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The book of the Ancient and accepted Scottish rite of freemasonry (1899)

McClenachan, Charles Thompson, 1829-1896. [from old catalog] · New York · leaf 313

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y ruin. Be patient, therefore, my brother, and wait. Theissues are with God, to do if right belongs to us. Therefore faint not, my brother, nor be weary iqwell-doing ; be not discouraged at mens apathy, nordisgusted with their folhes, nor tired of their indif-ference. Care not for returns and… … TRA:ssarcTATioN fro^i Gnostic Tat.ts-m-av to Masonic Sy^ibols. Fbeemaso:sry is a moral order, instiiiited by viituous men,with the praisewoithy design of recalling to om remembrancethe most sublime ti-uths in the midst of the most innocentand social pleasm-es, fomided on liberality, brotherly love,…

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