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Neighbor Rosicky Study Guide

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by Willa Cather
About 67 pages (20,186 words)
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Part 3 Summary

As the winter progresses Rosicky leaves the heavy farm work to his sons and stays inside and sews and mends clothes, a trade he learned while living in New York after his arrival in America over forty years ago. As a young man, Rosicky worked in a tailor's shop and lived with the shop's owner and his family. Although Rosicky made a decent wage he could never save any money because he was generous with friends and indulged on good dinners and girls.

The life Rosicky led was not bad but he felt vacant until one Fourth of July when Rosicky realized that he needed to be closer to the earth.....

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