The title character of this work offers china painting classes for a few years, and one of its central characters is theorized to be a pauper, who would "know the old thrill and the despair of a penny more or less." The townsfolk in this work gossip about the relevance of the purchase of a men's toilet set. It ends with the image of a long strand of iron gray hair. In the second part of this story, four men break into the cellar of a house and sprinkle lime in it. Its central character is able to drive away tax collectors by telling them that the Colonel explained she owed no taxes in Jefferson. In another part, the title character asks a dru
The title character of this work offers china painting classes for a few years, and one of its central characters is theorized to be a pauper, who would "know the old thrill and the despair of a penny more or less." The townsfolk in this work gossip about the relevance of the purchase of a men's toilet set. It ends with the image of a long strand of iron gray hair. In the second part of this story, four men break into the cellar of a house and sprinkle lime in it. Its central character is able to drive away tax collectors by telling them that the Colonel explained she owed no taxes in Jefferson. In another part, the title character asks a drugger for arsenic, which she uses to kill Homer Barron. For 10 points, name this short story in which the townspeople of Jackson discover that a recently deceased woman had been sleeping next to the corpse of her lover for years, written by William Faulkner.
The title character of this work offers china painting classes for a few years, and one of its central characters is theorized to be a pauper, who would "know the old thrill and the despair of a penny more or less."
"A Rose for Emily"