That story ends when William Wallace finds that his wife Hazel did not drown herself as she had threatened.  
/ The protagonist of one of this author's short stories is stared down by "the King of the Snakes" and gives away some catfish. That story ends when William Wallace finds that his wife Hazel did not drown herself as she had threatened.  In another story, a hunter claims that "old colored people … wouldn't miss going to town to see Santa Claus" and drops a nickel, which the protagonist picks up. That protagonist walks the Natchez Trace to get medicine for her grandson, who swallowed lye. In addition to writing about Phoenix Jackson, she wrote a story whose narrator argues with Papa Daddy and Stella Rondo before moving to the title building. FTP name this author of "A Worn Path" and "Why I Live at the P.O.
/ The protagonist of one of this author's short stories is stared down by "the King of the Snakes" and gives away some catfish.
Eudora {Welty}