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1 What are the things which constitute
Society that's good?
My answers falacy confute,
And easy understood.

2 Then must they be, both he & she
Of a peculiar sect?
Yes surely so, & they must grow
In their esteem erect.

3 And must they be full pharisee
Dispising all beside?
Yes, that's the name they ought to claim
And in that faith confide.

4 Must they all love to sore above
With mammon for their God?
Yes, & with frown on all look down
Submissive at their nod.

5 Must the males love to wear the glove
And hat above the lug?
Yes when the pray on preaching day
Or steal a negroe's Jug.
Must they in view be temperate too
Not tasting alcohol?
Yes, but when dark may toe the mark
And stagger till they fall.

The above with signature or date but transcribed from the
handwriting of Thomas Brevard by
by J. J. Brevard

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