These are but as one drop out of a bucket compared with the amount of Smithisms in this book. It is patched up and cemented with 'And it came to pass' — 'I sayeth un'o you' — 'Ye saith unto him' — and all the King James' haths, dids and doths — in the lowest imitation of the common version; and is, without exaggeration, the meanest book in the English language ; but it is a translation made throu[g]h stone spectacles, in a dark room, and in the hat of the prophet Smith. from the reformed Egyptian! ! It has not one good sentence in it, save the profanation of those sentences quoted from the Oracles of the living God. I would as soon compare a bat to the American eagle, a mouse to a mammoth, or the deformities of a spectre to the beauties of Him whom John saw in Patmos, as to contrast it with a single chapter in all the writings of the Jewish or Christian prophets. It is as certainly Smith's fabrication as Satan is the father of lies, or darkness the offspring of night. So much for the internal evidences of the Book of Mormon.