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15 to build something that would reach to the clouds. superscript a Soon after the flood, some people resolved to build a wall so high that they could go to Heaven. They built with stone. superscript b But Ye, ho, waah previous three words underlined was displeased, and gave them different languages, and thus seperated them from each other. superscript c But after ascending very high, Ye underlined, ho, waah previous two words underlined was displeased, and stopped their work, by giving them different languages. superscript d Men resolved to build a tower so high that they could go up to heaven. They proceeded and built with wood, till they ascended very high. They saw something in the air which so frightened them as to cause them to desist. Ye, ho, waah previous three words underlined also spoiled their language, so that they could not understand each other. superscript e Till the building of that high wall, every one spoke the same language; but as the Cherokee were not engaged int hat work, their language continued the same. superscript f. When X marked in pencil superscript a Nettle. X marked in pencil superscript b T. Smith junior. X marked in pencil superscript c Nettle. X marked in pencil superscript d Told by A, unclear, ye, previous three words underlined, grandfather of old Thomas Smith to Thomas Smith Jun? X marked in pencil superscript e Nutsawi, Pine log. X marked in pencil superscript f Nutsawi, Pine log.