A character in this novel asks himself "Why do you laugh? Is it because you hate the sound of laughing?"
A character in this novel asks himself "Why do you laugh? Is it because you hate the sound of laughing?" in a chapter that ends with him repeating the word "yes." A priest in this novel worries about a woman revealing their affair on her deathbed as he crosses a river on the way to her home and is named Whitfield. A chapter in this novel that begins (*) "I made it on the bevel" and consists of a numbered list is followed by a chapter containing only the sentence "My mother is a fish." In this novel, Jewel runs away after learning his horse was sold, and Anse takes away Dewey Dell's money to buy "new teeth" after burying his wife. For 10 points, name this William Faulkner novel in which the Bundren family transports Addie's coffin to its resting place in Jefferson.
A character in this novel asks himself "Why do you laugh? Is it because you hate the sound of laughing?"
As I Lay Dying 