The book of the Ancient and accepted Scottish rite of freemasonry (1899)
McClenachan, Charles Thompson, 1829-1896. [from old catalog] · New York · leaf 613
t us now return to ourlabors and brighter scenes. Our duty is here completed. Let uanow rejoice that our brother has been raised from his prostratestate and admitted to the Perfect Lodge above. Weep no more! He is not dead.On the earth he rests his headBut his spirit everywhere.Like the sunlight,… … -^- ^ , Great God, what do ^ The Juds2:e of man see and hear, Thesee ap - pear, On ESS; :^E^ ;e=§ Md: \^t=^.. ■^-^- I I II -Bz ill ii^d: ^=^3=^: -^- X^A-^ 1=4 •^-2^=; -^-^- end of thmgs ere - aclouds of glo - ry seat - ed ^*, t The trumpet sounds, the
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