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El Gran Gatsby
Capítulo 2, Página 10
Mr.
McKee
was
a
pale,
gentle
man
from
the
apartment
below.
He
had
just
shaved
and
had
some
shaving
cream
on
his
cheek.
He
was
polite
to
everyone.
He
said
he
was
in
the
"artistic
game,"
and
I
learned
he
was
a
photographer.
He
took
the
big
picture
of
Mrs.
Wilson's
mother.
His
wife
was
loud,
lazy,
pretty,
and
awful.
She
proudly
said
her
husband
had
photographed
her
many
times.
Mrs.
Wilson
had
changed
her
clothes.
She
wore
a
fancy
cream-colored
dress
that
made
noise
when
she
moved.
Her
personality
changed
too.
She
seemed
more
important
and
dramatic.
Her
laughter
and
gestures
became
more
exaggerated,
and
the
room
felt
smaller
around
her.
"My
dear,"
she
told
her
sister
loudly,
"most
men
will
cheat
you.
They
only
think
about
money.
I
had
a
woman
here
last
week
to
look
at
my
feet.
When
she
gave
me
the
bill,
you’d
think
she
did
surgery."
"What
was
her
name?"
asked
Mrs.
McKee.
"Mrs.
Eberhardt.
She
visits
people’s
homes
to
look
at
their
feet."
"I
like
your
dress,"
said
Mrs.
McKee.
"I
think
it’s
lovely."
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