ギャツビーの段落番号チェック表

第１章

最初の段落―In my younger and more vulnerable years (p. 1)

最後の段落＝��152―I decided to call to him. (pp.20-21)

��50― “Oh, I’ll stay in the East, don’t you worry” (p. 10)

��100― “Why―” she said hesitantly (p. 15, l. 4)　

第2章

最初の段落―About half way between (p. 23)

最後の段落＝��137―Then I was lying (p.38)

��50― “I’m going to have the McKees” (p. 28)

��100― “It’d be more discreet to go to Europe” (p. 34, l. 3)　

第3章

最初の段落―There was music (p. 39)

最後の段落＝��171―Every one suspects himself (p.59)

��50― “See!” he cried triumphantly (p. 45)

��100― I was alone and it was almost two. (p. 50)　

��150― “But the wheel’s off!” (p. 55)　

第4章

最初の段落―On Sunday morning (p. 61)

最後の段落＝��166―We passed a barrier (p.80)

��50― “All right, old sport,” called Gatsby (p. 68)

��100― “Finest specimens of human molars,” he informed me. (p. 72)　

��150― Then it had not been merely the stars (p. 78)　

注意箇所　

(1) p. 74のスペースのあとの8行目から��128―One October day in nineteen-seventeen――、次行はインデントされているが128の一部。��129はThe largest of the banners . . . .。

(2) p. 78のインデントされている詩の引用は��145の一部。

第5章

最初の段落―When I came home (p. 81)

最後の段落＝��152―They had forgotten me (p.96)

��50― The exhilarating ripple (p. 85)

��100― “I thought you inherited your money.” (p. 90)　

��120― After the house, we were to see (p. 92)　

注意箇所　

(1) p. 95のインデントされている詩の引用はそれぞれ��148と��149の一部。

第6章

最初の段落―About this time (p. 97)

最後の段落＝��136―Through all he said (p.111)

��50― Mr. Sloane murmured something (p. 103)

��100― “I didn’t hear it. . .  (p. 107)　

��120― “She didn’t like it,” he insisted (p. 109)　

第7章

最初の段落―It was when curiosity about Gatsby (p. 113)

最後の段落＝��415―He put his hands in his coat pockets (p.145)

��50― The child, relinquished by the nurse (p. 117)

��100― “I’ll get some whiskey,” answered Tom. (p. 120)　

��150― “What do you want money for, all of a sudden?” (p. 123)　

��200― “He was not,” she denied. (p. 128)　

��250― “She does, though. …” (p. 131)　

��300― “Want any of this stuff?  Jordan? . . . Nick?” (p. 135)　

��350― Watching Tom, I saw the wad of muscle back (p. 140)　

��400― “She’ll be all right to-morrow,” he said presently. (p. 144)　

第8章

最初の段落―I couldn’t sleep all night (p. 147)

最後の段落＝��113―It was after we started with Gatsby (p.162)

��50― “I’ve left Daisy’s house,” she said. (p. 155)

��100― This was a forlorn hope (p. 159)　

注意箇所　

(1) p. 161の1行目はインデントされていないが��168。

第9章

最初の段落―After two years I remember (p. 163)

最後の段落＝��151―So we beat on, boats against the current, born back ceaselessly into the past. (p.180)

��50― “That’s true,” I said, uncomfortably. (p. 168)

��100― “Jimmy sent it to me. . . .” (p. 172)　

注意箇所　

(1) p. 166, ll. 1-14の手紙の引用と引用中の注記（“and then hasty addenda beneath:”）は��20の一部。��21は “When the phone rang that afternoon . . .”。

(2) p. 173の日課表等は “He opened it” で始まる��105の一部。��106は “I come across this book by accident” 。