As you know, we love digging through old archives, magazines, newspapers, books. Some of these we are gifted, some we find on our own, some we search for painstakingly and others come by way of my father who’s work in an antique bazaar allows many opportunities to come across wonderful old treasures. Today we are sharing, among other things, a letter which shares something we’ve always known, Willa Cather and her love of Czechs.
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“they were the only neighbors of this vicious, inquisitive and receptive girl” — I suspect you mean vivacious :)
I have read Willa Cather and always thought she has a strong love for the Bohemians in her stories. Your post confirms this. This post is really a good piece of writing, keep it up.