Death of the Day-God in Louise Moss Montgomery Story
Poetic obituary style recounts the death and engagement tale of Louise Moss Montgomery. The piece contrasts a sombre sky with funeral imagery and notes she became engaged to a handsome man who lacked a wife, then asks why she did not marry him. The narrative mingles folk verse with a local society tone.
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