The Great Meadow
work by Roberts
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The Great Meadow is a novel by Elizabeth Madox Roberts, published in 1930. It is considered her best-known work and describes a woman's spiritual return to the wilderness. Roberts was known for her vivid depictions of her protagonists' inner lives and accurate portrayals of life in Kentucky. A meadow is typically a flat area of land covered with tall grass, often serving as a habitat for wildlife.12
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