A Farewell to Arms
An American ambulance driver, an English nurse, and the Italian front — the Great War's great love story.
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The End of the Affair
Love becomes unbearable when it offers no control over loss.
- 1951
About Graham Greene
The story, briefly
Spoiler-freeA writer in wartime London becomes consumed by a love affair, its sudden end, jealousy, faith, and loss.
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A restrained companion
Love becomes unbearable when it offers no control over loss.
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