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Ernest Hemingway wrote “The Old Man and the Sea” after suffering much... - scott-locklear added a post in The Old Man and the Sea Group:
[originally posted by frizzyperm]Hemingway was a straight-forward man. He was... - scott-locklear added a post in The Old Man and the Sea Group:
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What kind of relationship does Santiago and Manolin have in "The Old Man and... - reidalot answered a question in The Old Man and the Sea Group:
Hemingway is using Santiago, the main character, to comment on the nature of the... - yimika asked a question in The Old Man and the Sea Group:
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