English poem
A COLLECTION OF MASONIC SONGS, ODES, &c, SONG XVIII
Bacchus open all thy treasure, Let sweet music charm the ear; Love cements us all together, Sons of Hiram welcome here.
Vulgar, base and sordid wretches, May deride us, what care we; Slander write malignant sketches, By the fruit we know the tree.
Come my brothers, Love unites us, Come let beauty be our toast; Here's to her that can delight us, The charming fair we prize the most.
Let us join our hands together, May peace and love the cement be; Charge your glasses, prime together, Here's a health to Masons free.
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