What is Free Masonry
What is Free Masonry
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One of these stupendous monoliths was given to the English government by Mohammed Ali, and after considerable delay it was finally shipped to England in the year 1877, where it eventually arrived, having passed through great dan- ger of loss by shipwreck. And it stands today upon the Thames embankment, a relic of one of Egypt's grandest Monarchs. The dimensions of this stone are sixty-eight feet long and seven feet eight inches across the base. The other one was given to this country (America) ...by the Khedive. And it was brought to New York by Commander Goringe in the year 1880. The obelisk is seventy-one feet long and seven feet seven inches at the base, measured across the face of the stone. I have often sat upon the com- 100 The Lion's Paw Series panion stone as it laid lengthwise beside this mono- lith, deciphering the hieroglyphics and pondering upon the glory that belonged to a people who had a greater knowledge of the Mechanical Arts and Sciences than we posses today. Men who builded such stupeduous and magnificent monuments in the hoary civilizations of the dim and misty ages of the past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of these stupendous monoliths was given to the English government by Mohammed Ali, and after considerable delay it was finally shipped to England in the year 1877, where it eventually arrived, having passed through great dan- ger of loss by shipwreck. And it stands today upon the Thames embankment, a relic of one of Egypt's grandest Monarchs. The dimensions of this stone are sixty-eight feet long and seven feet eight inches across the base. The other one was given to this country (America) ...by the Khedive. And it was brought to New York by Commander Goringe in the year 1880. The obelisk is seventy-one feet long and seven feet seven inches at the base, measured across the face of the stone. I have often sat upon the com- 100 The Lion's Paw Series panion stone as it laid lengthwise beside this mono- lith, deciphering the hieroglyphics and pondering upon the glory that belonged to a people who had a greater knowledge of the Mechanical Arts and Sciences than we posses today. Men who builded such stupeduous and magnificent monuments in the hoary civilizations of the dim and misty ages of the past.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman Frederick De Clifford to read onlineMoreLess
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