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The Epistle Of W.C. To The Christian And Courteous Reader.

Purse , which may be exhausted , lost or spent on their Lusts , ancl yet not satisfie their fears or covetous desires , though in present Plenty of Corn ancl Wine . Yea , if thou hast . Grace and AVisdom , out of the very Stones in the Streets , or Job ' s Dunghill , thou maiest raise the Golden Fleece , though in extract and Job ' s small quantity , ancl mayest gain the Philosopher ' s Stone , ancl withal make gold more plentiful then in Solomon ' s daysand ride in Triumph over the World on this Golden Assby Glauber ' s new

, , Ohymieal Light , without old Balams property . Quid non Mortalia pectora cogis Auri , sacra fames . Let this Art therefore breed in thee a holy hunger of God , rather then Gold , and improve this Talent to God ' s Honour that sent it , and to thy honest Neighbour ' s good ; ancl fear not to be the poorer , though thou light thy Neighbour ' s candle , by communicating something , ' of this Art ,. or the Fruicts thereof liberally , as thou wouldst be done unto ; That so ' all may glorifie the Almighty giver for His great

Treasures and bounty , and live together in Peace and Love , without Griping , Grudging , or Anxiety ; whence may spring the true Golden Age , so long expected and desired , with Halcion days ; Neither needest thou be solhcitous for thine or their posterity , least they want bread , if thou givest them but these Stones , with the use thereof for a Legacy . I have no other message at present , hut to wish thee herewith to be contentand provide thee Treasures for Eternitywithout taking notice of this

, , mean messenger that brought it hither to thee , who though invisible or unknown , shall remain . . . Thy well wishing Friend and Servant , W . 0 . Or twice five hundred . L ' aurum amice elegis Bus .

POSTSCRIPT . HHO help thee here a little forwarder . Take four ounces ( or what quantity of powder - * - of Emery you please , such as Cutlers use , and is bought at the L'onmongers , or else good Yellow , Red or Purple Talcum , or other good Stones or Minerals , Dissolve it in Spirit of Salt , of Glauber ' s cheapest . making , Distill or Evaporate the Menstruum

gently , or precipitate the Tincture by Lixiviat Salt , with « or g or the properest Loadstone Q , ancl reduce all by $ , but be sure not to be too hasty for a Begidus ; But -when you think it sufficiently washt , ancl digested , cast it into a Cone for the first Begidus , Then with Glauber ' s Martial Discipline , Mortifie the remaining sulphurious matter , and you have a courser Sol , and after a Lunary Body . Then begin again , and add the last to the first , and turn Ixion ' s wheel in the Fire as oft as you please , till you find good profit .

Shalom Alehem.

SHALOM ALEHEM .

SHALOM , Alehem I Peace to all , Good friends ancl true about the lodge , Whatever fortune may befall , Be this the sentence of the Judge : In love ancl peace to pass away And sleep beneath the Acacia ' s spray .

Ancl when life's imagery shall fail , And closing eyes and ears no more Tell of the friends we loved so well , And in their hearts our memory wore , May the Great Master from His throne Say : " Peace be with you everyone . "

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Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 1
A CORRECT LIST OF THE REGULAR LODGES UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF ENGLAND, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. IN 1777. Article 2
ADDRESS ON THE DEATH OF MOZART. Article 7
THE SONG OF SONGS. Article 8
OLD WINTER IS COMING. Article 9
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 10
THE ANGLO-SAXON LANGUAGE. Article 13
THE OBERAMMERGAU PLAY. Article 15
HAIL, BROTHERS! Article 17
BEATRICE. Article 18
CYPRUS. Article 21
CENTRAL ASIAN RACES. Article 22
THE EARTH'S POPULATION. Article 23
MINUTES OF OLD LODGES IN THE PROVINCE OF PEEBLES AND SELKIRK. Article 25
Untitled Article 26
AM RHEIN. Article 27
OLD LETTERS. Article 28
MILDRED: AN AUTUMN ROMANCE. Article 29
THE EARLY HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF FREEMASONRY.* Article 32
BJORN AND BERA.* Article 34
THE PEASANT COUNTESS. Article 35
NEW MUSIC.* Article 38
FASHIONABLE SLANG. Article 39
SONNETS FROM THE PYRENEES. Article 41
THE CHANGEFUL SEASONS: A WINTER SONG. Article 42
CHARLES THEODORE KORNER. Article 43
ART-JOTTINGS IN ART-STUDIOS. Article 44
AN HERMETIC WORK. Article 46
THE GOLDEN ASS WELL MANAGED, AND MYDAS RESTORED TO REASON. Article 47
THE EPISTLE OF W.C. TO THE CHRISTIAN AND COURTEOUS READER. Article 47
SHALOM ALEHEM. Article 48
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The Epistle Of W.C. To The Christian And Courteous Reader.

Purse , which may be exhausted , lost or spent on their Lusts , ancl yet not satisfie their fears or covetous desires , though in present Plenty of Corn ancl Wine . Yea , if thou hast . Grace and AVisdom , out of the very Stones in the Streets , or Job ' s Dunghill , thou maiest raise the Golden Fleece , though in extract and Job ' s small quantity , ancl mayest gain the Philosopher ' s Stone , ancl withal make gold more plentiful then in Solomon ' s daysand ride in Triumph over the World on this Golden Assby Glauber ' s new

, , Ohymieal Light , without old Balams property . Quid non Mortalia pectora cogis Auri , sacra fames . Let this Art therefore breed in thee a holy hunger of God , rather then Gold , and improve this Talent to God ' s Honour that sent it , and to thy honest Neighbour ' s good ; ancl fear not to be the poorer , though thou light thy Neighbour ' s candle , by communicating something , ' of this Art ,. or the Fruicts thereof liberally , as thou wouldst be done unto ; That so ' all may glorifie the Almighty giver for His great

Treasures and bounty , and live together in Peace and Love , without Griping , Grudging , or Anxiety ; whence may spring the true Golden Age , so long expected and desired , with Halcion days ; Neither needest thou be solhcitous for thine or their posterity , least they want bread , if thou givest them but these Stones , with the use thereof for a Legacy . I have no other message at present , hut to wish thee herewith to be contentand provide thee Treasures for Eternitywithout taking notice of this

, , mean messenger that brought it hither to thee , who though invisible or unknown , shall remain . . . Thy well wishing Friend and Servant , W . 0 . Or twice five hundred . L ' aurum amice elegis Bus .

POSTSCRIPT . HHO help thee here a little forwarder . Take four ounces ( or what quantity of powder - * - of Emery you please , such as Cutlers use , and is bought at the L'onmongers , or else good Yellow , Red or Purple Talcum , or other good Stones or Minerals , Dissolve it in Spirit of Salt , of Glauber ' s cheapest . making , Distill or Evaporate the Menstruum

gently , or precipitate the Tincture by Lixiviat Salt , with « or g or the properest Loadstone Q , ancl reduce all by $ , but be sure not to be too hasty for a Begidus ; But -when you think it sufficiently washt , ancl digested , cast it into a Cone for the first Begidus , Then with Glauber ' s Martial Discipline , Mortifie the remaining sulphurious matter , and you have a courser Sol , and after a Lunary Body . Then begin again , and add the last to the first , and turn Ixion ' s wheel in the Fire as oft as you please , till you find good profit .

Shalom Alehem.

SHALOM ALEHEM .

SHALOM , Alehem I Peace to all , Good friends ancl true about the lodge , Whatever fortune may befall , Be this the sentence of the Judge : In love ancl peace to pass away And sleep beneath the Acacia ' s spray .

Ancl when life's imagery shall fail , And closing eyes and ears no more Tell of the friends we loved so well , And in their hearts our memory wore , May the Great Master from His throne Say : " Peace be with you everyone . "

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