Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Free And Accepted Masons of the State of New York
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Free And Accepted Masons of the State of New York
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I am not here to make a speech, brethren, at aU. I want to thank you for this reception. I want to bring to you from your brethren in Illinois the most cordial Masonic greetings.
I am very glad indeed to be here. I didn't know the Grand Lodge of New York was in session, or to be in session at this time. When I sought this building, and found that the Grand Lodge was in session, the Tiler wouldn't let me in, and I had to send in for Bbothkb Thomas to come out and vouch for me, and it was through... his acquaintance and Digitized by VjOOQIC OBAND LODGB, 1918 301 his kindness that I have been brought before yon, so if yon haye any kick coming about this performance take it out on him. It isn't my fault' that I am here. I was asked when I was brought forward if I wanted to say a few words, and I said, "No, I don't" Well, he said, "Wm you say a few words?' I said, "I can always say a few words, but there is nothing yery entertaining or attractive about public speak- ing to me." I sincerely hope, brethren, that I may have the priyflege in the future of yisiting you, either in Grand Lodge or in some of your lodges frequently.
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I am not here to make a speech, brethren, at aU. I want to thank you for this reception. I want to bring to you from your brethren in Illinois the most cordial Masonic greetings.
I am very glad indeed to be here. I didn't know the Grand Lodge of New York was in session, or to be in session at this time. When I sought this building, and found that the Grand Lodge was in session, the Tiler wouldn't let me in, and I had to send in for Bbothkb Thomas to come out and vouch for me, and it was through... his acquaintance and Digitized by VjOOQIC OBAND LODGB, 1918 301 his kindness that I have been brought before yon, so if yon haye any kick coming about this performance take it out on him. It isn't my fault' that I am here. I was asked when I was brought forward if I wanted to say a few words, and I said, "No, I don't" Well, he said, "Wm you say a few words?' I said, "I can always say a few words, but there is nothing yery entertaining or attractive about public speak- ing to me." I sincerely hope, brethren, that I may have the priyflege in the future of yisiting you, either in Grand Lodge or in some of your lodges frequently.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freemasons. Grand Lodge of the State of New York to read onlineMoreLess
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