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Are Not Authors Generally Freemasons ?
"' Curb th y impetuosity , " said Thurnau , somewhat severely ; ' was it suitable , I could assign many reasons which justify this decision . One , however , will be evident enough to thee , and was , perhaps , the origin of this law . In that early age there existed but a very circumscribed spiritual connexion with woman ; the barbarism of the age confined her in a very narrow sphere , where , being deprived of her natural rights , she appeared an inferior creature , and alone connected with man in a
less noble sense . ' " Thurnau had silenced Magda by this reply , but to withdraw her enquiring spirit from the contemplation of this new object , he as little desired as he had been able to effect it . "
The Examiner of Oct . J 6 , 1847 , observes , in a critique on Macready ' s performance of Henry the Ei ghth , " that if the red stockings carry any Freemasonry in them , we conceive it to be simply that . " Blackwood ' s Magazine , July , 1846 . —Marlborough Dispatches , p . 31 , note 32 . — "Meanwhile Marshal Baufflers , hearing a battle was imminent , arrived in the camp as a volunteer , to serve under Villars , his junior in military service , a noble example of disinterested patriotism , which , not less than the justly popular character of that distinguished general , raised the enthusiasm of the French soldiers to the very highest pitch . *"
Blackwood , January , 1847 . — "As Mildred turned , she caught the eye of Alfred Wenston . They met this time as old acquaintances ; and that glance of intellectual Freemasonry which was interchanged between them , tended not a little to increase their feeling of intimacy . "f Hesiod and Homer . — " Museus , the disciple of Orpheus , did not seek to pervert the simplicity of worship inculcated in the following fragment of his master : — ' God is greathe is goodhe is eternalhe is one let
, , , ; us pay adoration to Mm , ' Herodotus tells us that in his day idolatry was a new thing . According to him Hesiod is the first who took upon him to give the gods a name ; and Homer was the first who ventured to embody them . It is , therefore , the imaginations of these two poets that must be charged with the perversion of the natural religion—a perversion , however , which the vivid fancy of the Greeks eagerly welcomedand carried to the highest pitch . The rulers were not slow to
, turn this disposition to the best account ; and , before long , the magistrates of all the countries were united , by means of initiation , in the bonds of one vast Freemasonry ; which explains , in some degree , the absence of religious intolerance , and accounts for the severity that was displayed towards impiety . " J
The Picaroon ; or , the Merchant Smuggler . ^— "True , Mat was a sad dog , but however just the unsavoury odour of his name among the lands folk , the Freemasonry of the ocean had made the Quaker and the pilot friends to a certain negative extent . "
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Are Not Authors Generally Freemasons ?
"' Curb th y impetuosity , " said Thurnau , somewhat severely ; ' was it suitable , I could assign many reasons which justify this decision . One , however , will be evident enough to thee , and was , perhaps , the origin of this law . In that early age there existed but a very circumscribed spiritual connexion with woman ; the barbarism of the age confined her in a very narrow sphere , where , being deprived of her natural rights , she appeared an inferior creature , and alone connected with man in a
less noble sense . ' " Thurnau had silenced Magda by this reply , but to withdraw her enquiring spirit from the contemplation of this new object , he as little desired as he had been able to effect it . "
The Examiner of Oct . J 6 , 1847 , observes , in a critique on Macready ' s performance of Henry the Ei ghth , " that if the red stockings carry any Freemasonry in them , we conceive it to be simply that . " Blackwood ' s Magazine , July , 1846 . —Marlborough Dispatches , p . 31 , note 32 . — "Meanwhile Marshal Baufflers , hearing a battle was imminent , arrived in the camp as a volunteer , to serve under Villars , his junior in military service , a noble example of disinterested patriotism , which , not less than the justly popular character of that distinguished general , raised the enthusiasm of the French soldiers to the very highest pitch . *"
Blackwood , January , 1847 . — "As Mildred turned , she caught the eye of Alfred Wenston . They met this time as old acquaintances ; and that glance of intellectual Freemasonry which was interchanged between them , tended not a little to increase their feeling of intimacy . "f Hesiod and Homer . — " Museus , the disciple of Orpheus , did not seek to pervert the simplicity of worship inculcated in the following fragment of his master : — ' God is greathe is goodhe is eternalhe is one let
, , , ; us pay adoration to Mm , ' Herodotus tells us that in his day idolatry was a new thing . According to him Hesiod is the first who took upon him to give the gods a name ; and Homer was the first who ventured to embody them . It is , therefore , the imaginations of these two poets that must be charged with the perversion of the natural religion—a perversion , however , which the vivid fancy of the Greeks eagerly welcomedand carried to the highest pitch . The rulers were not slow to
, turn this disposition to the best account ; and , before long , the magistrates of all the countries were united , by means of initiation , in the bonds of one vast Freemasonry ; which explains , in some degree , the absence of religious intolerance , and accounts for the severity that was displayed towards impiety . " J
The Picaroon ; or , the Merchant Smuggler . ^— "True , Mat was a sad dog , but however just the unsavoury odour of his name among the lands folk , the Freemasonry of the ocean had made the Quaker and the pilot friends to a certain negative extent . "