NEW ENGLAND ANECDOTE.
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h the New England psalm book of lG4O was the following line:

 "And know more than all the ancienls dn.' A worthy deacon in the Isle of Shoals, lead il by mistake thus:

 And know mere than all the Ip1ions do" One of the assembly, who had more wit than piety, acquainted with the craftiness and shfewdnesS cf the Indians, rose and address ed the good deacon, in loud voice, If you do, you are plagy cunning man.'-Hit COt Ma>s 1900, 253. Ib.