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Meyer
Wolfsheim
's
name
was
n't
in
the
phone
book
.
The
butler
gave
me
his
office
address
on
Broadway
,
and
I
called
Information
,
but
by
the
time
I
had
the
number
it
was
long
after
five
,
and
no
one
answered
the
phone
.
"
Will
you
ring
again
?
"
"
I
've
rung
them
three
times
.
"
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"
It
's
very
important
.
"
"
Sorry
.
I
'm
afraid
no
one
's
there
.
"
I
went
back
to
the
drawing-room
and
thought
for
an
instant
that
they
were
chance
visitors
,
all
these
official
people
who
suddenly
filled
it
.
But
,
as
they
drew
back
the
sheet
and
looked
at
Gatsby
with
unmoved
eyes
,
his
protest
continued
in
my
brain
:
"
Look
here
,
old
sport
,
you
've
got
to
get
somebody
for
me
.
You
've
got
to
try
hard
.
I
ca
n't
go
through
this
alone
.
"
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Some
one
started
to
ask
me
questions
,
but
I
broke
away
and
going
up-stairs
looked
hastily
through
the
unlocked
parts
of
his
desk
--
he
'd
never
told
me
definitely
that
his
parents
were
dead
.
But
there
was
nothing
--
only
the
picture
of
Dan
Cody
,
a
token
of
forgotten
violence
,
staring
down
from
the
wall
.
Next
morning
I
sent
the
butler
to
New
York
with
a
letter
to
Wolfsheim
,
which
asked
for
information
and
urged
him
to
come
out
on
the
next
train
.
That
request
seemed
superfluous
when
I
wrote
it
.
I
was
sure
he
'd
start
when
he
saw
the
newspapers
,
just
as
I
was
sure
there
'd
be
a
wire
from
Daisy
before
noon
--
but
neither
a
wire
nor
Mr.
Wolfsheim
arrived
;
no
one
arrived
except
more
police
and
photographers
and
newspaper
men
.
When
the
butler
brought
back
Wolfsheim
's
answer
I
began
to
have
a
feeling
of
defiance
,
of
scornful
solidarity
between
Gatsby
and
me
against
them
all
.
Dear
Mr.
Carraway
.
This
has
been
one
of
the
most
terrible
shocks
of
my
life
to
me
I
hardly
can
believe
it
that
it
is
true
at
all
.
Such
a
mad
act
as
that
man
did
should
make
us
all
think
.
I
can
not
come
down
now
as
I
am
tied
up
in
some
very
important
business
and
can
not
get
mixed
up
in
this
thing
now
.
If
there
is
anything
I
can
do
a
little
later
let
me
know
in
a
letter
by
Edgar
.
I
hardly
know
where
I
am
when
I
hear
about
a
thing
like
this
and
am
completely
knocked
down
and
out
.