Telegram, 1960, April 21, Habana, Cuba, to Lt. Davis [Bill Davis].

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Telegram, 1960, April 21, Habana, Cuba, to Lt. Davis [Bill Davis].

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Telegram from Hemingway to his friend, Bill Davis. At the time Hemingway was working with A.E. Hotchner on editing his essay, "The dangerous summer," for Life. He had gathered the material and had started writing the previous fall while staying at Davis's Costa del Sol home. Hemingway's reference to a translator probably relates to the Spanish language version. [Life had offered Hemingway $10,000 for the reprint rights for a Spanish language edition.]

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