My Antonia Book I Chapter Vii

they both knew named Ántonia. For both of them, she symbolizes their childhood on the frontier, and Jim mentions that he thinks about her quite a bit. He tells the speaker that he has been recording his memories of the girl, and a few months later, he brings a folder containing his writing to the speaker. He had just finished it the night before and says that it was written haphazardly, just as he remembered it. Jim gives the folder to the speaker, but not before writing "My Ántonia" on the front of

themselves out bodily into space”—was created by the filmmakers simply throwing the lemmings into a river. But Disney was only guilty of trying to re-create an already entrenched story. Here it is described in the most influential children’s reference book of the early twentieth century, Arthur Mee’sChildren’s Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Encyclopaedia , published in 1908: “They march straight forward, over hill and dell, through gardens, farms,