I can't remember now for the life of me." "Well, I don't know," said Carrie, when he had concluded, her interest and desire to shine dramatically struggling with her timidity for the mastery.

"I might go if you thought I'd do all right." "Of course, you'll do," said Drouet, who, in his efforts to enthuse Carrie, had interested himself.

"Do you think I'd come home here and urge you to do something that I didn't think you would make a success of?
You can act all right.

It'll be good for you." "When must I go ?" said Carrie, reflectively.
"The first rehearsal is Friday night.

I'll get the part for you to-night." "All right," said Carrie resignedly, "I'll do it, but if I make a failure now it's your fault." "You won't fail," assured Drouet.