Phoeby Watson welcomes the protagonist of this work when she returns to Eatonville from the Everglades after shooting her rabies-afflicted husband, Tea Cake.
In one scene in this novel, the protagonist holds onto a cow's tail in order to escape a flood. One character in this work buys 200 acres of land in a town that originally only contained 50 acres. That character, Jody, later forbids his wife from giving a speech at the opening of his store and later beats her for mis-cutting a piece of tobacco. Phoeby Watson welcomes the protagonist of this work when she returns to Eatonville from the Everglades after shooting her rabies-afflicted husband, Tea Cake. Identify this novel about the thriceÂ–married Janie Crawford, a work of Zora Neale Hurston.
In one scene in this novel, the protagonist holds onto a cow's tail in order to escape a flood.
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