In this novel, Versh tells one character "Your mommer going to whip you for getting your dress wet" after that character squats in the mud.
In this novel, Versh tells one character "Your mommer going to whip you for getting your dress wet" after that character squats in the mud. This novel's appendix ends with a maid's simple statement: "They endured." The narrator of this novel's second section wakes up to the sound of a clock given to him by his father, and on June 2nd, 1910, that character drowns himself in the Charles River. This novel's central family is served by the caretaker Luster and the maid Dilsey, and includes the racist Jason, the mentally handicapped Benjy, Quentin, and their sister Caddy. For 10 points, name this novel about the declining Compson family, written by William Faulkner. 
In this novel, Versh tells one character "Your mommer going to whip you for getting your dress wet" after that character squats in the mud.
The Sound and the Fury