This story, set in the Ebro Valley in Spain, first appeared in its author's Men without Women.
Shortly after one character in this story observes the shadow of a cloud moving across a river and a field of grain, two characters at length in this story debate whether "We can have everything," "We can have the world" and "We can go everywhere." Near the end of this work, one character puts their bags on board a train and is told "Would you please, please, please, please, please, please, please stop talking?" At another point in this work two characters enjoy the alcoholic beverage Anis del Toro while waiting to get to Madrid. This story, set in the Ebro Valley in Spain, first appeared in its author's Men without Women. Focusing on the American, who is trying to convince Jig to get an operation, for 10 points, name this story by Ernest Hemmingway named after some giant pachyderms.
Shortly after one character in this story observes the shadow of a cloud moving across a river and a field of grain, two characters at length in this story debate whether "We can have everything," "We can have the world" and "We can go everywhere."
"Hills like White Elephants"