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Winter Dreams

Introduction

Some Golf caddies were poorer than rats, and he lived in a small home with an animal beside, but his grandfather, own the drugstore, second-best black bear was the cube, which counted among its clients the richest Sherry Island-and Dexter wished to have some money in his pocket. In autumn, when the existence become raw and depressing and the vast coldness fell like the sallow cover topic, he wanted to slip over the snow that goes on and on like golf. On days like the countryside, made him deep and depressed that the fields are seeing doomed to abandonment, invaded during the long season by ragged sparrows. It was sad that on tees, where summer waved the bright colors of the flags, had only now desolate sandboxes half embedded in the frost (Fitzgerald 1995. p. 121). While Dexter crosses the mount the storm drive freezing as gloom and if the sun stand out, Dexter walked and squinted against the glare hard and unconscionable.

In April, the winter had suddenly. The snow melted and flowed into Lake Black Bear, without waiting for just the first golfers defy the station by colorful balls. With no joy, an instant splendor intervening wet, wintry is going. He guessed something blue Nordic that spring as in the fall sensed something wonderful. “the fall forced him to rub his hands, to shiver, to repeat himself nonsensical sentences, to run rough and energetic postures to entertain the audience. After sunset, Dexter goes swimming in Black Bear Lake. He reaches the furthest raft out on the lake, and as he's laying there, a motorboat suddenly approaches him, and in that state of mind, feeding on mayflies and luminous imitation of the summer at Island. Conquered the golf tournament and Mr. TA Hedrick had lost in a terrific game, they played many times in the golf courses of his thoughts, a game that changed the details Dexter never gets tired: sometimes overcame with almost ridiculous ease, to Sometimes going back, a disadvantage extraordinary. Dismount of a “Pierce-Arrow automobile, like Mr. Mortimer Jones”, came in the halls of glacially Golf Club Sherry Island, or perhaps, surrounded by a crowd of admirers, offered a fantastic display of trampoline jumping in the pool club. Among those who gawked and wonder was Mr. Mortimer Jones. It happened one day that Mr. Jones, Mr. Jones himself and not his shadow approached Dexter said and have tears in eyes and said damn it, and certainly did not care remain so if Mr. Jones paid him as he deserved, because every club caddies, without exception, admit he lost a ball in each hole (Fitzgerald, 100) (Fitzgerald, 100).

Discussion

Social and political issues tackled by the Author

Eventually, of course, varied characteristics and intensity of those winter dreams but did not change its essence. Some years later, Dexter dreams convinced to give up a course in economics at the University of the State his father, who had succeeded, would have paid the studios in exchange for ...