The Bay State Monthly, Volume 3, No. 6 by Various
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capital, assets, and surplus to back its contracts.
Assessment insurance is yet on trial, and its only hope of permanent business lies in a rigid compliance with the laws of mortality and of sound business experience. * * * * * THE OLD STATE HOUSE. BY SIDNEY MAXWELL. The Old State House! Within these antique walls The early fathers of the hamlet met And gravely argued of the town's affairs. Another generation came; and in This hall the Tory Council sat in state While from the burning lips of Otis, or The stem, defiant tongue of Adams sprang That eloquence whose echoes thundered back From Concord, Lexington, and Bunker's Hill! Between those years and ours a century lies; Those patriot's graves are deep with moss and mould, And yet these walls--the same whose shadows fell Athwart the crimson snow where Preston charged[3]-- Still cast their shadows; not on troops, nor mob |
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