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1878 And 1879.

Let us , then , taught by a sacred lore , And by memories sublime , As AA'e stand weary ou the shore Of all departing time , Accept AA-hatever love or hate

Has brought to yours or mine , Ancl let us kindly look on seventy-eig ht , As kindly on seA'enty-nine ! What AA-ill come by God's grace to us and ours Neither of us can say ;

What may chance in all these coming hours Let us not ask to-day . But as Masons , I say , my trusty mate , Let us in unity combine , As AA'e trusted on God in seventy-eight , To do so in seventy-nine . F .

The Wall Of The New Jerusalem.

THE WALL OF THE NEW JERUSALEM .

REV . xxr . A CITAT glorious ! and the AA'all AA'as founded Of stones most precious that the mines afford : The gates Avere each a pearl , the streets all golden ,

And in it shone the Glory of the Lord . And these that AA'all ' s foundations : first the Jasper , In its bri ght crimson spoke the shame and strife ; jSText came the Sapphire , ancl as if to promise Through its blue ray , a happier , nobler life . Leading us on to higher , purer feelings , The milk-AA'hite Chalcedony takes its - place .

Fourthly , the Emerald flashes out its story , Spealdng of hopes eternal , and free grace . As if to blend the tenderness and anguish , The veined Sardonyx Avas the chosen jewel , SheAA'ing in all its varied hues so radiant , The promised pardon—for the sin so cruel . Then came the blood-red Sardiusfraught with meaning ,

, Pointing to Blood Avhich cleanses , Avounds Avhich save , Crowning the one grand human Avork , and seemin g The Keystone of the life beyond the grave ; That life to be attained , that life triumphant ! Li gayer gems this Avail as emblems hold , The yellow Chrysoliteso bright and mellow

, , The sea-green Beryl , tipped Avith blue and gold . Ancl too the Topaz , rich Avith sun-filled beaut y , Ancl Chrysoprasns , AA'ith its thrilling sheen , One , telling us of joy AA'hich knoAvs no ending , 20

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New Year Thoughts. Article 1
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN MASONRY IN 1878. Article 2
THE NEW YEAR. Article 3
In Memoriam. Article 4
GUILDS. Article 5
FREEMASONRY: ITS ORIGIN, HISTORY, AND DESIGN. Article 11
1878 AND 1879. Article 16
THE WALL OF THE NEW JERUSALEM. Article 17
BEATRICE. Article 18
ART-JOTTINGS IN ART-STUDIOS. Article 20
GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. Article 23
ANOTHER ROMAN CATHOLIC ATTACK ON FREEMASONRY. Article 25
AN AMUSING CORRESPONDENCE. Article 27
MILDRED: AN AUTUMN ROMANCE. Article 30
BOYS' HOMES. Article 33
A VISIT TO TETUAN FORTY YEARS AGO. Article 35
PATIENCE. Article 41
HAMLET'S SOLILOQUY ON THE TURKISH BATH. Article 42
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 43
A SIMILAR CASE. Article 47
A REVERIE. Article 48
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1878 And 1879.

Let us , then , taught by a sacred lore , And by memories sublime , As AA'e stand weary ou the shore Of all departing time , Accept AA-hatever love or hate

Has brought to yours or mine , Ancl let us kindly look on seventy-eig ht , As kindly on seA'enty-nine ! What AA-ill come by God's grace to us and ours Neither of us can say ;

What may chance in all these coming hours Let us not ask to-day . But as Masons , I say , my trusty mate , Let us in unity combine , As AA'e trusted on God in seventy-eight , To do so in seventy-nine . F .

The Wall Of The New Jerusalem.

THE WALL OF THE NEW JERUSALEM .

REV . xxr . A CITAT glorious ! and the AA'all AA'as founded Of stones most precious that the mines afford : The gates Avere each a pearl , the streets all golden ,

And in it shone the Glory of the Lord . And these that AA'all ' s foundations : first the Jasper , In its bri ght crimson spoke the shame and strife ; jSText came the Sapphire , ancl as if to promise Through its blue ray , a happier , nobler life . Leading us on to higher , purer feelings , The milk-AA'hite Chalcedony takes its - place .

Fourthly , the Emerald flashes out its story , Spealdng of hopes eternal , and free grace . As if to blend the tenderness and anguish , The veined Sardonyx Avas the chosen jewel , SheAA'ing in all its varied hues so radiant , The promised pardon—for the sin so cruel . Then came the blood-red Sardiusfraught with meaning ,

, Pointing to Blood Avhich cleanses , Avounds Avhich save , Crowning the one grand human Avork , and seemin g The Keystone of the life beyond the grave ; That life to be attained , that life triumphant ! Li gayer gems this Avail as emblems hold , The yellow Chrysoliteso bright and mellow

, , The sea-green Beryl , tipped Avith blue and gold . Ancl too the Topaz , rich Avith sun-filled beaut y , Ancl Chrysoprasns , AA'ith its thrilling sheen , One , telling us of joy AA'hich knoAvs no ending , 20

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