The Road to Greenwich Village.

Offers observations of the life the author spent at her school, in Washington and the village of Eagletown, Oklahoma. Reaction of the author's school friends when she told them about pre-birth resemblance of humans with a tadpole; Meeting of the author with a man while she was going to Washington; Account of the life spent by the author in villages of Washington; Experiences of the author in making bread for the first time in her life; Observations about a woman who was the wife of war veteran; Opinion on the life in Eagletown, a village where the father of the author lives; Curiosity of the citizens of Eagletown to know about any new person in the village.