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Willa Cather

8 books by Willa Cather to read free, each with its best passages and lines, and the best quotes from all of them below.

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Another is that I do not like his wife.

My ÁntoniaKeep reading from here

The light was full of action and had a peculiar quality of climax⁠—of splendid finish.

Death Comes for the ArchbishopKeep reading from here

He was a little country boy, and this village was to him a very strange and perplexing place, where people wore fine clothes and had hard hearts.

O Pioneers!Keep reading from here

The Forrester place, as every one called it, was not at all remarkable; the people who lived there made it seem much larger and finer than it was.

A Lost LadyKeep reading from here

Mrs. Kronborg believed that the size of every family was decided in heaven.

The Song of the LarkKeep reading from here

The sun popped up over the edge of the prairie like a broad, smiling face;

One of OursKeep reading from here

He had found that you can train the mind to be active at a fixed time, just as the stomach is trained to be hungry at certain hours of the day.

The Professor’s HouseKeep reading from here

Her sarcasm was so quick, so fine at the point—it was like being touched by a metal so cold that one doesn’t know whether one is burned or chilled.

My Mortal EnemyKeep reading from here

I did not say my prayers that night: here, I felt, what would be would be.

My ÁntoniaKeep reading from here

Doctrine is well enough for the wise, Jean; but the miracle is something we can hold in our hands and love.

Death Comes for the ArchbishopKeep reading from here

Mischance hung over it. Its Genius was unfriendly to man.

O Pioneers!Keep reading from here

They could not imagine her in any dress or situation in which she would not be charming.

A Lost LadyKeep reading from here

“They aren’t exactly books, Thea,” he said seriously. “They’re a city.”

The Song of the LarkKeep reading from here

She was so plucky and so stooped, his dear mother!

One of OursKeep reading from here

If there was one eager eye, one doubting, critical mind, one lively curiosity in a whole lecture-room full of commonplace boys and girls, he was its servant.

The Professor’s HouseKeep reading from here

A poor man stinks, and God hates him.

My Mortal EnemyKeep reading from here

In a new country a body feels friendly to the animals.

My ÁntoniaKeep reading from here

Instantly that stupid face became intense, prophetic, full of awful meaning.

Death Comes for the ArchbishopKeep reading from here

He always said that the badgers had cleaner houses than people, and that when he took a housekeeper her name would be Mrs. Badger.

O Pioneers!Keep reading from here

He was an ugly fellow, Ivy Peters, and he liked being ugly.

A Lost LadyKeep reading from here