Ernest Hemingway, Quotes

He Knew Too What It Was To Live Through A Hurricane With The Other People Of The Island And The Bond That The Hurricane Made Between All People Who Had Been Through It. He Also Knew That Hurricanes Could Be So Bad That Nothing Could Live Through Them.

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