'Victor Roy, A Masonic Poem' by Harriet Annie Wilkins is a collection of simple yet profound poems that speak to the struggles and faith of everyday people. Through the lens of the Ancient Order of Masonry, Wilkins illuminates the mysterious symbolism and universal beneficence of this timeless institution. Drawing inspiration from a humble traveler who finds solace in the grandeur of a cathedral, these poems remind us that even in the darkest moments, we can find strength and hope by turning to the divine. Here's an excerpt from 'Ethel's Mission': "Out in the blinding and pitiless sleet / The young girl goes on her errand blest / She starts at each sound on the lonely street / As she longs for, but dares not dream of rest."

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Reproduction of the original: Victor Roy by Harriett Annie Wilkins

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