Washington Monument Baltimore Account of Laying the Corner Stone Raising the
Washington Monument Baltimore Account of Laying the Corner Stone Raising the
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G. Master, ) to present you with these implements, (handing the square, plumb, and level, ) used by your ancient fraternity, with which you will be pleased to proceed and ascertain the fitness of this stone. " The R. W, G. Master replied, "Honorable sir, on behalf of the free and accepted masons of this State, I accept with pleasure your invitation, and it will aflbrd us pecuUar satisfac- tion to render all the assistance within our power, so that the • stone may be laid agreeably to the ancien...t usages of the order; especially, as the object of the building to be erected is to hand down to the latest posterity the virtues and patriotism of the greatest of men; who, during his valuable life, honored our order by becoming a zealous and faithful member of the fraternity. " His Excellency, the R. W. G. Master, then proceeded to tiy the fitness of the stone; and, addressing the President, pro- nounced the same "true and trusty. " The Architect, assisted by Messrs. William Steuart and Thomas Towson, the operative masons, under the direction of tlie Presid'ent, placed the stone in its proper position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. Master, ) to present you with these implements, (handing the square, plumb, and level, ) used by your ancient fraternity, with which you will be pleased to proceed and ascertain the fitness of this stone. " The R. W, G. Master replied, "Honorable sir, on behalf of the free and accepted masons of this State, I accept with pleasure your invitation, and it will aflbrd us pecuUar satisfac- tion to render all the assistance within our power, so that the • stone may be laid agreeably to the ancien...t usages of the order; especially, as the object of the building to be erected is to hand down to the latest posterity the virtues and patriotism of the greatest of men; who, during his valuable life, honored our order by becoming a zealous and faithful member of the fraternity. " His Excellency, the R. W. G. Master, then proceeded to tiy the fitness of the stone; and, addressing the President, pro- nounced the same "true and trusty. " The Architect, assisted by Messrs. William Steuart and Thomas Towson, the operative masons, under the direction of tlie Presid'ent, placed the stone in its proper position.
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