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L/dren along with thorn. All—men, women and children—planted as much corn as they felt they could possibly work.
People who had formerly complained that they were too weak to dig or hoe, declaring it was tyranny to make them undertake field work, gladly undertook to plant and cultivate for themselves.
And when the harvest was gathered, instead of famine they had plenty. And so they all gave thanks to God. And what a Thanksgiving they celebrated!
No wonder they gave up for all time their sharing of poverty . . . their belief that it was good for all to suffer scarcity together. They found that it is better for each man to work for himself to produce plenty, because that benefits everyone.
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