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The Golden Chain: Chapter 4

Hazel M. Thomson

Salt Lake City, Utah: General Board of Relief Society, May 1967

  • Hazel M. Thomson: Author
Fiction, Short Story
"Nora Blake, alone in the world, secures a schoolteaching position in Banner, Idaho, where she lives in the home of Bishop Shepherd and becomes acquainted with a Latter-day Saint family. She meets Jed Oliver, a local rancher, and young Ben Wade, an orphan, who lives with Jed. Nora is astonished to find out that Jed cannot read and she offers to teach him. Finding a piece of land open for homesteading, Bishop Shepherd suggests to Nora that she homestead it. A mysterious elderly man, called Old Free, a non-Mormon, challenges Nora's interest." [Publisher's synopsis]
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BX 8605.1 .R28 vol.54 no.5
365-373
English
The Golden Chain: Chapter 3
The Golden Chain

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