The Best Early Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald (2007)
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Scott Fitzgerald FROM METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE, JUNE 1922EULOGY ON THE FLAPPERBy Zelda Sayre FitzgeraldThe Flapper is deceased. Her outer accoutrements have been bequeathed to several hundred girls’ schools throughout the country, to several thousand big-town shop-girls, always imitative of the several hundred girls’ schools, and to several million small-town belles always imitative of the big-town shop-girls via the “novelty stores” of their respective small towns. It is a great bereavement to me,... thinking as I do that there will never be another product of circumstance to take the place of the dear departed.I am assuming that the Flapper will live by her accomplishments and not by her Flapping. How can a girl say again, “I do not want to be respectable because respectable girls are not attractive,” and how can she again so wisely arrive at the knowledge that “boys do dance most with the girls they kiss most,” and that “men will marry the girls they could kiss before they had asked papa?”
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Scott Fitzgerald FROM METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE, JUNE 1922EULOGY ON THE FLAPPERBy Zelda Sayre FitzgeraldThe Flapper is deceased. Her outer accoutrements have been bequeathed to several hundred girls’ schools throughout the country, to several thousand big-town shop-girls, always imitative of the several hundred girls’ schools, and to several million small-town belles always imitative of the big-town shop-girls via the “novelty stores” of their respective small towns. It is a great bereavement to me,... thinking as I do that there will never be another product of circumstance to take the place of the dear departed.I am assuming that the Flapper will live by her accomplishments and not by her Flapping. How can a girl say again, “I do not want to be respectable because respectable girls are not attractive,” and how can she again so wisely arrive at the knowledge that “boys do dance most with the girls they kiss most,” and that “men will marry the girls they could kiss before they had asked papa?”
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