| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - We are told by the American Brother, who was the means of transmitting the relics to Montgomery Lodge, that Sergeant Ejillt, after his arrival home, lived to a good old age, and on his dying bed, surrounded by his kindred, and among the number was an old and tried friend, who was a Brother Mason [Brother Frayne, I take it], he ordered the sash and apron to be produced, and calling his old friend
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