This woman's love affairs in a cornfield are described by the line "How loose the silk.
This woman's love affairs in a cornfield are described by the line "How loose the silk. How fine and loose and free." A picture of this woman in a newspaper draws the objection "That ain't her mouth" from a male acquaintance. In a controversial passage, several men engage in bestiality while waiting for her to choose one of them. This woman bore sons named Howard and Buglar while married to Halle. A malicious schoolteacher steals breast milk from this woman, who is helped to give birth in a boat by a white girl named Amy. This fugitive from Sweet Home plantation reunites with Paul D at a house called 124 in Ohio. For 10 points, name this mother of Denver, who sawed the throat of her baby in the backstory to Toni Morrison's Beloved.
This woman's love affairs in a cornfield are described by the line "How loose the silk.
Sethe Suggs [prompt on Suggs]