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The aspirant for masonic light the Neophyte on his first entrance within our sacred porch, prepares himself for this consecrated labor of erecting within his own bosom a fit dwelling-place for the Divine Spirit, and thus commences the noble work by becoming himself the corner-stone on which this spiritual edifice is to be erected.
I found he remembered their first coming to Llangollen, their living in lodgings, their purchasing the ground called Pen y maes, and their erecting upon it the mansion to which the name of Plas Newydd was given.
Meanwhile he employed his men in making Caxamalca a more suitable residence for a Christian host, by erecting a church, or, perhaps, appropriating some Indian edifice to this use, in which mass was regularly performed by the Dominican fathers, with great solemnity.
Without them everything must rub; the wheels of government will clog; our enemies will triumph, and, by throwing their weight into the disaffected scale, may accomplish the ruin of the goodly fabric we have been erecting. "I do not mean to apply this advice, or these observations, to any particular person or character.
They too were erecting a chimerical society for an ideal man, and were persuaded that the application of their dreams would regenerate the human species. Deprived of all constructive power, the theorists of all the ages have always been very ready to destroy. Napoleon at St.
All the settlers were, however, so busy in erecting dwellings, and cultivating the ground, that no one had time for polemical discussions. Thus matters went on for some time till the church was finished. After it was roofed over, no persons, except those employed on it, were allowed to enter.
The concern manufactured among other things steam-turbines, and this young man, having demonstrated in school his particular aptitude for thermodynamics the study of heat and its units in its application to engines, and the like entered the erecting department.
Landing artillery and stores, intrenching both positions, and mounting siege-guns at the last-named one consumed the first few days of July. Wolfe's skill in erecting and firing batteries had been abundantly demonstrated at Louisburg; and though his head quarters were on the island, he went frequently to superintend the preparations for the bombardment of Quebec.
In another way they learned to profit by the example of their rivals. From the recent policy of the Jews they might understand the advantage to a scattered community, without a local centre or a political status, of erecting in a volume of sacred records their acknowledged standard of faith and practice.
Here they had the advantage of getting the sea-breeze, and of having a wide view across the water, while trees growing behind them completely hid the tent from being seen from the higher ground. Before erecting it they had deepened the well, and found that the water was clear and good, and that it flowed in so abundantly there was no fear whatever of the supply falling short.
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