The Beautiful and Damned by F. Scott (Francis Scott) Fitzgerald
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"You drink all the time, don't you?" she said suddenly. "Why, I suppose so," replied Anthony in some surprise. "Don't you?" "Nope. I go on parties sometimes--you know, about once a week, but I only take two or three drinks. You and your friends keep on drinking all the time. I should think you'd ruin your health." Anthony was somewhat touched. "Why, aren't you sweet to worry about me!" "Well, I do." "I don't drink so very much," he declared. "Last month I didn't touch a drop for three weeks. And I only get really tight about once a week." "But you have something to drink every day and you're only twenty-five. Haven't you any ambition? Think what you'll be at forty?" "I sincerely trust that I won't live that long." She clicked her tongue with her teeth. "You cra-azy!" she said as he mixed another cocktail--and then: "Are you any relation to Adam Patch?" "Yes, he's my grandfather." |
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