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what story by Erich Segal chapter 1
stupid and rich clever and poor what can
you say about a 25 year old girl who
died you can say that she was beautiful
and intelligent she loved Mozart and
Bach and the Beatles and me once when
she told me that I asked her who came
first she answered smiling like in the
ABC I smiled too but now I wonder was
she talking about my first name if she
was I came last behind the Mozart or did
she name my last name if she did I came
between Bach and the Beatles but I still
didn't come first
that worries me terribly now you see I
always had to be number one family pride
you see in the Arden like my last year
at Harvard University I studied a lot in
the Radcliffe library the library was
quiet nobody knew me there and they had
the books that I needed for my studies
the day before an examination I went
over to the library desk to ask for a
book two girls were working there one
was tall and sporty the other was quiet
and wore glasses I chose her and asked
for my book she gave me an unfriendly
look don't you have a library at Harvard
she asked Radcliffe led
use their library I answered yes preppie
then goo but is it for Harvard has five
million books we have a few thousand oh
dear I thought a clever Radcliffe girl I
can usually make girls like her feel
very small but I needed that damn book
so I had to be polite listen I need that
damn book don't speak like that to a
lady preppie why are you so sure that I
went to prep school she took off her
glasses you look stupid and rich she
said you're wrong I said I'm actually
clever and poor Oh No preppie
she said I'm clever and poor she was
looking straight at me all right
she had pretty brown eyes and okay
perhaps I looked rich but I don't let
anyone call me stupid
what makes you so clever
I asked I'm not going to go for coffee
with you she said listen I'm not going
to ask you that she said he's what makes
you stupid let me explain why I took her
for coffee I got the book that I wanted
didn't I and she couldn't leave the
library until closing time so I was able
to study the book for a good long time I
got an A in my exam the next day I gave
the drill rigs an A - when she came out
from behind the library desk we went to
a coffee shop and I ordered coffee for
both of us hi I'm Jennifer Cavallari
she said I'm American but my family came
from Italy I'm studying
my name is oliver i said that's your
first or your last name she asked first
my other name is Barrett hmm she said
like Elizabeth Barrett the writer yes I
said no relation I was pleased that she
hadn't said Barrett like Barrett Hall
that Barrett is a relation of mine
Barrett Hall is a large unlovely
building at Harvard University my
great-grandfather gave it to Harvard
long ago and I am deeply ashamed of it
she was silent she sat there half
smiling at me I looked at her notebooks
16th century music I said that sounds
difficult it's too difficult for you
preppie she said coldly why was I'm
letting her talk to me like this don't
you read the University magazine don't
you know who I was
Hey don't you know who I am
yes she Hazzard nor the man who owns
Barrett Hall she didn't know who I was I
don't own Barrett Hall I argued my
great-grandfather gave it to Harvard
that's all so that's why his
not-so-great grandson could get into
Harvard so easily
I was angry now Jenny if I'm no good why
did you want me to invite you for coffee
she looked straight into my eyes and
smiled I like your body she said
every big winner has to be a good loser
to every good Harvard man knows that but
it's better if you can win and so as I
walked with Jenny to her dormitory I
made my women move listen Friday night
is the Dartmouth hockey match so so I'd
like you to come
these Radcliffe girls they really care
about sport why she asked should I come
to a stupid ice hockey match because I'm
playing I answered there was a moment's
silence I think I heard snow falling for
which team she said by the second
quarter of the game on Friday night we
were winning 0 to 0 that is Davey
Johnson and I were getting ready to
score a goal the crowd were screaming
for blood or a goal I own experience my
job to give them both these things I
didn't look up at Jenny once but I hoped
she was watching me I got the puck and
started off across the ice Davey Johnson
was there on my left but I didn't pass
the puck to him I wanted to score this
goal myself but before I could shoot two
big Dartmouth men were after me in a
moment where were hittin the puck and
each other as hard as we could you said
a voice suddenly two minutes in the
penalty box I looked at he was talking
to me what did I do
I asked don't argue he called to the
officials desk number seven two minutes
in the penalty box for fighting angrily
I
find into the penalty box why are you
sitting here when all your friends are
playing the voice was Jenny's I didn't
answer
come on Harvard get that mark I shouted
what did you do wrong
Jenny asked I tried too hard out there
on the ice Harvard were playing with
only five men is that something to be
ashamed of Jenny please I'm thinking
what about about those two Dartmouth men
when I get back onto the ice I'll break
them into little pieces do you always
fight when you play hockey I'll fight
you Jenny
if you don't keep quiet I'm leaving
goodbye I looked round she had gone just
then the bell rang my two-minute penalty
had finished I jumped onto the ice again
Colonel Baird shattered the crowd Jenny
will hear them shouting for me I thought
but where was she had she left as I went
for the puck I looked up into the crowd
jenny was standing there I took the puck
and went towards the goal line to
Dartmouth players were coming straight
at me go knock their heads off that was
Jenny's voice above the crowd it was
crazily beautifully violent I pushed
past one Dartmouth man
I knocked hard into the other then I
passed the puck to Davey Johnson and he
banged it into the Dartmouth goal the
crowd went wild in a moan
we were all shouting and kissing and
banging each other on the back the crowd
were screamed with excitement
after that we murdered Dartmouth seven
goals to zero after the match I lay in
the hot bath and thought with pride
about the game I'd scored one goal and
helped to score another now the water
felt wonderful on my tired body suddenly
I remembered Jenny was she still waiting
outside I hope so I jumped out of that
bath and dressed as fast as I could
outside the cold winter air hit me I
looked around for Jenny
had she walked back to her dormitory
alone suddenly I saw her hey preppie
is cold out here I was really pleased to
see her and gave her a quick kiss didn't
I say you could kiss me she said sorry I
was just excited I wasn't it was dark
and quiet out there in the cold I kissed
her again more slowly when we reached
her dormitory
I did not kiss her goodnight risen Jenny
perhaps I won't telephone you for a few
months she was silent for a moment
Ronny she asked at last but perhaps I'll
telephone you as soon as I get back to
my dorm I turned and began to walk away
damn preppie I heard her say I turned
again from 20 feet away I score
another goal you see Jimmy that's the
kind of thing you say and when other
people do it too you don't like it I
wished I could see the look on her face
but I couldn't look back my pride
wouldn't let me when I returned to my
dorm ray Stratton was there he and I
slept in the same room
Ray was playing cards with some of his
football playing friends hello lollie
said ray how many goals did you score
I scored one and I made one I answered
with Cavalleri that's none of your
business
I replied quickly where's Cavallari
asked one of the footballers Jenny
Cavallari studies music place the piano
with the music group what does she play
with Barrett everyone laughed
get lost I said as I entered my room
there I took off my shoes lay back on my
bed and telephoned Jenny's dormitory hey
Jam I said softly yes I think I am in
love with you she was silent for a few
moments then she answered very softly
however you're crazy I wasn't unhappy or
surprised
chapter 2 blood and stone a few weeks
later I was hurt in the hockey match at
Cornell University my face was badly cut
and the officials gave me the penalty
for starting the fight five minutes I
sat quietly in the penalty box while the
team manager cleaned the blood off my
face I was ashamed to look out onto the
ice
but the shouts of the crowd told me
everything
Cornell scored a goal the score was 3-3
now damn my god we're going to lose this
match because of me across the ice
among the crowd I saw him my father old
stonyface he was looking straight at me
the meeting finishes in time I'll come
to Cornell and watch you play he had
told me on the phone and there he was
Oliver Barrett the third what was he
thinking about who could say why was he
here family pride perhaps look at me I
am a very busy important man but I have
come all the way to Cornell just to
watch my son play in a hockey match we
lost six goals to three after the match
the doctor put 12 stitches in my face
when I got to the changing room it was
empty
they don't want to talk to me I thought
I lost that match I felt very ashamed as
I walked out into the winter night
how generous son said a voice it was old
stonyface at dinner we had one of our
nan conversations we spoke to each other
but didn't actually say anything
these norm conversations always started
with how have you been son and ended
with is there anything I can do for you
Harvey bird son my father began fine sir
does your face hurt no sir it hurt
terribly
next old stonyface talked about playing
the game alright son you lost the match
how clever of you to notice
father but after all in sport the
important thing is the plane not the
winning wonderful I thought father was
chosen for the Olympic Games and now he
says winning is not important I just
looked down at my plate and said yes sir
at the right times our known
conversation continued after playing the
game he discussed my plans
totally Oliver how's the law school
accepted you yet not yet sir
which alloyed committee to telephone
them no I said it once I want to get a
letter like other people sir please yes
of course
fine now after all they're sure to
accept you why I thought because I'm
clever and successful or because I'm the
son of Oliver Barrett the third the me
uninteresting as the conversation at
last my father spoke again there's
always the Peace Corps he said suddenly
I think the Peace Corps is a fine thing
don't you oh yes sir I said politely I
knew nothing about the Peace Corps what
do your friends at Harvard think about
the Peace Corps he asked do they feel
that the Peace Corps is important in our
world today yes sir I said politely just
to please him after dinner I walked with
him to his car
well anything I can do for you son he
asked no thank you sir good night sir
our non-conversation was finished he
drove away yes of course there are
planes but Oliver Barrett the third
chose to drive my father likes to drive
fast and at that time of night in an
Aston Martin DBS you can go very fast
indeed
I went to telephone Jenny that was the
only good part of the evening I told her
about the fight she enjoyed that her
musical friends never got into fights I
hope you hit the man who hit you she
said oh yes good I'm sorry I couldn't be
there to watch you perhaps you hit
somebody in the air match I smiled Jenny
really made me feel better back at
Harvard the next day I called that her
dorm Jenny was talking to someone on the
telephone in the hall yes
close oh yes yeah I read me too welcome
kisses goodbye who's she talking to
I'd been away 48 hours and she had found
a new boyfriend Jenny did not see him
ashamed
It’s really a love story !
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