“Well, it's a phrase that Hemingway deployed. I don't think he used it in one of his novels. I think it might have been in Death in the Afternoon, the bullfighting book.”
David Wyatt, Guest on EconTalkHemingway, Love, and War (with David Wyatt)
Death in the Afternoon
Ernest Hemingway · 1920
A non-fiction book exploring the history and cultural significance of bullfighting.
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