One character in this story arrives in town as the foreman of a sidewalk-paving crew.
One character in this story arrives in town as the foreman of a sidewalk-paving crew. The central figure of this tale is compared to "angels in colored church windows" and works as a teacher of china-painting. That character is given an exemption from paying taxes by the mayor, before becoming a recluse attended only by the servant Tobe. The title character is seen buying rat poison, and soon thereafter, Judge Stevens orders the spreading of lime near that character's house. For 10 points, name this story that ends with the discovery of a strand of gray hair next to the desiccated body of Homer Barron, a work of William Faulkner.
One character in this story arrives in town as the foreman of a sidewalk-paving crew.
“A {Rose} For {Emily}”