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Few Of our readers are perhaps aware of the great changes which-hhve taken place in our language since it's first formation We give below specimens of the Lords Prayer at different periods:

 lS0O. Fader our in hevene, Haleweyed be th name, come thi kiDdsm, Thi will bs don as is hev. enc and in erthe, Our uche dayes bred give us to day, An forgive us our detles. forgiven our dettoures, And lede not into temtation, Bote deyvere us of yvol. Amen.

 ia79. (WiekiiIe's Bible.) Our fsdyr thu; art in heavenes, Halloe1 be thy nainc, Thy king com come 10, Be thy will done in erhc asin heavcne Give to ns this day bread over other substances And f9rgif to as delies as we forgivenn to our defters; and Iced us not into temptation; But de- liver us from evel. Afnen.

 f520. (rsndal's restams.nt.l o oure father which art in hcven, hslowed be thy name. Let thy kingdom come. Thy wyI be fulfilled as well in erthe, as hit ys in heven. Give vs this dave oure dayly brcads. And forgive vs cure trcspasses, as weiorgive them which ireaspas vs. Leede va not into temptation, but delyver vs from well Amen

 Ijs9. (Coverda,css Bible.) Our father which art in heauen, haiFowel he thy name. Thy king dom come. hy will be done even ia earth as il is in heaaen.2etsi9e ns this day our daily bread. And forgive us deitcs as also forgive our detters. And lead us not into tnaon, but deliuer us from euill for tliae is the kingdom and the power and the glory for caer. Amen

 