and "come out that fact'ry door.
A character in this collection describes a girl that makes men want to anonymously send her candy once a week, wait for her wedding announcement, and gift her the deed to a house. In one story from this collection, a girl who used to stone cows, beat dogs, and fight children becomes a woman because "a child fell out of her womb onto a bed of pine needles." This collection includes a story in which Esther decides she loves a prophet who leaves town on a (*) bull named King Barlo. A song sung by a girl in this collection repeats the word "Sinner!" and "come out that fact'ry door." This collection describes a girl with skin "like dusk on the eastern horizon" who men want to ripen too soon, named Karintha. After slitting Bob Stone's throat for being in love with Louisa, Tom Burwell is lynched in a story from this collection. For 10 points, name this collection that includes "Blood Burning Moon" by Jean Toomer.
A character in this collection describes a girl that makes men want to anonymously send her candy once a week, wait for her wedding announcement, and gift her the deed to a house.
Cane