Its title comes from a poem by Rupert Brooke, and one if its characters wrote the prefacing poem to The Great Gatsby.
Its title comes from a poem by Rupert Brooke, and one if its characters wrote the prefacing poem to The Great Gatsby. A pivotal event in this novel is the end of the main character's affair with Eleanor Ramilly, who throws herself off her horse right before it gallops over a cliff. The main character takes the rap for Alec Connage's violation of the Mann Act because he is his dear friend and the elder brother to the woman he loved most, Rosalind. This novel centers on the kinship between Monsignor Darcy and Amory Blaine during his years at Princeton. FTP, identify this first novel of F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Its title comes from a poem by Rupert Brooke, and one if its characters wrote the prefacing poem to The Great Gatsby.
{This Side of Paradise}