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FRIEDERICH WERNER The Templars in Cyprus

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The Templars in Cyprus
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8 THE TEMPLARS ES CYPRCS. [ACT I. A WORKMAX. Who would not bo a soldier ! Helm nnd lance ! How different from the apron and tho trowel ! CLACS. Think'st so ? WORKMAN. /. Ave sure ! CLACS. The noble Master Molay So thinks not. WORKMAN. No ?—and he a man of war ! CLACS. He says, before God's kingdom comes on earth, Lances must plough-shares be and armonr trowels ! SEVERAL LADS. How ? CLACS. And the sword lo changed into a plummet, And it shall have two fastenings : Strength and Truth. THE CHURL. What may he mean ? CLAUS. How should I tell thee, bungler ? [During these remarks, they diverse, as they work, into the side-wings ; AXXE also, who drags the mortar after her hitsbaiul. ASTRALIS (rising from prayer). 0 thou, the eternal Mother's gracious Son,

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