合金装备钻石狗　　Carrie found ample food for reflection in the fifty-dollarproposition. "Maybe they'd take my money and not give meanything," she thought. She had some jewelry--a diamond ring andpin and several other pieces. She could get fifty dollars forthose if she went to a pawnbroker.　　He strolled up and down the polished floor of the resort, hishands in his pockets, his brow wrinkled, his mouth set. He wasgetting some vague comfort out of a good cigar, but it was nopanacea for the ill which affected him. Every once in a while hewould clinch his fingers and tap his foot--signs of the stirringmental process he was undergoing. His whole nature wasvigorously and powerfully shaken up, and he was finding whatlimits the mind has to endurance. He drank more brandy and sodathan he had any evening in months. He was altogether a fineexample of great mental perturbation.