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honor George. whom our brethren have set up 10
be ruler over US Whence come they forth
Mark, Joshua and George Not from the rich,
nor the learaed-o, did not their fathers labor
among lis even with their hands Now seeing
this IS the order OF our land shall we not call on
the son of the humble man 10 be dihgent-Sha.l
we not multiply for him instruction. and open To
him the fountains of knowledge, and remove t0r
from him vanity and corruption


We pass away. but our hills and our valeS
they remain--in beauty hath the Lord made
them His creations are fair 10 look upon-shall
not the work of our hands be in harmony with
the Lords work


Therefore where the hand OF the feller has
telled the goodly trees we viii plant and water
and the Lord will surely give us lnctease.


And when we build our temples, whether they
be for the worship o.; the Lord our God, or i0r
the instruction of onr young men and maidens,
or for the meeting OF the rulers and judges OF our
land, we will seek goodly pattern therefor Of
men cunning in art.


And also fox the houses in which we dwell,
and the barns. and whatever is builded with
mans hands will we ask a pattern of men skilled
in these matters, lest following the devices and
desires of the ignorant we mar and burden the
lovely land the Lord hath given us.


And our bridges, and our fences also shall be
pleasant 10 the cye-and order and neatness shall
be manifested about our habitauonS-aud III all
these things will we heed the warning which
Benjamin, of the tribe of Franklin, hath given Us
in the parable OF the "speckIed axe thereby
warning us not to set down content with imper-
tectons.


And we will enlarge our gardens and plan,
therein the fruits and flowers of divers countries
and our daughters shall tend them. as Eve dres-
sed the garden in the days OF her innocency.


And also we will not forget our burial-places
where our kindred lay, and where we shall soon
be gathered among them. We will extend the
borders thereof. We will plant around them
trees and fashion walks; that our young men and
maidens may love to come thither to think on their
fathers. And there shall be seats there for the
old man at noon-tidc to sit under the cool shade
and mediate on the Life and Immortality which
the Lord our Saviour hath brought To light


And moreover, we will plant flowers there,
that our little children may come TO pluck them,
and the soft music OF their feet NAY be on the
sod that covers our graves.


And this good and much more did they pur-
pose to the land they lovcd-even the pleasant
land of Berkshire.


And when the hour of parting came, the bands
of their early love were straitened. And they
said with one accord, uENcEFoRru AND FOREVER
WE ARE BRETHREN