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A wisp of plot serves to summon up the real story of Mary Ellen Chase's little book: the feelings that Polish immigrants in the Connecticut Valley have for the country they have left behind. The generations in themselves offer the familiar differences, from the desire to return and see it all again, to the desire to shuck the Polish names and language for their American equivalents.
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