... other women in his novels. Kenneth Eble is quoted as saying, "the details of Gatsby's and Daisy's love affair all come from Fitzgerald's own experience delete [] [. . .]- (99). Fitzgerald advised his daughter, Scottie, to marry someone who follows a "calculated path stemming from a talent or money- (qtd. in Lehan "Careless People- 71). Fitzgerald felt his lack of money was why Ginevra married someone ... that he kept of the major events in his life [. . .]. So deep was his love for Ginevra King that fifteen years later he was writing about her in his Josephine stories, and twenty years ...

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... removed, Francis Scott Key, the author of The Star Spangle Banner ("A brief life of Fitzgerald- 1). The Fitzgeralds lived quite comfortably on Mary McQuillian's father's inheritance of $250,000. While hitting some hard times, his mother's name and the appearance of money is what had kept the Fitzgeralds in " ... literary magazines and publishers that he could have never before imagined. During the next four years, the Fitzgerald's had a daughter but spent most of their time partying, drinking, and reaping the benefits of their celebrity lifestyle. This eccentric lifestyle was paid for by...

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