Tenderfoot Days in Territorial Utah
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He is said to have had several dozen married in that way. He had about nineteen, or twenty, married regular in the En- dowment House. " "Did he build homes for all of these celestial wives or widows, what ever their relation might be?" "No! Not he, but some pressure was brought to bear in this case, and Mrs. Allen was a very pretty woman then. She was a favorite of this great personage. " "Oh! I see. Something after the order of the European Courts in the days of the French, dur- ing the reign ...of Louis XIV. " The teamster was an intelligent man but he was not up in the history of Europe. He could doubtless tell all about the small incidents of American history from the Colonial days down, but across the Atlantic was too remote to interest him.
The Town and Canyon of American Fork 171 Here I met a man from Aberdeen, "Awbur- deen" so he pronounced it; and he was "that Scotch you could see it a distance. " It is not often that the canny Scot is caught in the meshes of "soopersteeshun, " such as catches the more ex- citable, and less cautious native of the States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is said to have had several dozen married in that way. He had about nineteen, or twenty, married regular in the En- dowment House. " "Did he build homes for all of these celestial wives or widows, what ever their relation might be?" "No! Not he, but some pressure was brought to bear in this case, and Mrs. Allen was a very pretty woman then. She was a favorite of this great personage. " "Oh! I see. Something after the order of the European Courts in the days of the French, dur- ing the reign ...of Louis XIV. " The teamster was an intelligent man but he was not up in the history of Europe. He could doubtless tell all about the small incidents of American history from the Colonial days down, but across the Atlantic was too remote to interest him.
The Town and Canyon of American Fork 171 Here I met a man from Aberdeen, "Awbur- deen" so he pronounced it; and he was "that Scotch you could see it a distance. " It is not often that the canny Scot is caught in the meshes of "soopersteeshun, " such as catches the more ex- citable, and less cautious native of the States.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Robert Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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