One character in this work states that the owner of a "pretty and white" house wants to "mix some white sweat with it.
One character in this work states that the owner of a "pretty and white" house wants to "mix some white sweat with it." That character later causes conflict by stepping on a pile of fresh horse excrement before entering a house. This work begins with Mr. Harris asking the protagonist to testify in front of a Justice of the Peace; later, a different Justice of the Peace rules that the protagonist's father must pay ten bushels of corn for ruining a rug. After retrieving a can of oil, the protagonist warns Major de Spain about the title act, which is perpetrated out of anger by Abner Snopes. FTP, identify this short story about an act of arson in Yoknapatawpha Country, written by William Faulkner.
One character in this work states that the owner of a "pretty and white" house wants to "mix some white sweat with it.
“{Barn Burning}”