Paris
The largest city in France and the home of a considerable number of expatriates in the years following World War I.
Closerie des Lilas
Hemingway's home cafe where he sometimes goes to work.
Shakespeare and Company
The bookstore and lending library founded by Sylvia Beach that specializes in English language books.
The Lost Generation
A phrase used by Gertrude Stein to describe Hemingway and others of his age who had been through World War I.
Seine
A large river that runs through the center of the largest city in France.
Le Dome
One of the cafes where Hemingway meets with the painter, Pascin, and has a flirtatious encounter with two of his models.
Louvre
Hemingway takes Fitzgerald here to look at the nude statues.
Musee du Luxembourg
The museum Hemingway often visits to look at the paintings, especially those of Cezanne.
Schruns
The Austrian town where Hemingway...
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