John T. Unger is awed to discover that the Washington family estate is situated atop a giant gem in  for 10 points  what F. Scott Fitzgerald story?
The narrator of this story is critical of women, noting that a "thick ankle" is enough to make him indifferent towards them; fortunately, he encounters a girl perfect but for her lettuce poisoning. A character in this story considers ordering "sulphuric acid shampoo" for his slaves and sends his men to kill an escaped (*) Italian teacher. This story is set in a never-before surveyed area in the Montana Rockies. John T. Unger is awed to discover that the Washington family estate is situated atop a giant gem in  for 10 points  what F. Scott Fitzgerald story?
The narrator of this story is critical of women, noting that a "thick ankle" is enough to make him indifferent towards them; fortunately, he encounters a girl perfect but for her lettuce poisoning.
"The Diamond as Big as the Ritz"