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.
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}]