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Quotes from A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway
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1 "I'll sing at the Scala," Simmons said.
2 He had come back from singing in Piacenza.
3 If I wasn't trying to sing, I'd go with you.
4 "Of course you've never heard me sing," he said.
5 "That's all they know how to do when you two sing," Ettore said.
6 "Piacenza's the toughest house to sing in the north of Italy," the other tenor said.
7 One of the singers was named Ralph Simmons, and he was singing under the name of Enrico DelCredo.
8 I never knew how well he could sing but he was always on the point of something very big happening.
9 I got into the cab and gave the driver the address of Simmons, one of the men I knew who was studying singing.
10 We both went flat and with the flash and bump of the burst and the smell heard the singing off of the fragments and the rattle of falling brick.
11 Outside the little bar up the street from the Scala there were some people I knew, a vice-consul, two fellows who studied singing, and Ettore Moretti, an Italian from San Francisco who was in the Italian army.