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HEMINGWAY\n\nNOVELS  \nThe Torrents of Spring  \nThe Sun Also Rises  \nA Farewell to Arms  \nTo Have and Have Not  \nFor Whom the Bell Tolls  \nAcross the River and into the Trees  \nThe Old Man and the Sea  \nIslands in the Stream  \nThe Garden of Eden  \nTrue at First Light  \nA Farewell to Arms:The Hemingway Library Edition  \nThe Sun Also Rises:The Hemingway Library Edition  \n# STORIES\n\nIn Our TimeMen Without WomenWinner Take Nothing  \nThe Fifth Column and Four Stories of the Spanish Civil WarThe Short Stories of Ernest HemingwayThe Snows of Kilimanjaro and Other StoriesThe Nick Adams StoriesThe Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway  \n# NONFICTION\n\nDeath in the AfternoonGreen Hills of AfricaSelected Letters I9I7-I96IA Moveable FeastThe Dangerous SummerDateline:Toronto1By-Line:Ernest HemingwayA Moveable Feast:The Restored EditionGreen Hils of Africa:The Hemingway Library Edition  \nANTHOLOGIES  \nOnWriting  \nHemingway on Fishing  \nHemingway on Hunting  \nHemingway on War  \n# E RNES THEMINGWAY\n\nFoR WHOMTHEDELLToLLS  \nSCRIBNERNEW YORK LONDON TORONTO SYDNEY  \nSELBY PUBLIC LIBRARY1331 FIRSTSTREETSARASOTA,FL.34236  \n31969026785070  \nSCRIBNER  \nI230 Avenue of the AmericasNew York,NY 10020  \n、This book is a work of fiction.Names,characters,places,andincidents either are products of the author's imagination or are usedfictitiously.Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons,living or dead,is entirely coincidental.  \nCopyright ◎1940by Ernest HemingwayCopyright renewed O1968 by Mary HemingwayAll rights reserved,including the right of reproductionin whole or in part in any form.  \nFirst Scribner trade paperback edition 2003  \nSCRIBNER and design are trademarks of MacmillanLibrary Reference USA,Inc.,used under iicense bySimon &Schuster,the publisher of this work.  \nFor information about special discounts for bulk purchasesplease contact Simon &Schuster SpecialSales:I-800-456-6798 or business@simonandschuster.com  \nManufactured in the United States ofAmerica  \n60595857565554535251  \nISBN-13:978-0-684-80335-7  \nISBN-10:  \n0-684-80335-6  \nYBAFLaUSYa9282      AT02AF  \nThis book is for  \n# MARTHA GELLHORN\n\nNo man is an Iland,intire of it selfe;every manis a peece of the Continent,a part of the maine;if aClod bee washed away by the Sea,Europe is the lesse,as well as if a Promontorie were,as well as if a Mannorof thy friends or of thine owne were;any mans deathdiminishes me,because I am involved in Mankinde;Andtherefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls;It tolls for thee.JOHN DONNE  \n# CHAPTER ONE\n\nHE LAY fat on the brown,pine-needled floor of the forest,his chinon his folded arms,and high overhead the wind blew in the tops ofthe pine trees.The mountainside sloped gently where he lay;butbelow it was steep and he could see the dark of the oiled road wind-ing through the pass.There was a stream alongside the road and fardown the pass he saw a mill beside the stream and the falling waterof the dam,white in the summer sunlight.  \n\"Is that the mill?\"he asked.  \n\"Yes.\"  \n\"I do not remember it.\"  \n\"It was built since you were here.The old mill is farther down;much below the pass.”  \nHe spread the photostated military map out on the forest floor andlooked at it carefully.The old man looked over his shoulder.He wasa short and solid old man in a black peasant's smock and gray iron-stiff trousers and he wore rope-soled shoes.He was breathing heavilyfrom the climb and his hand rested on one of the two heavy packsthey had been carrying.  \n\"Then you cannot see the bridge from here.\"  \n\"No,\"the old man said.\"This is the easy country of the pass wherethe stream flows gently.Below,where the road turns out of sight inthe trees,it drops suddenly and there is a steep gorge—”“I remember.”  \n“Across this gorge is the bridge.”  \n“And where are their posts?”  \n“There is a post at the mill that 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