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Apprentice. Q. After saluting the Wardens, what did you then discover? A. The Worshipful Master approaching me from the east a second time, who presented me with a lambskin or white linen apron which he informed me was an emblem of innocence and the badge of a Mason; that it had been worn by kings, princes, and potentates of the earth; that it was more ancient than the Golden Fleece or Roman Eagle; more honorable than the Star or Garter, or any other order that could be conferred on me at that or any time thereafter by king, prince, potentate, or any other person, except he be a Mason; and hoped that I would wear it with equal Praise to myself and honor to the fraternity; and ordered me to carry it to the Senior Warden in the west, who taught me how to wear it as an Entered Apprentice. Q. How should an Entered Apprentice wear his apron? p. 46 A. With the flap turned up. Q. After being taught to wear your apron as an Entered Apprentice, what were you then informed? A. That, agreeably to an ancient custom, adopted in every regulated and well-governed Lodge it was necessary that I should be requested to deposit something of a metallic kind, not from its intrinsic valuation, but that it might be laid up, among the relics in the archives of the Lodge, as a memorial that I was therein made a Mason; but,
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Title Page Preface Entered Apprenti
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p. 3 PREFACE THE objects which Free
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in any way injure the Masonic cause
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p. 6p. 7 DUNCAN'S RITUAL AND MONITO
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Degree. None but Master Masons are
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other arriving late should be ignor
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Entered Apprentice Mason: he was si
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Tyler--Without the inner door. W. M
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Lodge of such, duly assembled in a
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Treas.--In the south, Worshipful. W
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Entered Apprentice, the Master woul
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FIG. 2. SIGN OF AN ENTERED APPRENTI
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FIG. 6. SIGN OF A MASTER MASON. FIG
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First (or, as the case may be) Degr
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Mason, "Brothers, please retire," a
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Brother James B. Young, of Union Lo
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Petition of Robert Chase Fellow Cra
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p. 24 desirous of being admitted a
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Brother Jones--I move, Worshipful,
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S. W.--Clear (or not) in the west,
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Entered Apprentice Masons. The memb
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put it through the bosom of your sh
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door, and the Master says: W. M.--L
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Page 98: you travelling? S. D.--From the wes
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Page 118: J. W.--What do you conceal? S. D.--
Page 122: ENTERED APPRENTICE'S APRON. conferr
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Page 130: others and fellows. (See Note F, Ap
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Page 138: my naked left breast. Q. How were y
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Page 152: With a few other interrogations and
Page 156: Q. How did you apply this to your t
Page 160: the strongest manner possible the s
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Page 168: Q. Why none in the north? A. Becaus
Page 172: Q. Why so? A. Because it was said h
Page 176: licentious or vicious habit, the in
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or he may not, be willing or able t
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Freemason.--Lexicon. 55:1 Pectoral,
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COMPASSES PLACED IN A LODGE OF FELL
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the Senior Deacon, who has taken hi
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The Senior Deacon then takes the sq
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S. D.--A brother. p. 62 J. W.--By w
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p. 63 Senior Deacon advances, and w
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FIG. 10. CANDIDATE TAKING THE OATH
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a brother of this degree, knowingly
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here I find you. Will you be off or
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Conductor.--Ja. (Some say "Jachin,"
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J. W.--Advance, and give me the pas
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The conductor and candidate now pas
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jewels of a Fellow Craft. The condu
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homage to the Deity, which at once
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SUCCOTH and ZAREDATHA, where King S
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of King Solomon's Temple, which app
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S. W.--Who comes here? S. D.--A Cra
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Middle Chamber where you are receiv
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their seats again.) W. M.--Brother
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Q. Where were you made a Fellow Cra
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Q. How were you then disposed of? A
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A. With the flap turned down, and t
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Q. By what way? A. Through a long p
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Q. Who cast them? p. 84 A. Our Gran
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p. 85 A. By the pass, and token of
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This is the end of the Fellow Craft
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produced this defect. A native of t
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The traditional account of the deat
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him by the left arm, leads him up t
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S. D.--By what further right or ben
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stops them, by placing his hand aga
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Worshipful Master one rap; the seco
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you will reconduct this candidate t
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FIG. 15. CANDIDATE TAKING THE OATH
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"Further, that I will keep a worthy
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W. M.--Brother Gabe, on receiving f
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Here Lodges differ in their mode of
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They then pass on to this officer's
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6, pp. 17, 18), which is responded
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At the same time the Senior Warden
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have none. You must pray for yourse
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completed, and we have not obtained
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S. W. (Second Ruffian.)--Give me th
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Third Ruffian, Jubelum, Members of
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First Ruffian--Is that you, Jubela?
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Captain--I should be glad of your c
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K. S.--No work laid out--no designs
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one of the best posted relates the
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put to death, probably. What have w
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Our cause is just; let us rush in a
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asely assassinated. Hold up your he
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Another says: "Let us go and report
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I. "Solemn strikes the funeral chim
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lost! Turning to the Senior Warden,
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decayeth and drieth up, so man liet
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FIG 18. MASTER GIVING THE GRAND MAS
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entered into a horrid conspiracy to
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three west, three north, and three
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hands were placed when he took the
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The Master next calls the candidate
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THE THREE STEPS Usually delineated
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opportunities of fulfilling the dut
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priesthood, and raised to the subli
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SETTING- MAUL. COFFIN, GRAVE, AND A
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that when the Grand Warden of Heave
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enevolence you are always to cultiv
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Masonry. Q. How gained you admissio
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Q. What did the Worshipful Master d
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Q. How were you then disposed of? A
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A. Our Grand Master, Hiram Abiff, h
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should appoint, in search of the ru
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Q. What did they represent? A. The
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consequently do not get the passwor
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message.) J. D.--The Lodge is tyled
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W. M.--Your duty there, Brother Sec
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W. M.--Brother Senior Warden, how s
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It is generally known among Masons,
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minor importance, may be gathered b
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The Senior " square and compass, De
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the different penalties as referenc
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esurrection of the body, and while
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after the Revival in 1717, for the
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tomb was in the rubbish and filth c
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p. 150 MARK MASTER, OR FOURTH DEGRE
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The interior arrangements of the Lo
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R. W. M.--Your duty there, Brother
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R. W. M.--Your duty there, Brother
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in the south, that the brethren may
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fingers of the right hand, leaving
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p. 157 living stone, disallowed ind
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Sometimes this stone weighs twelve
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Candidate--It is not. Junior Overse
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Overseer catches it over the left s
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As they finish the second verse, ea
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inexperience, the penalty is remitt
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J. D.--He has. S. D.--By what furth
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And have you not read this Scriptur
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most solemnly and sincerely promise
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supplied you with that amount, unkn
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FIG. 23. PASS-GRIP OF A MARK MASTER
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The Senior Warden takes the stone f
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HIRAM, TYRIAN, WIDOW'S SON, SENDETH
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destroy, The soul's calm sunshine,
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conduct should misfortunes assail y
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them, Go ye also into the vineyard,
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A. They were not, for King Solomon
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quarries and exhibited suitable spe
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Worshipful Master. Q. How did the R
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Q. To what does it allude? p. 180 A
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which was upon it, and concluding i
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A. While on my bended knees at the
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Supreme Grand Architect of the Univ
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the very spot for their appropriati
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p. 184 PAST MASTER, OR FIFTH DEGREE
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Richardson's work, the initiated wi
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members exclaim, No!) It is not a v
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12. You promise a regular attendanc
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Degree of Mark Master, or been elec
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giving a lecture, or some section o
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R. W. M.--Brother, let me now have
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and Senior Deacons; two strokes cal
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one obeys the signal with the utmos
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design. He (the candidate) sits the
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p. 196 for it was doubtful to many
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A. Kneeling upon both knees, both h
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Bible, square and compasses. Within
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Footnotes 184:1 The regular officer
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necessary instructions p. 197 are c
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The officers of a Chapter rank as f
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implements of his office. Master--H
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The Right Worshipful Master resumes
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Junior Deacon whispers in the ear o
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"I was glad when they said unto me,
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hereon, most solemnly and sincerely
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Furthermore do I promise and swear,
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Excellent Master's Song: All hail t
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Wherever assembled, The knowledge o
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is good (here one of the brethren,
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thy staff they comfort me. Thou pre
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Q. What was his answer? A. Let the
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Q. Show me another sign. (Give sign
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assembly, dedicated or consecrated
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work, in the centre of which a mort
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deemed appropriate to their occupat
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p. 219 The Grand Council consists o
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Master of the Second Veil, 11. Gran
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to sit in the Grand Council, to for
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instructs us that in the mind of a
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The companions now all balance thre
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Je ho vah. G o d. d G G o o d. 1 Af
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First Candidate (prompted.)--It is.
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Brethren, as you advance in Masonry
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America; together with that of the
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creatures, didst adorn us with grea
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One of the members now personates t
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Captain of the Host goes and opens
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themselves with the fraternity. I h
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Master of First Veil--Who comes the
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the Second Veil. (Stamps on the flo
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hand into thy p. 238 bosom. And he
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glorious work of rebuilding the hou
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the workmen, none are allowed to un
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such, we will employ you on the Tem
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High Priest (looking closely at it.
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Scribe--Nothing, Most Excellent. Hi
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"In the beginning, God created the
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King--A Pot of Manna! Holiness to t
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The second way to read the alphabet
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p. 250 places his right foot forwar
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The High Priest then reads to them
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It is generally conceded by Masonic
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and Scribe, Captain of the Host, Pr
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permitted to enter the presence of
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Q. What was then said to you? A. We
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exhibited to you at this point of y
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A. We are of your own brethren and
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Q. What were you then asked? A. By
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have come thus far to promote so no
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together with the signet. Q. What w
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A. We repaired to the place as befo
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sides to be the initials of our thr
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equally near and equally dear. Q. W
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in use among the different nations
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some of Zerubbabel's workmen. But t
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say, instead of JAO-BUL-ON, or JAH-
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secret vault under ground, leading
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Such is the Masonic and literal tra
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selfish consideration, I will be ev
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ORIGINAL POINTS.--Ancient Masonry a
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p. 270 import and ideas change with
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p. 271 APPENDIX. NOTE A, page 12.--
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captives to Babylon, where we remai
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down to rest and refresh himself. Q
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her left, that his ashes were then
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Q. By whom are they represented? A.
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Address of M. W. P. Al. Tucker, G.
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(as Professor of Astronomy and Geog
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them as matters of fact and princip
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Lodges of this city--and in view of
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Freemasonry. "Inaugurate a new era.
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