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Revision as of 09:12, January 25, 2023
Hills Like White Elephants (1927) is a short story by Ernest Hemingway, now in the public domain, which is a conversation between a young man and a young woman about abortion without ever using that word.
The young man is aggressive in his talk in attempting to persuade, even coerce, the young woman to have an abortion.
Only 1,455 words long, this short story can be read in merely 10 minutes.