6Snapshots of the Young Egotist.
248VIII.
7Code of the Young Egotist.
249IX.
8Preparatory to the Great Adventure.
250X.
9The Egotist Down.
251XI.
10Incident of the Well-Meaning Professor.
252Tarquin of Cheapside.
11Incident of the Wonderful Girl.
253II.
12Heroic in General Tone.
254The Legend of Britomartis or of Chastity.
13The Philosophy of the Slicker.
255III.
14Chapter 2. Spires and Gargoyles
256“O Russet Witch!”.
15A Damp Symbolic Interlude.
257II.
16Historical.
258III.
17“Ha-Ha Hortense!”.
259IV.
18“Petting”.
260Unclassified Masterpieces.
19Descriptive.
261The Lees of Happiness.
20Isabelle.
262II.
21Babes in the Woods.
263III.
22Carnival.
264IV.
23Under the Arc-Light.
265V.
24Crescendo!
266VI.
25Chapter 3. The Egotist Considers
267Mr. Icky.
26The Superman Grows Careless.
268Jemina, the Mountain Girl.
27Aftermath.
269A Wild Thing.
28Financial.
270A Mountain Feud.
29First Appearance of the Term “Personage”.
271The Birth of Love.
30The Devil.
272A Mountain Battle.
31In the Alley.
273“As One.”.
32At the Window.
274The Great Gatsby.
33Chapter 4. Narcissus Off Duty
275Chapter I.
34Amory Writes a Poem.
276Chapter II.
35Still Calm.
277Chapter III.
36Clara.
278Chapter IV.
37St. Cecilia.
279Chapter V.
38Amory is Resentful.
280Chapter VI.
39The End of Many Things.
281Chapter VII.
40Interlude. May, 1917-February, 1919: Embarking at Night.
282Chapter VIII.
41Book Two. The Education of a Personage
283Chapter IX.
42Chapter 1. The Débutante
284The Rich Boy.
43Several Hours Later.
285I.
44Kismet.
286II.
45A Little Interlude.
287III.
46Bitter Sweet.
288IV.
47Aquatic Incident.
289V.
48Five Weeks Later.
290VI.
49Chapter 2. Experiments in Convalescence
291VII.
50Still Alcoholic.
292VIII.
51Amory on the Labor Question.
293Winter Dreams.
52A Little Lull.
294I.
53Temperature Normal.
295II.
54Restlessness.
296III.
55Tom the Censor.
297IV.
56Looking Backward.
298V.
57Another Ending.
299VI.
58Chapter 3. Young Irony
300The Baby Party.
59September.
301Absolution.
60The End of Summer.
302I.
61A Poem That Eleanor Sent Amory Several Years Later.
303II.
62A Poem Amory Sent to Eleanor and Which He Called “Summer Storm”.
304III.
63Chapter 4. The Supercilious Sacrifice: The Collapse of Several Pillars.
305IV.
64Chapter 5. The Egotist Becomes a Personage
306V.
65In the Drooping Hours.
307Rags Martin-Jones and the Pr-nce of W-les.
66Still Weeding.
308I.
67Monsignor.
309II.
68The Big Man with Goggles.
310III.
69Amory Coins a Phrase.
311IV.
70Going Faster.
312V.
71The Little Man Gets His.
313The Adjuster.
72“Out of the Fire, Out of the Little Room”.
314II.
73The Offshore Pirate.
315III.
74II.
316IV.
75III.
317V.
76IV.
318Hot and Cold Blood.
77V.
319II.
78VI.
320III.
79The Ice Palace.
321IV.
80II.
322“The Sensible Thing”.
81III.
323I.
82IV.
324II.
83V.
325III.
84VI.
326IV.
85Head and Shoulders.
327Gretchen’s Forty Winks.
86II.
328I.
87III.
329II.
88IV.
330III.
89V.
331IV.
90The Cut-Glass Bowl.
332Book I.
91II.
333I.
92III.
334II.
93IV.
335III.
94Bernice Bobs Her Hair.
336IV.
95II.
337V.
96III.
338VI.
97IV.
339VII.
98V.
340VIII.
99VI.
341IX.
100Benediction.
342X.
101II.
343XI.
102III.
344XII.
103IV.
345XIII.
104V.
346XIV.
105VI.
347XV.
106VII.
348XVI.
107Dalyrimple Goes Wrong.
349XVII.
108II.
350XVIII.
109III.
351XIX.
110IV.
352XX.
111V.
353XXI.
112VI.
354XXII.
113VII.
355XXIII.
114VIII.
356XXIV.
115The Four Fists.
357XXV.
116II.
358Book II.
117III.
359I.
118IV.
360II.
119The Beautiful and Damned.
361III.
120Book One.
362IV.
121Chapter I. Anthony Patch
363V.
122A Worthy Man and His Gifted Son.
364VI.
123Past and Person of the Hero.
365VII.
124The Reproachless Apartment.
366VIII.
125Nor Does he Spin.
367IX.
126Afternoon.
368X.
127Three Men.
369XI.
128Night.
370XII.
129A Flash-Back in Paradise.
371XIII.
130Chapter II. Portrait of a Siren
372XIV.
131A Lady’s Legs.
373XV.
132Turbulence.
374XVI.
133The Beautiful Lady.
375XVII.
134Dissatisfaction.
376XVIII.
135Admiration.
377XIX.
136Chapter III. The Connoisseur of Kisses
378XX.
137Two Young Women.
379XXI.
138Deplorable End of the Chevalier O’Keefe.
380XXII.
139Signlight and Moonlight.
381XXIII.
140Magic.
382Book III.
141Black Magic.
383I.
142Panic.
384II.
143Wisdom.
385III.
144The Interval.
386IV.
145Two Encounters.
387V.
146Weakness.
388VI.
147Serenade.
389VII.
148Book Two.
390VIII.
149Chapter I. The Radiant Hour
391IX.
150Heyday.
392X.
151Three Digressions.
393XI.
152The Diary.
394XII.
153Breath of the Cave.
395XIII.
154Morning.
396The Scandal Detectives.
155The Ushers.
397I.
156Anthony.
398II.
157Gloria.
399III.
158“Con Amore”.
400IV.
159Gloria and General Lee.
401V.
160Sentiment.
402VI.
161The Gray House.
403The Freshest Boy.
162The Soul of Gloria.
404I.
163The End of a Chapter.
405II.
164Chapter II. Symposium
406III.
165Nietzschean Incident.
407IV.
166The Practical Men.
408V.
167The Triumph of Lethargy.
409He Thinks He’s Wonderful.
168Winter.
410I.
169Destiny.
411II.
170The Sinister Summer.
412III.
171In Darkness.
413IV.
172Chapter III. The Broken Lute
414The Captured Shadow.
173Retrospect.
415II.
174Panic.
416III.
175The Apartment.
417The Perfect Life.
176The Kitten.
418I.
177The Passing of an American Moralist.
419II.
178Next Day.
420III.
179The Winter of Discontent.
421IV.
180The Broken Lute.
422First Blood.
181Book Three.
423II.
182Chapter I. A Matter of Civilization
424III.
183Dot.
425IV.
184The Man-at-Arms.
426A Nice Quiet Place.
185An Impressive Occasion.
427II.
186Defeat.
428III.
187The Catastrophe.
429IV.
188Nightmare.
430V.
189The False Armistice.
431A Woman with a Past.
190Chapter II. A Matter of Aesthetics
432I.
191The Wiles of Captain Collins.
433II.
192Gallantry.
434III.
193Gloria Alone.
435Crazy Sunday.
194Discomfiture of the Generals.
436I.
195Another Winter.
437II.
196Further Adventures with “Heart Talks”.
438III.
197“Odi Profanum Vulgus”.
439IV.
198The Movies.
440V.
199The Test.
441Two Wrongs.
200Chapter III. No Matter!
442I.
201Richard Caramel.
443II.
202The Beating.
444III.
203The Encounter.
445IV.
204Together with the Sparrows.
446The Night at Chancellorsville.
205Tales of the Jazz Age.
447The Last of the Belles.
206My Last Flappers.
448I.
207The Jelly-Bean.
449II.
208II.
450III.
209III.
451Majesty.
210IV.
452II.
211The Camel’s Back.
453III.
212II.
454IV.
213III.
455Family in the Wind.
214IV.
456II.
215V.
457III.
216May Day.
458IV.
217I.
459A Short Trip Home.
218II.
460II.
219III.
461III.
220IV.
462One Interne.
221V.
463II.
222VI.
464III.
223VII.
465The Fiend.
224VIII.
466Babylon Revisited.
225IX.
467II.
226X.
468III.
227XI.
469IV.
228Porcelain and Pink.
470V.
229Fantasies.
471Chapter 1.
230The Diamond As Big As the Ritz.
472Chapter 2.
231I.
473Chapter 3.
232II.
474Chapter 4.
233III.
475Chapter 5.
234IV.
476Chapter 6.
235V.
477Synposis of the Rest of the Novel.
236VI.
478Fitzgerald’s Notes for The Last Tycoon.
237VII.
479Chapter I.
238VIII.
480Chapter II.
239IX.
481Chapter III.
240X.
482Chapter IV.
241The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
483Chapter V.
242II.
