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A Lost Lady
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Cather’s elegiac portrait of Marian Forrester, frontier memory, social change, and lost ideals.
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A Lost Lady
A Lost Lady centers on Marian Forrester, whose grace and contradictions become inseparable from a fading vision of the American West. Through Niel Herbert’s changing perception, Cather examines admiration, disillusionment, class, gender, and the decline of a pioneer order.
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Willa Cather died in 1947, and A Lost Lady was first published or composed in 1923; these dates support the public-domain basis for this edition.
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". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _Come, my coach!
Good night, ladies; good night, sweet ladies;
Good night, good night._"
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- 01Full text
- 02A LOST LADY
- 03WILLA CATHER
- 04MCMLXIII
- 05ALFRED A KNOPF
- 06PART ONE
- 07I
- 08II
- 09books and made farm loans. Having lost his own property, he invested
- 10III
- 11IV
- 12V
- 13particles of snow the ponies kicked up. From behind it she glanced at
- 14VI
- 15VII
- 16books in his library, just as he had claret in his cellar. Among them
- 17VIII
- 18IX
- 19PART TWO
- 20I
- 21II
- 22III
- 23IV
- 24V
- 25VI
- 26VII
- 27VIII
- 28party,--they had stolen off alone for their foolhardy adventure. Nobody
- 29IX
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