My Antonia is steeped in tragedy as it relates to immigrants living in the Nebraskan plains. Around each corner readers are greeted with death and trial. We see this particularly in chapter eight when Jim tells the story of Peter and Pavel. Outside of the satisfaction that comes with the drama and mystery of the tale told […]
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