of drawers], her irascible temper was excited to the utmost pitch, and an intolerable storm ensued, which descended with the greatest violence upon the devoted head of her husband." In popular culture Lucy Harris is portrayed in the comedy series South Park in the episode "All About the Mormons?", in which she expresses her skepticism of Joseph Smith's claims by hiding Smith's original manuscript, arguing that he should be able to reproduce it if it was really dictated to him by God. While the musical interlude during the rest of the episode consists of a voice singing "dum-dum-dum," the portions of the interlude involving Lucy Harris are followed by the voice singing "smart-smart-smart." Author Christopher Hitchens references Harris's theft of the first hundred and sixteen pages of Smith's manuscript and her challenge to him to reproduce them in his 2007 book God is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything, saying, "Determined women like this appear far too seldom in the history of religion." References 1836 deaths 1792 births American skeptics Critics of Mormonism History of the Latter Day Saint movement Mormonism-related controversies People from Palmyra, New York People from Smithfield, Rhode Island