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as a Christian , j could not see a fellow-creature suffering unjustly without wishing to rescue him . Why , you would degrade man lower than the beasts ; for even animals have some sort of brotherhood among themselves , and much more sympathy than you have with these blacks . You may look upon all men as unconnected with you , if you like ; and you show that by so doing you are as far removed from their nature , as inferior to them , as is possible for one of the same figure and shape to be . Even if I were not a Freemason , I should prefer to be human ;

" ' Homo sum , humani nihil a me alienum puto / " I concluded , quoting Terence , to Mr . Darkle ' s astonishment . " Now , Mr . Waltham , " said he , " I didn't take you as my clerk to abuse me and give me moral lessons . If you must quote Latin at me , because the words you employed were too strong to be put in English , you had better leave my place . As for beasts , I ' m not a beast , and you need not tell me I am . "

JNo , sir ; I say it s a pity you are not . It you were , you would have more sympathy and fellow-feeling . I don't wish to give you a moral lesson , sir , if you don't want to take it . I can only regret that such a course was at all necessary . "' , Here the father interrupted us :

" Well , Senor Darkle , is he sorry , and will he apologize ?" u , senor , he is obstinate , and abuses me . " " Then we had better send him to prison . Pedro !" " Senor ! " answered the police-officer , whose conversation with the ^ son had apparently been satisfactory , to judge by the pleasure radiant on his face .

" Arrest this youngster . " Here Jose came up , and whispered to me , " All right ; I have bribed the officer , and we will get you off safe . " " Pardon , senor ! You forget that I have no power of arresting people on these grounds . "

* . . but 1 give you my consent to do so this time . I waive my privilege for a period . " . " Do you give up altogether the right of having this ground secure ?" " No , not altogether ; only while you seize this young man . " " Then , by your leave , senor , it is impossible . Unless you

renounce it tor ever , you cannot renounce it for a moment . I am sorry I cannot arrest this young man , who gave me such terrible marks yesterday . " " But you forget that you have the right of going over these grounds to search for people . "

JNo , senor ; ot course 1 do not lorget that . But even then , I should never be expected to take anybody . " The lather now got a glimpse of the real state of the case . He called his son ; "Jose , what is the meaning of this ?" " My dear father , the fact is , that I and that young Englishman ,

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VOICES FROM DEAD NATIONS. Article 15
TRAVELS BY A FREEMASON. Article 11
ANASTATIC INK. Article 28
THE OUTCAST EMPIRE. Article 1
MASONIC SONGS.-N0. 2. Article 29
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 30
A GREEK FUNERAL. Article 39
FEMALE EDUCATION. Article 40
CORRESPONDENCE Article 41
NOTES ON ANTIQUARIAN RESEARCH. Article 21
ANSWER TO ENIGMA IN LAST NUMBER. Article 36
MUSIC. Article 37
A CORSICAN DIRGE. Article 38
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Article 42
MADAME DE POMPADOUR AT HOME. Article 43
NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 44
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 46
MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 46
METROPOLITAN. Article 47
PROVINCIAL. Article 50
LIFE AND ITS MACHINERY. Article 5
COLONIAL Article 60
LONDON BON-ACCORD MARK MASTERS' LODGE. Article 60
SURREY ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Article 61
Obituary Article 63
NOTICE. Article 63
TO MASONIC TRAVELLERS. Article 63
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 63
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as a Christian , j could not see a fellow-creature suffering unjustly without wishing to rescue him . Why , you would degrade man lower than the beasts ; for even animals have some sort of brotherhood among themselves , and much more sympathy than you have with these blacks . You may look upon all men as unconnected with you , if you like ; and you show that by so doing you are as far removed from their nature , as inferior to them , as is possible for one of the same figure and shape to be . Even if I were not a Freemason , I should prefer to be human ;

" ' Homo sum , humani nihil a me alienum puto / " I concluded , quoting Terence , to Mr . Darkle ' s astonishment . " Now , Mr . Waltham , " said he , " I didn't take you as my clerk to abuse me and give me moral lessons . If you must quote Latin at me , because the words you employed were too strong to be put in English , you had better leave my place . As for beasts , I ' m not a beast , and you need not tell me I am . "

JNo , sir ; I say it s a pity you are not . It you were , you would have more sympathy and fellow-feeling . I don't wish to give you a moral lesson , sir , if you don't want to take it . I can only regret that such a course was at all necessary . "' , Here the father interrupted us :

" Well , Senor Darkle , is he sorry , and will he apologize ?" u , senor , he is obstinate , and abuses me . " " Then we had better send him to prison . Pedro !" " Senor ! " answered the police-officer , whose conversation with the ^ son had apparently been satisfactory , to judge by the pleasure radiant on his face .

" Arrest this youngster . " Here Jose came up , and whispered to me , " All right ; I have bribed the officer , and we will get you off safe . " " Pardon , senor ! You forget that I have no power of arresting people on these grounds . "

* . . but 1 give you my consent to do so this time . I waive my privilege for a period . " . " Do you give up altogether the right of having this ground secure ?" " No , not altogether ; only while you seize this young man . " " Then , by your leave , senor , it is impossible . Unless you

renounce it tor ever , you cannot renounce it for a moment . I am sorry I cannot arrest this young man , who gave me such terrible marks yesterday . " " But you forget that you have the right of going over these grounds to search for people . "

JNo , senor ; ot course 1 do not lorget that . But even then , I should never be expected to take anybody . " The lather now got a glimpse of the real state of the case . He called his son ; "Jose , what is the meaning of this ?" " My dear father , the fact is , that I and that young Englishman ,

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