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There are women in our community, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, and sixty years of age, who would rather read a trifling, lying novel than read history, the Book of Mormon, or any other useful print. Such women are not worth their room.
Necessity of Paying Due Attention to Temporal Duties, etc. Remarks made by President Brigham Young, 1862
in: Journal of Discourses delivered by President Brigham Young, his two counsellors, the twelve apostles, and others. Volume IX. 1862
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