In the Murakami story of this name, the narrator plans a jogging route that passes by five of the title edifices.
In one story of this name, the narrator becomes fascinated with the story of a fox cub trying to buy gloves for its mother; that narrator had earlier take an interest in a girl after she showed him her pantomime of "peeling mandarin oranges." In another story of this name, one character's dowry is a clock inlaid with mother-of-pearl that has stopped at fourteen minutes past two, and another character drags his horse-dropping-covered foot across a rug. In the Murakami story of this name, the narrator plans a jogging route that passes by five of the title edifices. In the other story of this name, Mr. Harris changes his mind about having a boy defend his father in front of a Justice of the Peace, but the boy later warns Major de Spain that his father is about to take the title action. For 10 points, give this title of a Faulkner story about ten-year-old Colonel Sartoris Snopes' decision to betray his father's act of arson.
In one story of this name, the narrator becomes fascinated with the story of a fox cub trying to buy gloves for its mother; that narrator had earlier take an interest in a girl after she showed him her pantomime of "peeling mandarin oranges."
“{Barn Burning}” [accept "{Naya wo yaku}" before "{clock}" in the {third line}]