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This document contains several quotes from Ernest Hemingway's works spanning from 1935 to 1964. Some of the quotes discuss the nature of war and defeat, the importance of storytelling, and living without anything to lose. Hemingway is also quoted saying "Courage is grace under pressure," which the compiler notes is one of their favorite Hemingway quotes.
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