Tales of the Jazz Age by F. Scott (Francis Scott) Fitzgerald
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"I guess maybe you'll need ginger ale though," he added. "Not me. Just the bottle." "Sure enough?" She laughed scornfully. "Try me. I can drink anything any man can. Let's sit down." She perched herself on the side of a table and he dropped into one of the wicker chairs beside her. Taking out the cork she held the flask to her lips and took a long drink. He watched her fascinated. "Like it?" She shook her head breathlessly. "No, but I like the way it makes me feel. I think most people are that way." Jim agreed. "My daddy liked it too well. It got him." "American men," said Nancy gravely, "don't know how to drink." "What?" Jim was startled. |
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