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The Queen And The Craft.

THE QUEEN AND THE CRAFT .

" HHHE Queen and the Craft ! " What mystic power , - * - Have these well-known words for aye , As they summon up many a sunny hour And kind " mates " who have pass'd away . How they carry us back to an ancient time Half faded from our view , And much of Masonic faith sublime , And loyal hearts and true .

" The Queen and the Craft ! " A friendly voice We still can hear of yore , As it bade all honest hearts rejoice In our brotherhood evermore . Tes , we still can list to the ringing cheers Which greeted that toast of old , Tho' we are looking back from failing years , When hearts and hopes grow cold .

" The Queen and the Craft 1 " The Master still Is speaking in joyous tone , As he calls upon us " with a will , " These long prized words to " own . " And once again as the sands outrun , And life ' s hours pass away , In youth , in gaiety , and in fun , We drink , " The Queen and the Craft ! " to-day .

" The Queen and the Craft . " Let no man dare Such good old words assail , In loyal devotion everywhere , True Craftsmen will never fail . Let trusty lips with might and main Still give the " Three ancl Three , " " The Queen and the Craft ! " again and again , And God speed Freemasonry i

" The Queen ancl the Craft 1 " Many seasons have fled , Since we first heard those words , old friend , How many merry , merry mates are dead , And those glad hours have had an end . 'Mid restless times and folly ' s shame , As old things drift on a drifting wave , We'll keep ever close to our ancient fame , And the toast our fathers -gave .

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FREEMASONRY IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ; CHESTER, 1650-1700—APPENDIX. Article 1
THE QUEEN AND THE CRAFT. Article 12
DOCUMENTA LATOMICA INEDITA. Article 13
ACTS OF PARLIAMENT RELATING TO CRAFTSMEN. Article 18
ADONHIRAMITE MASONRY. Article 20
FOUNTAINS ABBEY, YORKSHIRE. Article 25
RELIEF. Article 32
USE OF THE WORD FREEMASON. Article 33
THE LANTERN AT PLUMPTON HALL. Article 34
AFTER ALL; Article 36
LITERARY GOSSIP. Article 41
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

The Queen And The Craft.

THE QUEEN AND THE CRAFT .

" HHHE Queen and the Craft ! " What mystic power , - * - Have these well-known words for aye , As they summon up many a sunny hour And kind " mates " who have pass'd away . How they carry us back to an ancient time Half faded from our view , And much of Masonic faith sublime , And loyal hearts and true .

" The Queen and the Craft ! " A friendly voice We still can hear of yore , As it bade all honest hearts rejoice In our brotherhood evermore . Tes , we still can list to the ringing cheers Which greeted that toast of old , Tho' we are looking back from failing years , When hearts and hopes grow cold .

" The Queen and the Craft 1 " The Master still Is speaking in joyous tone , As he calls upon us " with a will , " These long prized words to " own . " And once again as the sands outrun , And life ' s hours pass away , In youth , in gaiety , and in fun , We drink , " The Queen and the Craft ! " to-day .

" The Queen and the Craft . " Let no man dare Such good old words assail , In loyal devotion everywhere , True Craftsmen will never fail . Let trusty lips with might and main Still give the " Three ancl Three , " " The Queen and the Craft ! " again and again , And God speed Freemasonry i

" The Queen ancl the Craft 1 " Many seasons have fled , Since we first heard those words , old friend , How many merry , merry mates are dead , And those glad hours have had an end . 'Mid restless times and folly ' s shame , As old things drift on a drifting wave , We'll keep ever close to our ancient fame , And the toast our fathers -gave .

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