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The Revelations Of A Square.
THE REVELATIONS OF A SQUARE .
BY THE REV . GEORGE OLIVER , D . D . CHAPTER THE SIXTH .
DUIOKEELET . 1770 AND 1771 . " Do good to theim that bon nedy , and that shall pleyse mo more and he better to tho than f thou fastd xl bredo
y y . yero on and water . Do good to thy power in all yt thou may , and put pease and love amonge thy neyghbours , and it shall pleyse me more and be hotter to the than if thow wore every day i-auyssht to heaven . " —The Proujfytable Hoke for Mannes Sotil— WYXKIX DE WOKDJS . " Cryst then of hys hye grace , Zeve zow hothe wytte and space , Wei thys hoke to conne and rede , to have for mode
Heven zowre ! Amen ! amen ! so mot hyt be , Say we so alle per charyte . " OLD MASONIC MS . " Thy watchful EYE , a length of time , Tho wondrous circle did attend ; The glory and the power be thine , Which shall from age to age descend . " DUNOKEBLEY .
THE Square thus moralized in continuance of its Revelations : — " The mind of man is an inscrutable mystery , past findingout . Talk of the mysteries of Freemasonry , they are nothing to the enigma of the human mind . There are so many springs
of thought—so many motives of action , that positive results can never be divined by any series of preconceived notions . If a locomotive is out of order , the engineer will speedily set it to rights ; if a vessel has lost its helm , the shipwright will restore it safe and sound ; but if a man ' s ideas become disarrangedit is twenty to one whether they ever resume their
, original tone . In the course of my experience I . have witnessed many well-regulated Lodges ; but the end has been attained by so many different processes , that I have often VOL . III . v
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The Revelations Of A Square.
THE REVELATIONS OF A SQUARE .
BY THE REV . GEORGE OLIVER , D . D . CHAPTER THE SIXTH .
DUIOKEELET . 1770 AND 1771 . " Do good to theim that bon nedy , and that shall pleyse mo more and he better to tho than f thou fastd xl bredo
y y . yero on and water . Do good to thy power in all yt thou may , and put pease and love amonge thy neyghbours , and it shall pleyse me more and be hotter to the than if thow wore every day i-auyssht to heaven . " —The Proujfytable Hoke for Mannes Sotil— WYXKIX DE WOKDJS . " Cryst then of hys hye grace , Zeve zow hothe wytte and space , Wei thys hoke to conne and rede , to have for mode
Heven zowre ! Amen ! amen ! so mot hyt be , Say we so alle per charyte . " OLD MASONIC MS . " Thy watchful EYE , a length of time , Tho wondrous circle did attend ; The glory and the power be thine , Which shall from age to age descend . " DUNOKEBLEY .
THE Square thus moralized in continuance of its Revelations : — " The mind of man is an inscrutable mystery , past findingout . Talk of the mysteries of Freemasonry , they are nothing to the enigma of the human mind . There are so many springs
of thought—so many motives of action , that positive results can never be divined by any series of preconceived notions . If a locomotive is out of order , the engineer will speedily set it to rights ; if a vessel has lost its helm , the shipwright will restore it safe and sound ; but if a man ' s ideas become disarrangedit is twenty to one whether they ever resume their
, original tone . In the course of my experience I . have witnessed many well-regulated Lodges ; but the end has been attained by so many different processes , that I have often VOL . III . v