After this novel's protagonist returns from a horse race with the Meyerses, he comforts his love interest who claims that "rain is very hard on loving." In one scene, the protagonist of this work jump
After this novel's protagonist returns from a horse race with the Meyerses, he comforts his love interest who claims that "rain is very hard on loving." In one scene, the protagonist of this work jumps into a river to escape interrogation by the battle police while another sees the protagonist's convalescence leave revoked after Miss Van Campen confiscates his alcohol. After arriving at a (*) hospital in Milan, the protagonist has his knee operated on by Dr. Valentini and is able to pursue a relationship with nurse Catherine Barkley, who later dies after giving birth to a stillborn child. For ten points, name this novel detailing Lieutenant Frederic Henry's life during WWI as an ambulance driver, a work by Ernest Hemingway.
After this novel's protagonist returns from a horse race with the Meyerses, he comforts his love interest who claims that "rain is very hard on loving.
{A Farewell to Arms} (accept Lieutenant Frederic {Henry} before “novel”)