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The Sun Also Rises Study Guide

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by Ernest Hemingway
About 91 pages (27,272 words)
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Book 1, Chapter 3 Summary

Jake is sitting alone at an outdoor café enjoying the scenery of the city, when he catches the eye of an intriguing young lady who invites herself to his table. Jake is, obviously taken with this woman, whose name is Georgette, and after a few drinks, they head out to another restaurant for a meal. However, their pleasant interlude is interrupted when Jake's friend Braddocks calls to him.

Braddocks is at another table with his wife, Cohn and Frances and they invite Jake and Georgette to go out dancing with them. Even though Georgette quickly tires of Mrs. Braddocks' incessant, pointless chatter, she and Jake decide to join the party.

As everyone dances happily in the stiflingly hot bar, a crowd of young men arrives with Lady Brett Ashley, a 34-year-old woman whom.....

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