This Side of Paradise by F. Scott (Francis Scott) Fitzgerald
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page 61 of 380 (16%)
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"Read his latest effort?"
"Never miss 'em. They're rare." Amory glanced through the issue. "Hello!" he said in surprise, "he's a freshman, isn't he?" "Yeah." "Listen to this! My God! "'A serving lady speaks: Black velvet trails its folds over the day, White tapers, prisoned in their silver frames, Wave their thin flames like shadows in the wind, Pia, Pompia, come--come away--' "Now, what the devil does that mean?" "It's a pantry scene." "'Her toes are stiffened like a stork's in flight; She's laid upon her bed, on the white sheets, Her hands pressed on her smooth bust like a saint, Bella Cunizza, come into the light!' |
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