Zina’s Version
April 25, 2018[…] “I don’t know why you despise anyone who does you a good turn. The same monkeyshines all over again. . . . What sense does it make—acting spiteful?” From behind the curtain she watched […]
[…] “I don’t know why you despise anyone who does you a good turn. The same monkeyshines all over again. . . . What sense does it make—acting spiteful?” From behind the curtain she watched […]
[…] fictional devices such as Jared’s mother’s haunted sleepwalking: She uttered a gentle cry and placed her hand over her face, her fingers spread so she could look between them. “Ohhh,” she sobbed. “Look what […]
[…] “please the Democratic State Committee.” Soon his office reported a flood of letters and telegrams from all over the country commending his decision. By December, his office reported that 1,500 letters had been received […]
[…] usually gets someone else to tie it for him. Then he slips the necktie on and off over his head. The knot, repeatedly pulled tight, gets smaller and smaller and the narrow end longer […]
[…] 1909 and 1915. When this magazine became defunct in 1915, he hurried his work through. He skimmed over church history very rapidly in the last chapter. He brought the story of the Church down […]
Mira, the protagonist of Marilyn French’s best-selling novel, did not usually buy women’s magazines, but she pored over them at the dentist’s office: “Rate yourself: are you a good wife? Are you still attractive? […]
[…] bills of sale, newspaper advertisements, plantation account ledgers—was gathered and analyzed statistically to answer, either anew or for the first time, vexing questions about our nation’s “peculiar institution.” How well treated were slaves? What […]
[…] (as the accompanying selections illustrate). If Mormon literature is to continue the marked improvement it has experienced over the past two decades, much more of the same will be needed; authors represented here must […]
[…] Joseph Smith, Sr. could not find Dr. Mclntyre, a Dr. Greenwood was brought to care for Alvin. Over his own protests, Alvin was “immediately administered . . . a heavy dose of calomel.” This […]
[…] well as the increasingly influential LDS medical community, argue strongly that early opinions have long since been over taken by the advances of modern science. The “quacks” of Mormondom and those who follow them […]