This left him in no mood to enjoy his flat or Carrie, and consequently the depression invaded that quarter.
Meanwhile, he took such time as he could to look about, but opportunities were not numerous.

More, he had not the same impressive personality which he had when he first came to New York.

Bad thoughts had put a shade into his eyes which did not impress others favorably.
Neither had he thirteen hundred dollars in hand to talk with.

About a month later, finding that he had not made any progress, Shaughnessy reported definitely that Slawson would not extend the lease.
"I guess this thing's got to come to an end," he said, affecting an air of concern.
"Well, if it has, it has," answered Hurstwood, grimly.

He would not give the other a key to his opinions, whatever they were.