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“NomorepowerfulthanthewayIlovedher，”
Setheahereitwasagain.Thewelingchiseledheadstoheooleanagainstontiptoe，herkneeswideopenasanygrave.Pinkasafirihglitteringminutes，hesaid.YougottenminutesI’lldoitforfree.
&esforsevehaencouldshehavegotteoo?Shehadnotthoughttoaskhimanditbotheredherstillthatitmighthavebeefortwentyminutes，ahalfhour，say，shecouldhavehadthewholething，everywordsheheardthepreachersayatthefuneral（aravedonherbaby’sheadstone:DearlyBeloved.Butwhatshegot，settledfor，wastheohatmattered.Shethoughtitwouldbeenamooheengraver，hisyoungsonlookingon，theangerinhisfacesoold;theappetiteihatshouldlybeeoansweronemorepreaoreabolitionistandatownfullofdisgust.
goillnessofherownsoul，shehadfottehesirl.Whowouldhavethoughtthatalittleoldbabycouldharborse?Ruttingamooheeyesoftheengraver’ssonwasnotenough.Notonlydidshehavetoliveoutheryearsinahousepalsiedbythebaby’sfuryathavingitsthroatcut，butthosetenmipressedupagainstdawoarchips，herkneeswideopenasthegrave，werelohanlife，morealive，morepulsatingthanthebabybloodthatserslikeoil.
“Weove，”
shesuggestedoher-in-law.
“What’dbethepoint?”
askedBabySuggs.“NotahouseiryaisrafterswithsomedeadNegro’sgrief.Weluckythisghostisababy.Myhusband’sspiritwastoebahere?oryours?Don’ttalktome.Youlucky.Yougotthreeleft.Threepullingatyourskirtsandjusthellfromtheotherside.Bethankful，whydon’tyou?Ihadeight.Everyohemgoneawayfromme.Fourtaken，fourdall，Iexpect，wsomebody’shouseintoevil.”
BabySuggsrubbedhereyebrows.“Myfirstborn.AllIrememberofherishowshelovedtheburomofbread.youbeatthat?Eightandthat’sallIremember.”
“That’sallyouletyourselfremember，”
Sethehadtoldher，butshewasdowntooneherself—ois—theboyschasedoffbythedeadone，andhermemlarwasfadingfast.Howardatleasthadaheadshapenobodycet.Asfortherest，sheworkedhardtorememberasothingaswassafe.Unfortunatelyherbrainwasdevious.Shemightbehurryingacrossafield，runningpractically，togettothepumpquidriheilesapfrs.Nothingelsewouldbeihepieningtonurseherwasaslifelessasthenervesinherbackwheretheskinbuckledlikeawashboard.Norwastherethefaiofinkorthecherrygumandoakbarkfromwhichitwasmade.Nothing.Justthebreezegherfaceassherushedtowardwater.Andthensoppingtheileaumpwaterandrags，hermiibitofsapoff—onheressintakingashortcutacrossthefieldjusttosaveahalfmile，andnotnotighowhightheweedshadgrownugwasallthewaytoherkhing.Theplashhtofhershoesandstogsawryohwhereshehadflungthem;orHereBoylappinginthepuddle，aherewasSweetH，routbeforehereyes，andalthoughtherewashatfarmthatdidtoscream，itrolleditselfoutbeforeheriy.Itneverlookedasterribleasitwasanditmadeherwonderifhelllacetoo.Fireandbrimstht，buthiddeninlacygroves.Boyshangingfromthemostbeautifulsytheworld.Itshamedher—rememberingthewhihertharyasshemighttomakeitotherwise，thesycamoresbeatouttheeverytimeandsheivehermemoryforthat.
1.FillinthemissingwordstopletethefollraphonToniMorrisonandBeloved.
AfterpublishingfouroniMorrisoablishedherselfasopopularandsuccessful1）femalewritersofhertime.Withthepubliofherfifthnovel，Beloved，however，criticswherewasanauthorthandbrilliamadeherwork2）.Inthistalesetiion3），Morrisonpaintsadarkaraitofthedehumasof4）.Inspiredbyanactualhistorit，Belovedtellsthestoryofawomahedaughtershe5）ratherthaoslavery.Part6）story，partrealistiarrative，thehementalandphysical7）causedbyslaveryaswellasthelingeriedonitssurvivors.Iarkandlyrical，Morrisonaddressesseveralthemes:theimportanceof8）anduforindividualandcultural9），aureof10）.
&herthefollowirue（T）orfalse（F）.
1）Belovedbeginsin1873inati，Ohio，whereSetheisaformerslave.（）
&hehasbeenlivieen-year-olddaughterDenverandherbabygirlioneRoad.（）
&her-in-law，BabySuggs，livedwiththemuheightyearsearlier.（）
4）ShortlyafterBabySuggs’sdeath，Sethe’stwoslar，rana>
5）Beforeshedied，BabySuggssankintoadeepdepressioedbyalifeofslaveryandbythelossofalleightofher.（）
6）Shespedaysrequesting“color”
—bitsofdark-coloredobjectsshehopedwouldalleviatehersadness.（）
&hebelieveshersonsfledbealevolentpresenabusiveghostthathashauheirhouseforyears.（）
8）Denver，however，likestheghost，whiebelievestobethespiritofherdeadfather.（）
&heworkshardtorememberasmuchaspossibleaboutherpast，butthememoryofhersonsisfadingfast.（）
10）MostofherhappymemoriesiHome，aplantatiouckywhereshelivedasaslaveuntilherescapeeighteenyearsago.（）
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