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Green Hills of Africa

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Green Hills of Africa
portrays big game-hunting coupled with literary digressions. [Am. Lit.: Green Hills of Africa]
See : Hunting
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In Green Hills of Africa, Ernest Hemingway asserts that the Gulf Stream contains a "flotsam of palm fronds, corks, bottles, and used electric light globes, seasoned with an occasional condom or a deep floating corset" (149).
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The tale begins by setting the scene: "Roosters crow, and you wake one morning in the green hills of Africa, sun lemon bright over eucalyptus trees full of doves.
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In "On Defiling Eden: The Search for Eve in the Garden of Sorrows," Ann Putnam similarly explores the presence of the feminine in the most unlikely of places: stories such as "Big Two-Hearted River" and Green Hills of Africa, which feature "a solitary hero journeying across .
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