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Corianton, Chapter II
Title | Corianton, Chapter II |
Publication Type | Magazine Article |
Year of Publication | 1889 |
Authors | Roberts, B.H. |
Magazine | The Contributor |
Volume | 10 |
Issue Number | 6 |
Pagination | 206-210 |
Date Published | April 1889 |
Keywords | Corianton (Son of Alma the Younger); Fiction |
Abstract | A fictional portrayal of events in the life of Corianton, one of the sons of Alma the Younger. To the grief of his father, Corianton is among the supporters of Korihor that accompanies him to his trial. Although acquitted by the law of the land, Korihor initiates a conflict with the High Priest, Alma the Younger, who boldly declares his testimony and witness of God. Korihor demands a sign, and receives one in being struck dumb and losing his ability to speak. Seeing he has lost his supporters, he flees. As the people disperse, Alma the Younger goes to speak with his son. |
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