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Meanings of freemason in English
Usage of freemason in English
1
He had a seat in the Legislative Council, and was a prominent freemason.
2
He had heard some say that the old professor was an atheist freemason.
3
He had never, so far as came to my knowledge, been a freemason.
4
He met Danton, a freemason, like himself, and various other radicals.
5
Webster said that he did not, and asked Littlefield whether he were a freemason.
6
He was a freemason, the local churchwarden, and lived at 1 Alderney Road, Mile End.
7
You tell me that General Washington was a freemason.
8
The charges against him were, that he was a freemason, a heretic, and a sorcerer.
9
He was not a bat fellow, for a freemason.
10
I am hugely pleased with your "Spider," "your old freemason," as you call him.
11
Her husband had been a freemason.
12
Saradine was a French freemason and a fierce atheist, and a priest moved him by the law of contraries.
13
Not a single freemason was wounded on the way, though shells fell on their passage from time to time.
14
Does the poet-collector specialise in poetry, the freemason in masonic books, the angler in works dealing only with his pastime?
15
This made St Leger the first recorded female freemason in an organisation dominated, like most, by the history and influence of men.
16
Take the tour to find out all about the unlikely warp and weft of its origins, spun by a nun and a freemason.
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