Literal Letters of America

Civilized Order in America
Allowed a religious freedom of calculated origin for ?

Arisen

A poetic inference of established orders recanted in mass to end an origin in procession.

Army corps of engineers established regimen
Regimented division of labor in circular fashion such as opposite digression a fervor could resume it's origin.

Whilst civilization was constructed seperately above and behind memory of fantastic revelation of efforting the spirited labor to and from.


Codified law dictates moments of inertia after completed rehearsal of successful land.

The completed engineer regaining leave is a New York business man.

The origin of New York Ballet is ongoing and prompt.

Civilized civilization does have means for every living soul to have enough war.

This is where a brigade is dispatched historically in recurring evolution, a description of perfections effectation and a diffusing of tangential orientation of correct

In abundant diplomacy
Orders are followed from origin to a new sight.

This carries garbage out of my sight.

Subjects are held in records by the armed forces inhabiting home.

Military Code of Conduct is easy
Request, Receive Service from legible order.
War Ends

Treasury Overflows and People live in peace with structural engineers in salary building civilization provided opportunity orders to serve God almighty and every living soul left alive.

We are staffed and waiting civilized minds.

Treason may now be written openly in communication
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