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Quotes from A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway
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1 Stresa looked very deserted from the lake.
2 "We're across the lake," I said to Catherine.
3 It was very big and light and looked out on the lake.
4 It was clouding over outside and the lake was darkening.
5 There are walks you can take and you can troll for trout in the lake.
6 We trolled up the lake beyond Stresa and then down not far from shore.
7 I could not see the lake, only the dark and the rain but the wind was quieter.
8 The clouds were down over the lake but it would be beautiful with the sunlight.
9 When we finally saw some lights much further up the lake and close to the shore it was Intra.
10 I kept fairly close to the shore because I was afraid of getting lost on the lake and losing time.
11 Catherine went along the lake to the little hotel to see Ferguson and I sat in the bar and read the papers.
12 The wind was blowing up the lake and we passed the point that hides Pallanza in the dark and never saw the lights.
13 I held the taut line and felt the faint pulsing of the spinner revolving while I looked at the dark November water of the lake and the deserted shore.
14 We walked down the path under the giant umbrella and out through the dark wet gardens to the road and across the road to the trellised pathway along the lake.
15 I pulled hard on the right oar and backed water with the other and we went out into the lake again; the point was out of sight and we were going on up the lake.
16 We went down and got a boat and I rowed while the barman sat in the stern and let out the line with a spinner and a heavy sinker on the end to troll for lake trout.
17 Down below were the gardens, bare now but beautifully regular, the gravel paths, the trees, the stone wall by the lake and the lake in the sunlight with the mountains beyond.
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