1919 · CLOSE READING
The Equinox (Volume III, Number I)
The Equinox (Volume III, Number I) (1919), PDF p. 252
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THE EQUINOX
exquisite a miracle—some Profess-Houses will suit one per-
son, some another. And birds of a feather will learn to flock
together. However, the well-being of the Order and the
study of its mysteries being at the heart of every member of
the Order, there is inevitably one common ground on which
all may meet.
I fear that I have exhausted your patience with this letter,
and I beg you to excuse me. But as you know, out of the
abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh . . . you are
perfectly right to retort that it need not speak so much!
I add no more, but our glad greeting to all men: Love is
the law, love under will.
Iam, dear sir,
Yours in the Bonds of the Order,
J. B. MASON.
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