The old man let the fishing line fall onto the planks of the boat and pressed it with his foot. He took the harpoon and lifted it as high as he could, then thrust it downward with all his strength, gathering even what little remained of his energy, into the sides of the fish, right behind the big pectoral fin, which opened and reached up to the level of the old man’s chest.
He felt the steel pierce deeply into the flesh of the fish. Leaning over, he pushed it even deeper, putting all his weight on it. Suddenly, the fish came to life, with death hovering around it, and jumped high out of the water, showing off its proud stature, its beauty, and its strength.
Manufacturer
- Author
- Ernest Hemingway
- Publisher
- Mati
- Publishers
- Eye
- Type
- Classic Literature
- Cover
- Soft
- Number of Pages
- 150
- Publication Date
- 2000
- Dimensions
- 14x21 cm
- ISBN-13
- 9789608042070
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