Tell It All the Story of a Lifes Experience in Mormonism An Autobiography
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My first impressions of Salt Lake City when we began life there were anything but pleasant we had to "rough it. " For nearly two weeks we were obliged to remain in our wagons, as it was quite impossible to obtain house-room. At that time each family built their own little hut, and there were no vacant houses to let. The weather was now growing very cold and wintry, and it A CHEERFUL HOUSE FOR WINTER TIME ! 243 was absolutely necessary that we should have some better shelter than the wagons affo...rded. One day my husband told me, when he came home, that he had been offered a house which belonged to the Church. It was in a very dilapidated condition, he said, but that if I would go and look at it with him, we could then decide about taking it. -No time was to be lost, for companies of emigrants were coming in almost daily, and if we neglected this chance we might not find another. When we arrived at the house I was much discouraged at seeing the condition it was in : the window panes were all cracked or broken out, the floors and walls looked as if they had never known soap or paint, and the upper rooms had no ceilings ; in fact it was not fit for any civilised Christian to live in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My first impressions of Salt Lake City when we began life there were anything but pleasant we had to "rough it. " For nearly two weeks we were obliged to remain in our wagons, as it was quite impossible to obtain house-room. At that time each family built their own little hut, and there were no vacant houses to let. The weather was now growing very cold and wintry, and it A CHEERFUL HOUSE FOR WINTER TIME ! 243 was absolutely necessary that we should have some better shelter than the wagons affo...rded. One day my husband told me, when he came home, that he had been offered a house which belonged to the Church. It was in a very dilapidated condition, he said, but that if I would go and look at it with him, we could then decide about taking it. -No time was to be lost, for companies of emigrants were coming in almost daily, and if we neglected this chance we might not find another. When we arrived at the house I was much discouraged at seeing the condition it was in : the window panes were all cracked or broken out, the floors and walls looked as if they had never known soap or paint, and the upper rooms had no ceilings ; in fact it was not fit for any civilised Christian to live in.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T B H Stenhouse to read onlineMoreLess
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