. Moglie no. 19, o la storia di una vita in schiavitù : essere un completo esposo del mormonismo, e rivelare i dolori, i sacrifici e le sofferenze delle donne nella poligamia . ra. – giovane Briggia e le sue aspettative. – cosa pensano i santi di lui. Le sue gioie domestiche. Come lui-isitedme quando è malato, e ha mollato il vecchio Gentleman. Brigham e Briggy fanno l'amore a Lizzie. Vince Briggy. – John W. – trascura il suo regno. – vinta dalla terza moglie. La storia di Lucy C. le Profete Figlie. Alice e Luna. – la signorina Alices flirtations. – linguaggio dolce tra Padre e figlia. Tragica morte di Alice C.

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. Wife no. 19, or, The story of a life in bondage : being a complete exposé of Mormonism, and revealing the sorrows, sacrifices and sufferings of women in polygamy . ra. — Young Briggy and his Expectations.—What the Saints think of Him. — His Domestic Joys.— How he -isitedme when Sick, and Scolded the old Gentleman. — Brigham and Briggy make love to Lizzie. — Briggy Wins. — John W. — He neglects his Kingdom. — Won by the Third Wife. — The Story of Lucy C. —The Prophets Daughters. — Alice and Luna. — Miss Alices Flirtations.— Sweet language between Father and Daughter. — Tragic death ofAlice Clawson. RIGHAMS very firstwife is not living;she died some timebefore he became aMormon, and beforehis marriage to Ma-ry-Ann Angell, hispresent legal wife. He was quite youngwhen he marriedfirst, and was a sortof preacher amongthe Methodists, andby preaching, beg-ging, and occasion-ally working at histrade as glazier, or asa day-laborer at farming, he managed to pick up a veryscanty living for himself and his wife, whose name wasMiriam Works. My great grandfather, Gilbert Weed, married them in Auburn, Cayuga County, New York, near. Insulted bv her Father. A RATHER OLD BOY! ^^9 which place they lived for some years. My grandfatherused to assert that Brigham was the laziest man that everlived, and that he would not do any work so long as hecould live without it. As may be imagined, his familywere not in the most comfortable circumstances in theworld, and poor Mrs. Young had by no means the easiesttime. She died quite early, and the gossips verdict was, Died of discouragement. She left two daughters, bothof whom are still living, and both are in polygamy. Eliz-abeth, the elder, is the first wife of Edmund Ellsworth ;there are three wives besides her. The second daughter, Vilate, is the first wife of Charley Decker, who has twoplural wives since he married Vilate. These girls, withtheir husbands, were among the very first of the Saints toarrive in the Va

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• bookcentury180
• bookdecade1870
• booksubjectpolygamy
• bookyear1876