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F. Scott Fitzgerald: Critical Essay by Robert L. Gale

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SOURCE: Gale, Robert L. “Fitzgerald's ‘A Snobbish Story’.” The Explicator 55, no. 3 (spring 1997): 154.

In the following essay, Gale identifies the source for Josephine Perry's nickname in “A Snobbish Story,”

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