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Jens Rusch: /* THE MASTER′S APRON */

2016-02-20T17:21:48Z

THE MASTER′S APRON

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	That is wom by the Master Mason!		That is wom by the Master Mason!

			</poem>

			== ADIEU, A HEART–WARM, FOND ADIEU ==

			Robert Burns
			<poem>
			Adieu, a heart warm, fond adieu,
			Dear brothers of the mystic tie!
			Ye favored, ye enlightened few,
			Companions of my social joy!
			Tho′ I to foreign lands must hie,
			Pursuing fortune′s sliddery ba′,––
			With melting heart and brimful eye,
			I′ll mind you still, though far awa′.

			Oft have I met your social band,
			An′ spent the cheerful, festive night;
			Oft, honored with supreme command,
			Presided o′er the sons of light;
			And by that Hieroglyphic bright,
			Which none but Craftsmen ever saw,
			Strong memory on my heart shall write
			Those happy scenes, when far awa′.

			May freedom, harmony and love
			Unite you in the grand design,
			Beneath th′ omniscient Eye above,
			The glorious Architect divine;––
			That you may keep the unerring line,
			Still guided by the plummet′s law,
			Till order bright completely shine,
			Shall be my prayer when far awa′.
			And you farewell, whose merits claim

			Justly that highest badge to wear,––
			Heaven bless your honored, noble name,
			To Masonry and Scotia dear!
			A last request, permit me here;
			When yearly ye assemble a′,
			One round,––I ask it with a tear
			To him. the Bard. that′s far awa′.
	</poem>		</poem>

Jens Rusch: /* Downloads */

2016-02-20T16:56:25Z

Downloads

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	*[http://archive.org/details/cu31924013447671 Robert Burns and freemasonry (1921)]		*[http://archive.org/details/cu31924013447671 Robert Burns and freemasonry (1921)]

			== THE MASTER′S APRON ==
			<poem>
			Robert Burns

			Ther′s mony a badge that′s unco braw;
			Wi′ ribbon, lace and tape on;
			Let kings an′ princes wear them a′
			Gie me the Master′s apron!

			The honest craftsman′s apron,
			The jolly Freemason′s apron,
			Be he at hame, or roam afar,
			Before his touch fa′s bolt and bar,
			The gates of fortune fly ajar,
			´Gin he but wears the apron!

			For wealth and honor, pride and power
			Are crumbling stanes to base on;
			Fraternity suld rule the hour,
			And ilka worthy Mason!
			Each Free Accepted Mason,
			Each Ancient Crafted Mason.

			Then, brithers, let a halesome sang
			Arise your friendly ranks alang!
			Guidwives and bairnies blithely sing
			To the ancient badge wi′ the apron string
			That is wom by the Master Mason!

			</poem>

	==Videos==		==Videos==

Jens Rusch am 20. Mai 2013 um 10:43 Uhr

2013-05-20T10:43:16Z

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Jens Rusch: /* Videos */

2012-09-26T10:18:52Z

Videos

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			== Downloads ==

			*[http://archive.org/details/cu31924013447671 Robert Burns and freemasonry (1921)]

	==Videos==		==Videos==

Jens Rusch am 5. März 2012 um 08:01 Uhr

2012-03-05T08:01:33Z

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Jens Rusch: /* Videos */

2012-03-05T07:49:30Z

Videos

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Jens Rusch am 5. März 2012 um 07:46 Uhr

2012-03-05T07:46:05Z

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 Bro. MacKenzie's book is a wonderfully moving picture of Lodge life in Eighteenth Century Scotland.
 Through it move James Hogg, the "Ettriek Shepherd, " successor to Bums as Scotland's poet, celebrated in a stanza by Wordsworth, who when asked to be Masonic Poet Laureate first refused, then relented and wrote a Masonic "shepherd's song" for his Lodge; Sir Wm. Forbes; the tremendous Lord Mondobbo; Henry Erskine ; some princes from Russia, etc. ; the Lockharts, father and son, the latter Sir Walter Scott's son-in-law and biographer ; and Professor Wilson, better known as Christopher North, author of the Noctes A Ambrosianae, which American booklovers still read ; and in the background, Sir Walter Scott and his father, both enthasiastic Craftsmen in their own Lodge.
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Oberg am 2. Februar 2012 um 18:29 Uhr

2012-02-02T18:29:54Z

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	Bro. MacKenzie's book is a wonderfully moving picture of Lodge life in Eighteenth Century Scotland.		Bro. MacKenzie's book is a wonderfully moving picture of Lodge life in Eighteenth Century Scotland.
	Through it move James Hogg, the "Ettriek Shepherd, " successor to Bums as Scotland's poet, celebrated in a stanza by Wordsworth, who when asked to be Masonic Poet Laureate first refused, then relented and wrote a Masonic "shepherd's song" for his Lodge; Sir Wm. Forbes; the tremendous Lord Mondobbo; Henry Erskine ; some princes from Russia, etc. ; the Lockharts, father and son, the latter Sir Walter Scott's son-in-law and biographer ; and Professor Wilson, better known as Christopher North, author of the Noctes A Ambrosianae, which American booklovers still read ; and in the background, Sir Walter Scott and his father, both enthasiastic Craftsmen in their own Lodge.		Through it move James Hogg, the "Ettriek Shepherd, " successor to Bums as Scotland's poet, celebrated in a stanza by Wordsworth, who when asked to be Masonic Poet Laureate first refused, then relented and wrote a Masonic "shepherd's song" for his Lodge; Sir Wm. Forbes; the tremendous Lord Mondobbo; Henry Erskine ; some princes from Russia, etc. ; the Lockharts, father and son, the latter Sir Walter Scott's son-in-law and biographer ; and Professor Wilson, better known as Christopher North, author of the Noctes A Ambrosianae, which American booklovers still read ; and in the background, Sir Walter Scott and his father, both enthasiastic Craftsmen in their own Lodge.

			==Videos==
			The Story of Robert Burns

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	==See also==		==See also==