Annual and miscellaneous addresses during the years 1910-1911-1912 (1910)
Burrage, Charles Dana, 1857-1926 · [n.p. · leaf 146
rn isthe left ventricle of the heart. Oliver. Remembering the glories of our ancient craft, may we not rev-erently say * The burning bush is multipliedA thousand fold to-day;The smile of God is on the hills,The peace for which men pray. Bottsford. Masonry has absorbed, or taken to itself, a… … Keystone While in olden certificates of membership the Companion wasrecited as having written his name under the keystone, the key-stone (Fig. 1) with all its beauty and significance, as wrought toperfection by the engravers chisel, is surpassed as a Chapter symbolby the coml)ined Circle, Triangle,…
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