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“Cross Country Snow”, which first appeared in the 1925 edition of In Our Time, and which belongs to the Nick Adams stories, inclu­ des more straight-forward autobiographical background than does “Hills Like White Elephants” However, although there is no rea­ dily available factual material to support an unquestionable antobiographical source for “Hills Like White Eelephants”, it would be unrea­ sonable not to attribute at least idea behind the second story to some of Hemingway’s personal sentiments during and after his marriage to Hadley

The autobiographical fallay in Hemingway’s “cross country snow” and “hills like white elephants”