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In Tents # 7 Renounce and Reverbs
Seventy years ago come Oct 21 Bessie Lloyd Soderborg married Marden J. Clark in the Salt Lake temple and went across the street to the Hotel Utah to spend their first night together, where Marden’s brothers kept prank calling him, … Continue reading
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Tagged 17 Facts About Angels, Eric Jepson, Eternal Misfit, Herman Melville, James Bird Jr., John William King, Kirtland Temple dedicatory prayer, Leslie Fiedler, Lionel Trilling, Nathaniel Hawthorne, No! In Thunder, On the Teaching of Modern Literature, Roger Terry, Rough Stone Rolling
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