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The gems of masonry : emblematic and descriptive (1859)

Sherer, John · Cincinnati : The Author · leaf 27

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P. . .Temperance is both our duty and our happiness. For-titude is that mental stability which sustains with manly com-posure, the evils of life. While the former virtue buffets the … THIRD SECTION. 15 tempest, Prudence directs tlie helm. Justice, the last of the fourcardinal virtues, relates to our transactions with others.—Mon. 57. R.. .l¥ tliou faint in tlie day of adversity, tliy strength issmall.—Prov. xxiv, 10. That which is altogether just shaltthou follow, that thou…

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