In this novel, a menstruating woman thinks about the passage of her life while washing her clothes in a river.
In this novel, a menstruating woman thinks about the passage of her life while washing her clothes in a river. Two characters in this novel have sex after becoming intoxicated by eating a warthog. A man in this novel uses the word "boy" in reference to himself, which annoys a woman he used to work for. Towards this novel's end, a gun is stolen while its owners listen to a gumba-gumba. A Life magazine photograph described in this novel depicts a (*) servant girl carrying the protagonist's schoolbooks. A yellow bakkie is owned by the central family of this novel, whose members include Maureen and Bamford. For 10 points, name this novel about the Smales family's time in their black servant's village, written by Nadine Gordimer.
In this novel, a menstruating woman thinks about the passage of her life while washing her clothes in a river.
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