Pythian knighthood, it history and literature; (1888)
Carnahan, James R. (James Richards), b. 1840 · Cincinnati, The Pettibone manufacturing company · leaf 560
taperingspire upsprings to pierce the sky—and from its summitfloats serene the bannered beauty of the blue and goldand red. Its crystal windows glitter in the sunshine ofprosperity; its corridors echo the footfalls of myriads ofloyal Knights; its halls are resonant with the glad-voicedanthems of… … 512 PYTHIAN KNIGHTHOOD. A BROTHERS HAND. 66 The hand of a true Knight is ever open to a Brother in sickness or distress. A STRANGER trod with weary feetA distant citys crowded ways;Along each thronged and busy street He passed with anxious, wistful gaze.No friendly glance returned his own, No…
Knights of Pythias
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