In one story in this collection, one character kills a young deer while another watches a fourteen-point buck walk by without shooting it. In another,
In one story in this collection, one character kills a young deer while another watches a fourteen-point buck walk by without shooting it. In another, a man is entrusted with an envelope full of money and told to say "No" to the messenger who will come to collect it. That messenger, in the story "Delta Autumn," is a woman who bore Roth's son, for whom the main character gives the woman his hunting horn. In the title story, Samuel's body is brought back from Illinois through the arrangements of Gavin Stevens.  Other stories in this collection include "Pantaloon in Black" and "The Fire and the Hearth." Also including a story about a hunt for Old Ben, "The Bear," for ten points, identify this collection of stories linked by such characters as Lucas Beauchamp and Isaac McCaslin, written by William Faulkner.
In one story in this collection, one character kills a young deer while another watches a fourteen-point buck walk by without shooting it.
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