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"
Never
heard
anything
so
selfish
in
my
life
.
"
"
We
're
always
the
first
ones
to
leave
.
"
"
So
are
we
.
"
"
Well
,
we
're
almost
the
last
to-night
,
"
said
one
of
the
men
sheepishly
.
"
The
orchestra
left
half
an
hour
ago
.
"
In
spite
of
the
wives
'
agreement
that
such
malevolence
was
beyond
credibility
,
the
dispute
ended
in
a
short
struggle
,
and
both
wives
were
lifted
,
kicking
,
into
the
night
.
As
I
waited
for
my
hat
in
the
hall
the
door
of
the
library
opened
and
Jordan
Baker
and
Gatsby
came
out
together
.
He
was
saying
some
last
word
to
her
,
but
the
eagerness
in
his
manner
tightened
abruptly
into
formality
as
several
people
approached
him
to
say
good-bye
.
Jordan
's
party
were
calling
impatiently
to
her
from
the
porch
,
but
she
lingered
for
a
moment
to
shake
hands
.
"
I
've
just
heard
the
most
amazing
thing
,
"
she
whispered
.
"
How
long
were
we
in
there
?
"
"
Why
,
about
an
hour
.
"
"
It
was
--
simply
amazing
,
"
she
repeated
abstractedly
.
"
But
I
swore
I
would
n't
tell
it
and
here
I
am
tantalizing
you
.
"
She
yawned
gracefully
in
my
face
:
"
Please
come
and
see
me
...
.
Phone
book
...
Under
the
name
of
Mrs.
Sigourney
Howard
...
My
aunt
...
"
She
was
hurrying
off
as
she
talked
--
her
brown
hand
waved
a
jaunty
salute
as
she
melted
into
her
party
at
the
door
.
Rather
ashamed
that
on
my
first
appearance
I
had
stayed
so
late
,
I
joined
the
last
of
Gatsby
's
guests
,
who
were
clustered
around
him
.
I
wanted
to
explain
that
I
'd
hunted
for
him
early
in
the
evening
and
to
apologize
for
not
having
known
him
in
the
garden
.
