In this novel, the mother of a poor family dies shortly after two of her children, Darl and Jewel, leave to make a delivery for a neighbor, Vernon Tull.  Another of her children, Cash, had been expecting her death, and prepared by building her coffin outside of her bedroom window. Another child, Vardaman, is so disturbed by her death, that he drills holes in her coffin, accidentally piercing her face. Much of the novel occurs on a trip to Jefferson, where her husband Anse has promised she will be buried. For 10 points, identify this work about Addie Bundren that takes its title from a line in 
In this novel, the mother of a poor family dies shortly after two of her children, Darl and Jewel, leave to make a delivery for a neighbor, Vernon Tull.  Another of her children, Cash, had been expecting her death, and prepared by building her coffin outside of her bedroom window. Another child, Vardaman, is so disturbed by her death, that he drills holes in her coffin, accidentally piercing her face. Much of the novel occurs on a trip to Jefferson, where her husband Anse has promised she will be buried. For 10 points, identify this work about Addie Bundren that takes its title from a line in Homer's The Odyssey, a work by William Faulkner.
In this novel, the mother of a poor family dies shortly after two of her children, Darl and Jewel, leave to make a delivery for a neighbor, Vernon Tull.  
As I Lay {Dying}