He writes, "We stayed five days at Burguete and had good fishingIt was hot enough so that it felt good to wade in a cold stream, and the sun dried you when you came out and sat on the bankThere was no word from Robert Cohn nor from Brett and Mike," giving the reader insight that the two men found relief in being able to fish at a leisurely pace for five days and not have to deal with the world around them (Hemingway 129-130). ... The 'Lost Generation' is often defined as "a sense of moral loss or aimlessness," and with the main points in the novel involving sex, ...

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