This novel's protagonist, against the wishes of siblings Oscar and Lou, resolves to not only keep the family farm but also to take out a second mortgage after a drought hits the area known as The Divide.
This novel's protagonist, against the wishes of siblings Oscar and Lou, resolves to not only keep the family farm but also to take out a second mortgage after a drought hits the area known as The Divide. That protagonist of this novel is moved by the kind words of the recluse Crazy Ivar, whom she hires to care for horses on her farm. This novel's protagonist's brothers drive away her childhood love interest, Carl Linstrum, but years later, after the murders of Emil Sinclair and Marie Shabata, he returns so she can marry him. FTP this describes the Nebraska life of Alexandra Bergson in what novel by Willa Cather with a title taken from a Walt Whitman poem?
This novel's protagonist, against the wishes of siblings Oscar and Lou, resolves to not only keep the family farm but also to take out a second mortgage after a drought hits the area known as The Divide.
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