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"I hadn't thought of it," returned Carrie.
"Well, I am connected with the Wellington--the new hotel on
Broadway.  You have probably seen notices of it in the papers."
Carrie recognised the name as standing for one of the newest and
most imposing hostelries fake oakleys.  She had heard it spoken of as having a
splendid restaurant.
"Just so," went on Mr. Withers, accepting her acknowledgment of
familiarity.  "We have some very elegant rooms at present which
we would like to have you look at, if you have not made up your
mind where you intend to reside for the summer.  Our apartments
are perfect in every detail--hot and cold water, private baths,
special hall service for every floor replica oakleys, elevators, and all that.
You know what our restaurant is."
Carrie looked at him quietly.  She was wondering whether he took
her to be a millionaire.
"What are your rates?" she inquired.


"Well, now, that is what I came to talk with you privately about.
Our regular rates are anywhere from three to fifty dollars a
day."
"Mercy!" interrupted Carrie.  "I couldn't pay any such rate as
that."
"I know how you feel about it fake oakley sunglasses," exclaimed Mr. Withers, halting.
"But just let me explain.  I said those are our regular rates.
Like every other hotel we make special ones however.  Possibly
you have not thought about it, but your name is worth something
to us."
"Oh!" ejaculated Carrie, seeing at a glance.
"Of course.  Every hotel depends upon the repute of its patrons.
A well-known actress like yourself," and he bowed politely, while
Carrie flushed, "draws attention to the hotel, and--although you
may not believe it--patrons."
"Oh, yes," returned Carrie replica oakley sunglasses, vacantly, trying to arrange this
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"Now," continued Mr. Withers, swaying his derby hat softly and
beating one of his polished shoes upon the floor, "I want to
arrange, if possible replica oakleys, to have you come and stop at the
Wellington.  You need not trouble about terms.  In fact, we need
hardly discuss them.  Anything will do for the summer--a mere
figure--anything that you think you could afford to pay."
Carrie was about to interrupt fake oakleys, but he gave her no chance.
"You can come to-day or to-morrow--the earlier the better--and we
will give you your choice of nice, light, outside rooms--the very
best we have."
"You're very kind," said Carrie, touched by the agent's extreme
affability.  "I should like to come very much.  I would want to
pay what is right, however.  I shouldn't want to----"


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"You need not trouble about that at all," interrupted Mr.
Withers.  "We can arrange that to your entire satisfaction at any
time.  If three dollars a day is satisfactory to you, it will be
so to us.  All you have to do is to pay that sum to the clerk at
the end of the week or month, just as you wish fake oakley sunglasses, and he will give
you a receipt for what the rooms would cost if charged for at our
regular rates."
The speaker paused.
"Suppose you come and look at the rooms," he added.
"I'd be glad to," said Carrie replica oakleys, "but I have a rehearsal this
morning."
"I did not mean at once," he returned.  "Any time will do.  Would
this afternoon be inconvenient?"
"Not at all," said Carrie.
Suddenly she remembered Lola replica oakley sunglasses, who was out at the time.
"I have a room-mate," she added, "who will have to go wherever I
do.  I forgot about that."
"Oh, very well fake oakleys," said Mr. Withers, blandly.  "It is for you to
say whom you want with you.  As I say, all that can be arranged
to suit yourself."
He bowed and backed toward the door.
"At four, then, we may expect you?"
"Yes," said Carrie.