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Jilted.

' That lass he hez te mind hiz yam , Sheea ' z neea gert things it ' z clear , An' gotten warse sen fost sheea cam , Bud gat roond him , Ah hear . Seea thoo niun gau' te Abram Grant ' s 0 ' Piuchinthurp toon-end !

They' ve happen'd twins ; an't' Avife sheea wants A lass ' at hez sum fend . " An' seea that neet , when Mattha cam , Ah telt him all sheea 'd sed ; He teeak it quiet as a lamb , An' hing'd hiz colly heead .

An' when he rahz ' t— " Era Comraondil Te yonder spot , " sed he , " It ' s kittle rooad , an' monny a hill—Ten mahl , or else Ah lee ! Ah ' ve luv'd tha , lass , uncommon Strang , Bud Ave muu boo te fate ;

Ah ' m sarteu seear , or it be lang , Thoo ' 11 finu'd annudder mate . " An' sed , az thruff t' lahle yat he past , " Ah 'z seear Ah wish tha Aveel ! " Ah thowt , fer seear , me hart had brast , Az he tonn'd on hiz heel . j . . . __ __ . Jf 1- n-

^ . ^ * An' seea Ah ' z noo at Abram Grant ' s , An't' twins tha be seea cross , Gin t' Lord mah feeble sarvice Avants , Mah life wor nut mitch loss ! Ah thinks o' Mattha day an' neet—Ah ' z telt he 'z teean Avi' Nan ;

Bud , Oh ! Ah thinks it can n't be reet To be seea fause a man ! Tweddell ' s Northern . Almanack . Little Brichhill Vicarage .

On The Testing And Strength Of Railway Materials, &C.

ON THE TESTING AND STRENGTH OF RAILWAY MATERIALS , & c .

BV BRO . E . M . BANCBOFT , Mem . Civil and Meclianical Engineers' Society . TIMBER .

LLOYD ' S CLASSIFICATION OF TIMBER . THOSE in the first class are : English Oak , African Oak , American live Oak , Saul ( India ) , Australian Ironbark . ALBUENEM . If we examine the cross-section of the trunk of a tree we shall find it consist of three principal parts—pith , Avood , and bark ; the perfect , or heart bearing wood « K 2

“The Masonic Magazine: 1878-04-01, Page 35” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 31 March 2023, masonicperiodicals.org/periodicals/mmg/issues/mmg_01041878/page/35/.
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IMPORTANT CIRCULAR. Article 1
Untitled Article 2
SONNET. Article 3
AN HERMETIC WORK. Article 4
EARLY FREEMASONRY IN IRELAND. Article 7
THE CHAMBER OF IMAGERY. Article 10
THE ADVENTURES OF DON PASQUALE. Article 11
PAPERS ON THE GREAT PYRAMID. Article 13
In Memoriam. Article 17
THE WORK OF NATURE IN THE MONTHS. Article 18
FROM IDEALITY TO NATURE. Article 24
THE TRUE MASON. Article 25
AMABEL VAUGHAN. Article 26
"VALE PONTIFEX MAXIME!" Article 30
JILTED. Article 34
ON THE TESTING AND STRENGTH OF RAILWAY MATERIALS, &c. Article 35
MORITZ GRAF VON STRACHWITZ. Article 40
STANZAS. Article 41
LEBENSANSICHT. Article 42
A SONNET. Article 43
DU GEHEST DAHIN. Article 43
A PRAHLEREI. Article 43
I WOULD I WERE A POET. Article 44
GERMANIA. Article 44
THE TRUE HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 45
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 47
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Jilted.

' That lass he hez te mind hiz yam , Sheea ' z neea gert things it ' z clear , An' gotten warse sen fost sheea cam , Bud gat roond him , Ah hear . Seea thoo niun gau' te Abram Grant ' s 0 ' Piuchinthurp toon-end !

They' ve happen'd twins ; an't' Avife sheea wants A lass ' at hez sum fend . " An' seea that neet , when Mattha cam , Ah telt him all sheea 'd sed ; He teeak it quiet as a lamb , An' hing'd hiz colly heead .

An' when he rahz ' t— " Era Comraondil Te yonder spot , " sed he , " It ' s kittle rooad , an' monny a hill—Ten mahl , or else Ah lee ! Ah ' ve luv'd tha , lass , uncommon Strang , Bud Ave muu boo te fate ;

Ah ' m sarteu seear , or it be lang , Thoo ' 11 finu'd annudder mate . " An' sed , az thruff t' lahle yat he past , " Ah 'z seear Ah wish tha Aveel ! " Ah thowt , fer seear , me hart had brast , Az he tonn'd on hiz heel . j . . . __ __ . Jf 1- n-

^ . ^ * An' seea Ah ' z noo at Abram Grant ' s , An't' twins tha be seea cross , Gin t' Lord mah feeble sarvice Avants , Mah life wor nut mitch loss ! Ah thinks o' Mattha day an' neet—Ah ' z telt he 'z teean Avi' Nan ;

Bud , Oh ! Ah thinks it can n't be reet To be seea fause a man ! Tweddell ' s Northern . Almanack . Little Brichhill Vicarage .

On The Testing And Strength Of Railway Materials, &C.

ON THE TESTING AND STRENGTH OF RAILWAY MATERIALS , & c .

BV BRO . E . M . BANCBOFT , Mem . Civil and Meclianical Engineers' Society . TIMBER .

LLOYD ' S CLASSIFICATION OF TIMBER . THOSE in the first class are : English Oak , African Oak , American live Oak , Saul ( India ) , Australian Ironbark . ALBUENEM . If we examine the cross-section of the trunk of a tree we shall find it consist of three principal parts—pith , Avood , and bark ; the perfect , or heart bearing wood « K 2

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