While burning a layette and a velvet dress, that character finds a letter which thanks "the good God for having so arranged our lives.
One character in this story annoys his family by spending his days at the home of La Blanche, while another discusses the cutting of fingernails with the turban-wearing Zandrine. While burning a layette and a velvet dress, that character finds a letter which thanks "the good God for having so arranged our lives." The title character was abandoned at a pillar by some Texans who rode a canvas-covered wagon. Adopted by the Valmondes, that character later grows suspicious when she observes a quadroon using a fan, and later exiles herself into the swamp. For 10 points, Armand Aubigny turns out to be the one with black ancestry in what short story by Kate Chopin?
One character in this story annoys his family by spending his days at the home of La Blanche, while another discusses the cutting of fingernails with the turban-wearing Zandrine.
"Desiree's Baby"