The rich are greedy and think they are the best, the rich women seemed to float in thin air, as though they " were buoyed up upon an anchored balloon" (Gatsby 12). ... Reach me a rose, honey, and pour me a last drop into that there crystal glass" (Gatsby 65). ...
The middle class began to travel to the Southwest and Europe in search of clean air. ... Women set aside a calling hour each day to have guests stop into the home for a visit. ... Radios came into homes and families could come together to listen to talk shows nightly. ... People began to put their money into the stock markets and so their dollars began to rise. ... She was a liberated; toothpick thin woman with short bobbed hair that drank and smoke and went out nightly. ...
We hope and wish to get a simple "A" on a test or to get accepted into a college of our choice. ... Finally letters became into words, words into sentences, and then I could ultimately read it. It read: "Hello wise one, we are here to accept your test, this little riddle woven into a magical nest. ... With that the words vanished into thin air and the book closed. ...
