The gems of masonry : emblematic and descriptive (1859)
Sherer, John · Cincinnati : The Author · leaf 58
y, and no imperfection will require the force of art to re-move it. Infinitely broad will be the circle of duty, and nobrother will be disposed to overleap its boundaries, for all will bekept within the angle of perfection, by him who is able to keepus from falling, and to present us faultless… … A—F R A Y E R. A,. .The necessity and the frequency of this duty is as clearlyimportant to the aged as to the young ; on the borders of thegrave, as in the flower of manhood. Ii was pointed out lo man,in the earliest ages of the wt)rkl, as a suitable medium of (com-munion between earth and heaven.…
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