
Hills Like White Elephants By: Ernest Hemingway | Listening Practice | English with Stories
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No, because... Ah, I'm a The small train station stood alone between the dry fields and the distant blue mountains.
It was late in the afternoon, but the sun was still strong and the air felt hot. moved outside, except a few dry leaves rolling slowly across the platform. A young woman named Mara sat beneath a faded green shade beside a small wooden table. Across from her sat Daniel, the man she had traveled with for almost two years. Between them, there were two glasses,
a bottle of cold water, and a folded train ticket. Neither of them had touched the ticket for several minutes. Mara looked beyond the railway tracks toward the wide open land. Daniel looked at Mara, then at the clock, then back at the ticket.
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