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 1 10|    cause whence they come. "A good tree cannot produce bad
 2 10|        nor a bad tree produce good fruit."12 Now, the masonic
 3 24|       life and of all that is good therein, so also and for
 4 26|       conspire for the common good, they will present the image
 5 29|   obtaining the obedience and good will of the citizens. The
 6 29| teaching is not suited to the good of the State; for they wish
 7 30|       trusting greatly to the good will of Christians, We pray
 8 33|      a well-turned life. This good and great work requires
 9 35|    join associations that are good, lest they be drawn away
10 36|     so that they may learn in good time to beware of the various
11 37|      defence-namely, that all good men should form the widest