What is the narrator point of view in the novel, Mr. Splitfoot?

The two narratives within this story are divided by both action and point of view. In the narrative where a younger Ruth is the central focus, a third person limited narrator tells the story. The sentences are short, direct, and most choppy. In the second narrative, readers follow pregnant Cora and Ruth as they walk a very long journey to an unannounced location. This narrative remains in Cora's head, allowing readers to follow the story with a first person limited point of view. Because each narrative is told from a limited perspective, readers are constantly left to wonder about the many mysteries in the tale. Even the end of the story leaves a mystery in place for readers, and participants are left wondering what happens after the story ends.