street near Amsterdam Avenue.

"Oh, wouldn't you? " said Carrie, the, to her, new attitude forcing itself distinctly upon her for the first time.

Carrie and Nate are going to get a copy of his final exam.

When he came in upon Carrie she was still with Drouet.

Carrie raised the front windows, and felt the south wind blowing.

"I don't know what you are talking about, " said Carrie. Could it be he would refer so rudely to Hurstwood's flight with her?

Carrie turned slowly away, and seemed to be mastering some impulse in silence. Then she turned back.

It was the Sherry incident over again, the remembrance of which came painfully back to Carrie.

All at once, after an exit, he caught sight of Carrie. She was frowning alone on the stage and the audience was giggling and laughing.

Derek, I would like you to meet a very dear friend, Carrie Bradshaw.

Larkin's lawyer, Carrie Menikoff, says Larkin and Lyons "did everything in their power to prevent the failure of the company. "

What he wore did not strike the eye so forcibly as that which Drouet had on, but Carrie could see the elegance of the material.

Carrie: That's impressive. And, Paul, why do you think you're right for this job?

Carrie thrilled to be taken so seriously. For the moment, loneliness deserted her. Here was praise which was keen and analytical.

presently it began to gain speed , and carrie saw the silent streets flashing by in rapid succession.

In a moment Carrie was alone again, and was saying, with animation.

Carrie: Maybe all men are a drug. Sometimes they bring you down and sometimes, like now, they get you so high.

No, but I asked Carrie out on a date for this Friday.

Carrie (voiceover): Ironically, it was the sanest breakup I ever had.

Carrie, left alone by Drouet, listened to his retreating steps, scarcely realising what had happened.

Carrie took my arm and we walked round the rooms two or three times and watched the people dancing.

"All right, " said Carrie, noticing the air of the petted and well-groomed woman in Mrs. Vance's general appearance.

Carrie was indeed worth loving if ever youth and grace are to command that token of acknowledgment from life in their bloom.

He would need to delight himself with Carrie as surely as he would need to eat his heavy breakfast.

Does the name Carrie Fisher do anything for you?

in return, and was sufficiently abashed, by Carrie's silently moving away, to retreat, awkwardly grinning.

Drouet had Carrie establish a little portable gas stove for the preparation of small lunched, oysters, Welsh rarebits, and the like.

"Yes, you were, too, " said Carrie. "You shouldn't have ever told me such a story as that. "

Carrie was too worn by defeat not to feel that it was considerable.

"I actually thought I was going to spontaneously combust for about two days at the beginning, " says Carrie Lloyd, another volunteer.

"My future must be assured if I can always get work this way, " thought Carrie.

ventured carrie , emboldened by a certain softness in the mans manner and his simplicity of address.

"Oh! " said Carrie, in a burst of anguish. So distant and definite a point seemed to increase the difficulty.

"Oh, I don't care, " said Carrie desperately. She was determined now to have a try at the fascinating game.

He decided he would lose no time living in hotels but would rent a flat. Accordingly he told Carrie, and she agreed.

He was rather dexterous in avoiding everything that would suggest that he knew anything of Carrie's past.

I gave Carrie a chair, and seated by her was a lady who made herself at home with Carrie at once.

Author Stephen King worked as a janitor, cleaning the girls' locker room when he became inspired to write the novel Carrie.

Hurstwood entertained them both, and now it was driven into Carrie's mind that here was the superior man.

S. troops and a nuclear-powered aircraft carrie have already been dispatched to assist.

"Oh, well, Carrie, " he answered, "here I am. It's too late now. Won't you try and care for me a little? "

"No, I can't, " said Carrie weakly, very much drawn toward the proposition and yet fearful.

Being of a passive and receptive rather than an active and aggressive nature, Carrie accepted the situation.

Not once does it cross Carrie's mind that maybe she's in the wrong, that she's the one who needs a reality check.

Carrie noticed the difference between the size of the rooms here and in Chicago and mentioned it.

"Look at that woman's dress over there, " he said, again turning to Carrie, and nodding in a direction.

"Madenda, " she replied, instantly mindful of the name Drouet had selected in Chicago. "Carrie Madenda. "

In the light of the world's attitude toward woman and her duties, the nature of Carrie's mental state deserves consideration.

Hello. It's Nony, Carrie. Don't worry. Everything will be alright. Tell your parents. Don't worry, everything's going to be fine.

Sister Carrie, the first novel of Theodore Dreiser, traces Carrie's rise from a country girl to a brilliant Broadway star.

Doing her simple part, Carrie gradually realised the meaning of the applause which was for her, and it was sweet.

And calculated the rate of power saving and payback period after the technology being carrie.

Yes, I take the Creamed Spinach Soup. Carrie, do you also want to give it a try?

Carrie Bradshaw: Year after year, twenty-something women come to New York City in search of the two "L" s: labels and love.