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Winter/Spring 2006
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It was the custom for the
mowers to have their dinner in the field. The scythes were left beside the swath
last cut, and the hands gathered in the shade under a wide-spreading maple tree.
In every hayfield one big tree was left for that purpose. It was always called
"the mowers' tree."
—Sapphira and the Slave Girl |
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Sue Rosowski's Many Gifts
Elizabeth Turner
Gifts...
Derek Driedger
Conversations
Mary K. Stillwell
Remembering Sue
Josh Dolezal
George Cather's Virginia
Bridget Barry
Not Under Sixty: The Treatment of Old Age in Cather's Works
Margaret Doane
Immersed in Her World: the 2005 International Cather Seminar in Red Cloud
Erika K. Hamilton
Bakst's Cather
Vicki Martin
Cather Archive Publishing Cather's Early Journalism
Andrew Jewell
"The Happiness and the Curse": Cather's O Pioneers! and The Ecological Paradox
Cliff Boyer
Scholar Surprised and "Delighted" to Find Herself Settled in "Cather Country": Interview with Dr. Melissa J. Homestead
Amber Harris Leichner
Willa Cather and the Toad
Carol Steinhagen
Congratulations to Dr. Michael Schueth
Congratulations to Dr. Josh Dolezal
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