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of course the best judges , but we feel that we may also safely leave it to the verdict of " a discerning British Public , "
TITLE-PAGE . The Grand Mysteev of Freemasons Discovered . "Wherein are the several Questions put to them at their Meetings and Installations . As also their Oath , Health , Signs , and Points to know each other hy , as they were found in the Custody of a Freemason who Dyed suddenly . And now published for the information of the publick .
Ambubaiarum collegia , pharmacopolse , Mendici , mimse , balatrones , hoc genus omne . HoraL Mulus scabit Mulum .
London : Printed for T . Payne , near Stationers'Hall , 1724 ( Price Six Pence . ) Pbeface . This Piece having been found in the Custody of a Freemason who died suddenly , it was thought proper to publish it in the very words of the copy , that the Publick may at last have something Genuine concerning the Grand Mystery of
Freemasons . There was a man at Lovam , who publish'd he had , with great Toil and Difficulty , found out , overcome , and tamed , and was now ready at his Booth , to shew at the Bate of Six Stivers a-piece , the most hideous and voracious Monster , the Common Disturber of Mankind , especially in their Adversity . People flocked from all parts to see this Monster . They went in at the
Fore-Door , and after they had seen the Creature went out at the Back-Door , where they were asked whether the Monster was worth seeing . And as they had , at their Admittance into the Booth , promised to keep the Secret , they answered , it was a very wonderful Creature ; which the Man found his Account in . But by some Accident it was divulged , that this wonderful Creature prov'd to be a LOUSE .
The Freemasons' Sigkns . A Grutteral ... ... ... X A Pedestal ... ... ... Z A Manual ... ... ... y A Pectoral ... ... ... <
The Grand Mystery Of Freemasons Discover'd.
THE GEAND MTSTEET OF PEEEMASONS DISCOVEB'D .
PEACE be here . —Answer . I hope there is . Q . "What a-Cloek is it ?—A . It ' s goiug to Six , or going to Twelve . Q . Are you very busy ?—A . No . Q . Will you give or take ?—A . Both , or which you please .
Q . How go Squares ?—A . Straight . Q . Are you Eich , or Poor ?—A . Neither . Q . Change me that . —A . I will . Q . In the name of , & c , are you a Mason ?—A . I am . von . i . " 4 b
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of course the best judges , but we feel that we may also safely leave it to the verdict of " a discerning British Public , "
TITLE-PAGE . The Grand Mysteev of Freemasons Discovered . "Wherein are the several Questions put to them at their Meetings and Installations . As also their Oath , Health , Signs , and Points to know each other hy , as they were found in the Custody of a Freemason who Dyed suddenly . And now published for the information of the publick .
Ambubaiarum collegia , pharmacopolse , Mendici , mimse , balatrones , hoc genus omne . HoraL Mulus scabit Mulum .
London : Printed for T . Payne , near Stationers'Hall , 1724 ( Price Six Pence . ) Pbeface . This Piece having been found in the Custody of a Freemason who died suddenly , it was thought proper to publish it in the very words of the copy , that the Publick may at last have something Genuine concerning the Grand Mystery of
Freemasons . There was a man at Lovam , who publish'd he had , with great Toil and Difficulty , found out , overcome , and tamed , and was now ready at his Booth , to shew at the Bate of Six Stivers a-piece , the most hideous and voracious Monster , the Common Disturber of Mankind , especially in their Adversity . People flocked from all parts to see this Monster . They went in at the
Fore-Door , and after they had seen the Creature went out at the Back-Door , where they were asked whether the Monster was worth seeing . And as they had , at their Admittance into the Booth , promised to keep the Secret , they answered , it was a very wonderful Creature ; which the Man found his Account in . But by some Accident it was divulged , that this wonderful Creature prov'd to be a LOUSE .
The Freemasons' Sigkns . A Grutteral ... ... ... X A Pedestal ... ... ... Z A Manual ... ... ... y A Pectoral ... ... ... <
The Grand Mystery Of Freemasons Discover'd.
THE GEAND MTSTEET OF PEEEMASONS DISCOVEB'D .
PEACE be here . —Answer . I hope there is . Q . "What a-Cloek is it ?—A . It ' s goiug to Six , or going to Twelve . Q . Are you very busy ?—A . No . Q . Will you give or take ?—A . Both , or which you please .
Q . How go Squares ?—A . Straight . Q . Are you Eich , or Poor ?—A . Neither . Q . Change me that . —A . I will . Q . In the name of , & c , are you a Mason ?—A . I am . von . i . " 4 b