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My Antonia Study Guide

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by Willa Cather
About 97 pages (29,131 words)
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An unknown narrator introduces the reader to Jim Burden. Both Jim Burden and the narrator grew up in the same Nebraska town, and they have met on a train crossing Iowa. Jim and the narrator currently live in New York, and we learn that Jim acts as legal counsel for one of the railways. The narrator mentions a dislike for Jim's wife, for she is unimpressionable. However, the narrator notes that Jim has changed little since their childhood. The discussion turns to their memories of A'ntonia, a Bohemian girl they both knew, and Jim says that he has been writing down his memories of her. Months after this meeting on the train, Jim Burden delivers a manuscript to the.....

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