Subtitled A Reminiscence, the novel's main character is forced to race against Colonel Linscomb's horse Acheron to retrieve the car sold by Ned McCaslin, while Miss Corrie's attentions are sought by Boon Hogganbeck.  
This novel ends with the main character's grandfather stating that a gentleman may cry, but he washes his face afterwards.  After breakfast at Miss Ballenbaugh's and an incident at Hell Creek Bottom, the main character and his two friends arrive in Memphis and stay at Miss Reba's.  Subtitled A Reminiscence, the novel's main character is forced to race against Colonel Linscomb's horse Acheron to retrieve the car sold by Ned McCaslin, while Miss Corrie's attentions are sought by Boon Hogganbeck.  Centering on Lucius Priest, FTP, identify this Faulkner novel that received the Pulitzer Prize in 1963.
This novel ends with the main character's grandfather stating that a gentleman may cry, but he washes his face afterwards.  
The Reivers