Lord'sPrayer
The Lord's Prayer, as found in Charleston, S. C. during the Civil War:
Thou to thy mercy seat our souls dost gather to do our duty unto thee
Our Father
To Whom all praise, all honor should be given for thou art the Great God 
Who Art in Heaven
Thou by thy wisdom rulest the world's whole frame, forever, therefore
Hallowed be thy name
Let never more delay divide us from thy Glorious Grace but let
Thy Kingdom Come
Let thy commands opposed be by none but thy Good pleasure, and
Thy will be done
And let our promptness to obey be even the very same
In Earth as it is in Heaven
Then for our souls we also pray, thou wouldst be pleased to
Give Us This Day
The food of life where with our souls are fed, sufficient raiment, and
Our Daily Bread
With every needful thing do thou relieve us and of thy mercy pity
And Forgive Us
All our misdeeds for whom thou didst please to make an offering for
Our Trespasses
And forasmuch, O Lord, as we believe that thou wilt pardon us
As we Forgive
Let that love teach where with thou dost acquaint us to pardon all
Those Who Trespass Against Us
And though sometimes thou findst we have forgot this love for thee, yet help
And Lead Us Not
Through soul or body's want to desperation nor let earth's gain drive us
Into Temptation
Let not the soul of any true believer fall in the time of trial
But Deliver
Yea, save them from the malice of the devil -- and both in life and death keep
Us from Evil
Thus pray we Lord for that of thee from whom this may be had
For Thine is the Kingdom
This world is of thy work. Its wondrous story to thee belongs.
The Power and the Glory
And all Thy wondrous works have ended never but will remain
Forever and Forever
And thus would say eternally
Amen