[This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald]@TWC D-Link book
This Side of Paradise

CHAPTER 5
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Rosalind was outfield, wonderful hitter, Clara first base, maybe.

Wonder what Humbird's body looked like now.

If he himself hadn't been bayonet instructor he'd have gone up to line three months sooner, probably been killed.

Where's the darned bell-- The street numbers of Riverside Drive were obscured by the mist and dripping trees from anything but the swiftest scrutiny, but Amory had finally caught sight of one--One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street.

He got off and with no distinct destination followed a winding, descending sidewalk and came out facing the river, in particular a long pier and a partitioned litter of shipyards for miniature craft: small launches, canoes, rowboats, and catboats.


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