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FREE-MASONS SONGS. 257
The ANTHEM.
I.
Rant "us, kind heav’n, what we requeft ;
In mafonry let us be bleft :
Direft us to that happy place
Where Friendfhip fmiles in ev’ry face ;
Where Freedom and fweet Innocence
Enlarge the mind, and cheer the fenfe.
Enlarge the mind, &c.
II.
Where fcepter’d Realbn from her throne
Surveys the lodge, and makes us one ;
And Harmony’s delightful fway
For ever Iheds ambrofial day ;
Where we blels’d Eden’s pleafure tafte,
Whilft balmy joys are our repaft.
Whift balmy joys, 8tc.
III. .
No prying eye can view, us here,
Or fool or knave difturb our cheer :
Our well-form’d laws let mankind free.
And give relief to mifery.
The poor, opprefs’d with wo and grief,
Gain from our bounteous hands relief.
Gain from our bounteous, &c.
IVv
Our lodge the focial virtues grace,
And wifdom’s rules we fondly trace ;
K k
The ANTHEM.
I.
Rant "us, kind heav’n, what we requeft ;
In mafonry let us be bleft :
Direft us to that happy place
Where Friendfhip fmiles in ev’ry face ;
Where Freedom and fweet Innocence
Enlarge the mind, and cheer the fenfe.
Enlarge the mind, &c.
II.
Where fcepter’d Realbn from her throne
Surveys the lodge, and makes us one ;
And Harmony’s delightful fway
For ever Iheds ambrofial day ;
Where we blels’d Eden’s pleafure tafte,
Whilft balmy joys are our repaft.
Whift balmy joys, 8tc.
III. .
No prying eye can view, us here,
Or fool or knave difturb our cheer :
Our well-form’d laws let mankind free.
And give relief to mifery.
The poor, opprefs’d with wo and grief,
Gain from our bounteous hands relief.
Gain from our bounteous, &c.
IVv
Our lodge the focial virtues grace,
And wifdom’s rules we fondly trace ;
K k
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Description | Thousands of printed books from the Antiquarian Books of Scotland collection which dates from 1641 to the 1980s. The collection consists of 14,800 books which were published in Scotland or have a Scottish connection, e.g. through the author, printer or owner. Subjects covered include sport, education, diseases, adventure, occupations, Jacobites, politics and religion. Among the 29 languages represented are English, Gaelic, Italian, French, Russian and Swedish. |
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