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Music Here are two 'mp3' of Mozart most famous masonic opera: The Magic Flute. You can use them as you wish, they are free of rights Mozart and his librettist Emmanuel Schikaneder both Masons were inspired by the Masonic ritual in composing their opera.
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That if a man is to get through,He need have the courage of Nelson,
And plenty of Job’s patience too.
But a man who is kind to another
And cheerfully helps him along,
We’ll claim as a man and a brother,
And here's to his health in a song.
And here’s to his health, here’s to his health 
 And here’s to his health in a song. 
Chorus: 
And here’s to his health, here’s to his health 
 And here’s to his health in a song. 
This life is as cheerless as winter 
 To those who are cold in the heart, 
 but a man who is warm in his nature 
 Bids winter for ever depart 
 The ground that he treads on will blossom, 
 Till beauty around him shall throng; 
 God Bless such a man and a brother, 
 And here’s to his health in a song. 
And here’s to his health; here’s to his health 
 And here’s to his health in a song. 
Chorus
As clouds that in sunshine are open, 
 And silver’d by light passing through, 
 So men who are generous in spirit, 
 Are bless’d by the good deeds they do;
 There’s nothing like helping another 
 For getting one’s own self along; 
 Who does this is truly a brother. 
 And here’s to his health in a song. 
 And here’s to his health; here’s to his health 
 And here’s to his health in a song. 
Chorus
There’s something in other men’s sorrows
 That strengthens a man who is true,
 They melt him at first, and then mould him,
 The manliest actions do.
 There’s lots of both sorrow and trouble,
 Our poor fellow-creatures among;
 But God makes the blessings all double
 To those who help others along.
All, standing, sing Chorus.Reprinted from 'The Man who is Kind to Another' Field Flowers and City Chimes. London : Simpkin & Marshall, 1866. p. 170-72. Written by Bro. Richard Rome Bealey (1828-1887) a member of Operative Lodge, No. 47, Dundee, Scotland.