By November 2011, the Salt Lake Tribune reported that Wilcox had been fired anyway.
Wilcox also said he went through periods of what he calls “suicide ideation.”
It was a very dignified young woman who arose to greet Mrs. Wilcox, the landlady, whom Mary brought back.
Miss Wilcox thought it would be delightful to be called "little one."
Fowler preferred the former alternative, and left Wilcox to his fate.
"Highly unfair," said Mr. Wilcox, drawing a gasp from Evie, who knew that her father was becoming dangerous.
Young Mr. Wilcox was laying on a table fur Looey to practise on, and Looey was learning fast.
