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The gems of masonry : emblematic and descriptive (1859)

Sherer, John · Cincinnati : The Author · leaf 31

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of the longest life.— Comp, 18 FELLOW CRAFT. B. . .The application of the right angle tothe centre of the earth, spoken of in the foregoingdegree, is beaulifuli3Mllustrative of the sphere ofthe masons duty ; wliich of necessity has de-finite limits; and also of the restraint which sheshould impose… … C. .These jewels teach us to regulate our assertions by theplumb-line of truth ; to level our pride with the plane on whichGod has designed us to move ; and to square our conduct bythe precepts and examples of scripture, and the dictates of en-lightened reason.—Mon. 47.—Phil 97.—Free Mas. Lib.…

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