Oration Delivered At the Centennial Celebration in Brookline Nh September 8
Oration Delivered At the Centennial Celebration in Brookline Nh September 8
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The religious, social, and moral nature of the whole people went out to grasp the heartstrings of this enthusiastic young student who was about to become their pastor ; and he too seemed to compre- hend the situation, as will be seen by the following, which is a part of his answer to the call extended to him. "I have taken that im- • portant matter into the most close consideration, and have asked the best advice, and am, after many and great difficulties in the way, come to this conclusion, vi...z : If you will fulfill your promise as to the four hundred pound settlement, in old tenor, only that the one part of it be in forty acres of good land near and convenient to the meeting house, firmly and forever conveyed to me, the other 20 part to be paid in bills of public credit, within one year from the date of this answer ; and that for my yearly salary you give me such a certain sum of bills of credit, yearly, as shall be equal to one hundred and fifty ounces of coined silver, which is the sum you propose, together with thirty cords of wood, cord wood length, de- livered at my door, and after your parish town or district shall, by the providence of God be increased to the number of one hundred families, (and not desired or expected by me until then, ) jou make addition to my yearly salary of five ounces of silver per year, until the same shall be equal to two hundred ounces of coined silver, there to abide and be no more, which is equal to seventy pounds of the Massachusetts last emission, always expecting the thirty cords of wood, and that these several sums or sum be continued to me so long as I remain a gospel minister over you, always and in an espec- ial manner expecting that you will be helpers together with me, by prayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The religious, social, and moral nature of the whole people went out to grasp the heartstrings of this enthusiastic young student who was about to become their pastor ; and he too seemed to compre- hend the situation, as will be seen by the following, which is a part of his answer to the call extended to him. "I have taken that im- • portant matter into the most close consideration, and have asked the best advice, and am, after many and great difficulties in the way, come to this conclusion, vi...z : If you will fulfill your promise as to the four hundred pound settlement, in old tenor, only that the one part of it be in forty acres of good land near and convenient to the meeting house, firmly and forever conveyed to me, the other 20 part to be paid in bills of public credit, within one year from the date of this answer ; and that for my yearly salary you give me such a certain sum of bills of credit, yearly, as shall be equal to one hundred and fifty ounces of coined silver, which is the sum you propose, together with thirty cords of wood, cord wood length, de- livered at my door, and after your parish town or district shall, by the providence of God be increased to the number of one hundred families, (and not desired or expected by me until then, ) jou make addition to my yearly salary of five ounces of silver per year, until the same shall be equal to two hundred ounces of coined silver, there to abide and be no more, which is equal to seventy pounds of the Massachusetts last emission, always expecting the thirty cords of wood, and that these several sums or sum be continued to me so long as I remain a gospel minister over you, always and in an espec- ial manner expecting that you will be helpers together with me, by prayer.
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