Ernest Hemingway: We had spoken about death without being morbid about it and I had told Antonio what I thought about it which is worthles

We had spoken about death without being morbid about it and I had told Antonio w — Ernest Hemingway

We had spoken about death without being morbid about it and I had told Antonio what I thought about it which is worthless since none of us knows anything about it.

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In the fall the war was always there but we did not go to it any more. — Ernest Hemingway
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