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The Golden Chain: Chapter 5

Hazel M. Thomson

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

  • Hazel M. Thomson: Author
Fiction, Short Story
"Nora Blake, a schoolteacher in Banner, Idaho, lives in the home of Bishop Shepherd and becomes acquainted with a Latter-day Saint family. She meets Jed Oliver, a local rancher, and is astonished to learn secretly that he cannot read. She offers to teach him, and Jed accepts her instruction. Being informed that good virgin land is available, Nora takes up a homestead. One of her neighbors is Old Free, a mysterious hermit, and a non-Mormon. When Trudy Shepherd dies of influenza, Nora learns significant gospel principles from the funeral talks and the attitude of the Shepherds." [Publisher's synopsis]
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BX 8605.1 .R28 vol.54 no.6
427-431; 460-461
English
The Golden Chain: Chapter 4
The Golden Chain

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Sequel to The Golden Chain Hazel M. Thomson Fiction
Published in The Relief Society Magazine, volume 54, issue 6, pages 427-431; 460-461, June 1967
Sequelized in The Golden Chain Hazel M. Thomson Fiction
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