The last child of this novel's main character is born to a fifteen-year-old mother named Milly and does not live long.
The last child of this novel's main character is born to a fifteen-year-old mother named Milly and does not live long. This work begins with Rosa Coldfield, who had at one point been engaged to the main character after her sister Ellen's death. The main character's children include Henry, Judith, Clytemnestra, and Charles Bon, the last of whom was born in Haiti. Much of the book takes place on Sutpen's Hundred, which is near Jefferson, Mississippi. Name this Faulkner novel whose title is taken from an exclamation by David in the Second Book of Samuel.
The last child of this novel's main character is born to a fifteen-year-old mother named Milly and does not live long.
Absalom, Absalom!