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Title: A Farewell To Arms Summary
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Instead, she became romantically involved with an Italian officer. This loss cause Hemingway pain, but ultimately led him to write his gripping novel of their affiliation and his war experiences. Showed first 250 characters
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Ernest Hemingway, author of A FAREWELL TO ARMS, wrote this novel from a somewhat firsthand experience. During World War I, in 1917, Hemingway volunteered in an Italian ambulance unit. A few months after being stationed, Hemingway received a serious leg injury where he was seriously wounded by several pieces of shrapnel, for which he went to a nearby hospital... Showed next 250 characters
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