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Thursday
Jan062005

Hemmingway's Notes on Dangerous Game

by AuthorAlphachimp DateThursday, January 6, 2005 at 10:40PM

More commentary on the difference between professionals and amateurs:

"For any good man would rather take chances anyday with his life than with his livelihood and that is the main point about professionals that amateurs seem never to appreciate."

~ Ernest Hemmingway, "Notes on Dangerous Game: The Third Tanganyika Letter", Esquire: July 1934






(sketchbook from modern day Tanzania--formerly Tanganyika. Peter Durand, 1999)

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