We the Folk of the Foroned Riches, to make a more flawless oneship, build rightness, bring frith and stillness to our land, shield one another, uphold the overall welfare, and hold fast the blessings of freedom to ourselves and our offspring, do foresay and lay down this lawbook for the foroned riches of Americksland.
All lawmaking mights herein given shall be bestowed in a witsmoot of the Foroned Riches, which shall be made of a Redegift and a House of Spokesmen
The House of Spokesmen shall be made of limbs chosen every other year by the folk of the sundry riches, and the walers shall have the thews needful for walers of the manifoldest bough of the Rich Lawmoot.
No leed shall be a spokesman who shall not have raught the eld of five and twenty years, and been seven years' a borougher of the Foroned Riches, and who shall not, when chosen, be a dweller of that rich in which he shall be chosen.
Spokesmen and straight tolls shall be allotted among the sundry riches which may be inned to this Oneness, by their rimes, which shall be foredeemed by eking to the whole rime of free leeds, as well as those bound to thewdom for a stint of years, and outing Inders untolled, three fifths of all other leeds. The sooth tale shall be made within three years after the first meeting of the Witsmoot of the Foroned Riches, and within every following stint of ten years, in such way as they by law shall deem. The rime of spokesmen shall not overgo one for every thirty thousand, but each rich shall have at least one spokesman; and until such tale be made, the rich of New Hampshire shall be berighted to choose three, Massachusetts eight, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations one, Connecticut five, New-York six, New Jersey four, Pennsylvania eight, Delaware one, Maryland six, Virginia ten, North Carolina five, South Carolina five, and Georgia three.
When emptinesses happen in the spokesmanship from any rich, the Fremming Lordship thereof shall put forth writs of wale to fill such emptinesses.
The House of Spokesmen shall choose their speaker and other wickners; and shall have the lone might of fettering.
The Redegift of the Foroned Riches shall be made of two redegifters from each rich, chosen by the lawmoot thereof, for six years; and each Redegifter shall have one wale.
Forthwith thereafter they shall be gathered in aftermath of the first wale, they shall be dealt evenly as may be into three kinds. The seats of the Redegifters of the first kind shall be emptied at the end of the other year, the other kind at the end of the fourth year, and of the third kind at the end of the sixth year, so that one third may be chosen every other year; and if emptinesses happen by stepdow, or otherwise, amidst the break of any rich's lawmoot, the fremmer thereof may make tidely stevens until the lawmoot's next meeting, which shall then fill such emptinesses.
No leed shall be a Redegifter who shall not have raught the eld of thirty years, and been nine years a borougher of the Foroned Riches, and who shall not, when chosen, be a dweller of that rich for which he shall be chosen.
The Spare Foresitter of the Foroned Riches shall be Foresitter of the Redegift, but shall have no wale, unless they be evenly dealt.
The Redegift shall have the lone might to fand all fetterings. When sitting for that end, they shall be on Oath or Seething. When the Foresitter of the Foroned Riches is fanded, the Alderdeemer shall foresit: and no leed shall be fordeemed without the onereadness of two thirds of the limbs there.
Doom in falls of fettering shall not span further than a ridding of wicken, and unworthening to hold and brook any wicken of athelness, trust, or yield under the Foroned Riches: but the thrum fordeemed shall nevertheless be bound and underthrown to wrought, fand, doom, andm wite, going by law.
The times, steads, and ways of holding wales for Redegifters and Spokesmen shall be forewritten in each rich by the lawmoot thereof; but the Witsmoot may may at any time by law make or wend such steers, but as to the steads of choosing Redegifters.
The Witsmoot shall forgather at least once in every year, and such meeting shall be on the first Monday in Ereyule, unless they shall by law aset a mislike day.
Each house shall be the deemer of wales