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Review.

Our space is limited , but we must give one extract from " The Path of Gold , by Thos . W . Leo Smith . How forcibly ho describes our country ' s curse : — " Then made my mystic guide my footsteps pass Through many a shameless broad , or secret way , AVhcre horrid trade is plied by night and day ; gaudtemples briht with gold and lass

Through y g g , " The lowest deeps To which the wondrous human form can fall , Where frantic passions madly fight and brawl . Where poisoned streams , that wash the soul away , Leave but distortions of the primal day , And where the wretched victim steep ? His soul in draughts from ivhich at length ' tis death to stay . "

To particularise all tho excellent contributions to this number of the Magazine i . not now possible : suffice it to say that all are good , and with this commendation we must leave the matter in our readers' hands . We ought , perhaps , to mention that the more relig ious aspect of poetry is represented by " Salvator Mundi" ( E . Cycl ) , and that there are some excellent Vers de Societe , entitled " Breakfast-Time . " We cannot better conclude than by reiterating that an author ' s trial-ground wa . wanted , and that Mr . Leonard Lloyd has exactly supplied that want in the issue of The Poet ' s Martazine . W . T .

Sonnet.

SONNET .

On the " Vicissitudes of Love : LOVE ' S early morn , how bright , with no dark cloud , Or frown of care , to obscure with one sad streak Its roseate skies ; as if no storm could break ,

Or later glooms the smiling heav'ns enshroud . 'Ere wed , how each glad wooer speaks aloud Of love ; the nymph he woos , how can she speak , Save with her eyes , or else with her flush'd cheek ? Thus only her meek , modest thoughts avowed .

Soon afterwards , IIOAV pleasing the reverse , When once the hymeneal ring ' s put on ; 'Tis hers , then far more loudly to rehearse Ancl speak her mind—and his to hear alone ; And silently t' endure some words , I fear , He often does not greatly wish to hear . BRO REV . M . Goituox ,

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Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 1
CHARTER OF SCOON AND PERTH LODGE, A.D. 1658. Article 2
THE SO-CALLED LOCKE MS. Article 4
AN OPENING ODE. Article 7
MASONRY AND CHRISTIANITY. Article 8
A SONG FOR SUMMER. Article 9
FIVE POINTS OF FELLOWSHIP. Article 10
BEATRICE. Article 11
ART-JOTTINGS IN ART-STUDIOS.* Article 14
LEND A HELPING HAND. Article 16
AUTUMN LEAFLETS. Article 17
AN IMPROMPTU. Article 19
LORELEI. Article 19
MILDRED: AN AUTUMN ROMANCE. Article 21
A VISIT TO ASHOVER CHURCHYARD. Article 25
LOST AND SAVED; OR, NELLIE POWERS, THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER. Article 28
REVIEW. Article 32
SONNET. Article 34
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 35
THE MODERN ORDER OF "KNIGHTS TEMPLAR" IN THE BRITISH DOMINIONS. Article 38
THE ORIGIN AND REFERENCES OF THE HERMESIAN SPURIOUS FREEMASONRY. Article 46
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Review.

Our space is limited , but we must give one extract from " The Path of Gold , by Thos . W . Leo Smith . How forcibly ho describes our country ' s curse : — " Then made my mystic guide my footsteps pass Through many a shameless broad , or secret way , AVhcre horrid trade is plied by night and day ; gaudtemples briht with gold and lass

Through y g g , " The lowest deeps To which the wondrous human form can fall , Where frantic passions madly fight and brawl . Where poisoned streams , that wash the soul away , Leave but distortions of the primal day , And where the wretched victim steep ? His soul in draughts from ivhich at length ' tis death to stay . "

To particularise all tho excellent contributions to this number of the Magazine i . not now possible : suffice it to say that all are good , and with this commendation we must leave the matter in our readers' hands . We ought , perhaps , to mention that the more relig ious aspect of poetry is represented by " Salvator Mundi" ( E . Cycl ) , and that there are some excellent Vers de Societe , entitled " Breakfast-Time . " We cannot better conclude than by reiterating that an author ' s trial-ground wa . wanted , and that Mr . Leonard Lloyd has exactly supplied that want in the issue of The Poet ' s Martazine . W . T .

Sonnet.

SONNET .

On the " Vicissitudes of Love : LOVE ' S early morn , how bright , with no dark cloud , Or frown of care , to obscure with one sad streak Its roseate skies ; as if no storm could break ,

Or later glooms the smiling heav'ns enshroud . 'Ere wed , how each glad wooer speaks aloud Of love ; the nymph he woos , how can she speak , Save with her eyes , or else with her flush'd cheek ? Thus only her meek , modest thoughts avowed .

Soon afterwards , IIOAV pleasing the reverse , When once the hymeneal ring ' s put on ; 'Tis hers , then far more loudly to rehearse Ancl speak her mind—and his to hear alone ; And silently t' endure some words , I fear , He often does not greatly wish to hear . BRO REV . M . Goituox ,

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