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...FIRST FOUR YEARS by Laura Ingalls Wilder. 134 pages. Harper...
...down in a farmhouse on the edge of the Missouri Ozarks and wrote a book about her frontier childhood in the 1870s. Warm and straightforward, full of detail, Little House in the Big Woods was followed by seven more volumes-only slightly disguised as fiction -that carried the heroine. Laura Ingalls, to the point of marriage with Almanzo Wilder. Collectively and individually, all the books have become classics of children's literature. It is safe to say that they have given a notion of what pioneer life was like to far more Americans than ever heard of Frederick Jackson...
ROCHA's dialectic ranges over all levels of film reality. In one sequence the old landowner's whore Laura stands in the center of a mid-shot, leaning on a balustrade with one plant in left frame balanced by one plant in right; close in back of her a flat wall, close in front of her the screen. Behind her Dr. Matos paces from the left frame edge to the right and back. She talks, and we start with the conventional assumption that she is talking to the other person depicted in the frame. Then we notice that...
...Name two bodies of water on which Laura Ingalls Wilder lived as a child...
...Laura Huxley, author of You Are Not the Target and wife of the late Aldous Huxley, meditated, exercised, and tripped with 40 students last night in the Mather...