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Tam Sadek, 2 yr 333 days ago
Try the first entry on 'Page One' of this post...
Anonymous, 2 yr 287 days ago

Aparently Ernest Hemmingway wrote a novel by this name, however the one I am familiar with it by Alister McLean (Guns of Navarone, Ice Station Zebra etc) title 'For Who the Bell Tolls.'  Hope this assists.

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Anonymous, 2 yr 285 days ago
John Donne, an English philosopher wrote: No man is an island, to himself. Any man's death dimminishes me. Therefore, do not send to ask for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.
in the old days, the bells would toll when someone died. THUS, since he said he was involved with all men, he would die a little whenever someone passed away.
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