liked to signal each other by blasting all of the lights on in their houses at 2am, send their gardeners over to help their neighbors out with their lawn care and flora, and hold useless information about the architectural history of the neighborhood houses.

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0:57 - Dramatic Reading of The Great Gatsby Ch. 5 Pt. 1

16:11 - A (not so) brief discussion

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald (1927)

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Based on this week’s reading, my guess is people in the 1920s liked to signal each other by blasting all of the lights on in their houses at 2am, send their gardeners over to help their neighbors out with their lawn care and flora, and hold useless information about the architectural history of the neighborhood houses.

0:00 - intro

0:57 - Dramatic Reading of The Great Gatsby Ch. 5 Pt. 1

16:11 - A (not so) brief discussion

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald (1927)

https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/64317/pg64317-images.html#chapter-5

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