Tender Is the Night - Book One by F. Scott Fitzgerald Chapter 7 In a pause Rosemary looked away and up the table where Nicole sat between Tommy Barban and Abe North, her chow's hair foaming and frothing in the candlelight. Rosemary listened, caught s
Tender Is the Night - Book One by F. Scott Fitzgerald Chapter 8 Violet breathed loud and hard once and with an effort brought another expression into her face. Dick came finally and with a sure instinct he separated Barban and the McKiscos and became
Tender Is the Night - Book One by F. Scott Fitzgerald Chapter 10 The trouble began at the time Earl Brady's car passed the Divers' car stopped on the roadAbe's account melted impersonally into the thronged nightViolet McKisco was telling Mrs. Abrams
Tender Is the Night - Book One by F. Scott Fitzgerald Chapter 11 She found Campion downstairs in the deserted lobby. I saw you go upstairs, he said excitedly. Is he all right? When is the duel going to be? I don't know. She resented his speaking of i
Tender Is the Night - Book One by F. Scott Fitzgerald Chapter 12 They were at Voisins waiting for Nicole, six of them, Rosemary, the Norths, Dick Diver and two young French musicians. They were looking over the other patrons of the restaurant to see
Tender Is the Night - Book One by F. Scott Fitzgerald Chapter 13 Dick turned the corner of the traverse and continued along the trench walking on the duckboard. He came to a periscope, looked through it a moment; then he got up on the step and peered
Tender Is the Night - Book One by F. Scott Fitzgerald Chapter 15 What is it you are giving up? demanded Rosemary, facing Dick earnestly in the taxi. Nothing of importance. Are you a scientist? I'm a doctor of medicine. Oh-h! she smiled delightedly. M
Chapter 16 She woke up cooled and shamed. The sight of her beauty in the mirror did not reassure her but only awakened the ache of yesterday and a letter, forwarded by her mother, from the boy who had taken her to the Yale prom last fall, which annou
Tender Is the Night - Book One by F. Scott Fitzgerald BOOK I Chapter 1 ON the pleasant shore of the French Riviera, about half way between Marseilles and the Italian border, stands a large, proud, rose-colored hotel. Deferential palms cool its flushe
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 24 He could not decide whether Emil Staubmeyer, and through him Shad Ledue, knew that he had tried to escape. Did Staubmeyer really look more knowing, or did he just imagine it? What the deuce had Emil m
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 25 Holidays were invented by the devil, to coax people into the heresy that happiness can be won by taking thought. What was planned as a rackety day for David's first Christmas with his grandparents was
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 26 The Informer composing room closed down at eleven in the evening, for the paper had to be distributed to villages forty miles away and did not issue a later city edition. Dan Wilgus, the foreman, rema
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 27 Mary Greenhill, revenging the murdered Fowler, was the only one of the conspirators who seemed moved more by homicidal hate than by a certain incredulous feeling that it was all a good but slightly ab
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 28 As usually happens in secret service, no one detail that Sissy ferreted out of Shad Ledue was drastically important to the N.U., but, like necessary bits of a picture puzzle, when added to other detai
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 29 The propaganda throughout the country was not all to the New Underground; not even most of it; and though the pamphleteers for the N.U., at home and exiled abroad, included hundreds of the most capabl
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 30 But worse than having to be civil to the fatuous Mr. Tasbrough was keeping his mouth shut when, toward the end of June, a newspaperman at Battington, Vermont, was suddenly arrested as editor of Vermon
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 32 Dr. Lionel Adams, B.A. of Yale, Ph.D. of Chicago, Negro, had been a journalist, American consul in Africa and, at the time of Berzelius Windrip's election, professor of anthropology in Howard Universi
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 33 When the Falcks and John Pollikop had been arrested and had joined her father in prison, when such more timid rebels as Mungo Kitterick and Harry Kindermann had been scared away from New Underground a
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 34 Speaking of Julian before he was arrested, probably the New Underground headquarters in Montreal found no unusual value in his reports on M.M. grafting and cruelty and plans for apprehending N.U. agit
It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis Chapter 35 In his two years of dictatorship, Berzelius Windrip daily became more a miser of power. He continued to tell himself that his main ambition was to make all citizens healthy, in purse and mind, and tha
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