The Beautiful and Damned by F. Scott (Francis Scott) Fitzgerald
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"Really?" She was obviously thrilled.
"Absolutely." "That's funny. My daddy used to work for him." "He's a queer old man." "Is he nice?" she demanded. "Well, in private life he's seldom unnecessarily disagreeable." "Tell us about him." "Why," Anthony considered "--he's all shrunken up and he's got the remains of some gray hair that always looks as though the wind were in it. He's very moral." "He's done a lot of good," said Geraldine with intense gravity. "Rot!" scoffed Anthony. "He's a pious ass--a chickenbrain." Her mind left the subject and flitted on. "Why don't you live with him?" "Why don't I board in a Methodist parsonage?" "You cra-azy!" |
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