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I love to love a Mason

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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I love to love a Mason
I love to love a Mason, 'cause a Mason never tells

Caricature of secret aspects of Freemasonry, showing attractive woman hugging man in dirty workclothes holding trowel; facial features (leprechaun beard, short-stemmed clay pipe, missing front teeth) are stereotypical caricature of Irishman.
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