Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

Conductor--By signs and tokens.
J. W.--Give me a sign.
Conductor gives the duegard of a Fellow Craft
(see Fig. 3, p. 17), and makes the candidate or
candidates--if there are more than one--do
likewise.
J. W.--What is that?
Conductor--Duegard of a Fellow Craft Mason.
J. W.--Has it an allusion?
Conductor--It has; it alludes to the manner in
which my hands were placed when I took upon
myself the solemn oath of a Fellow Craft.
J. W.--Have you any other sign?
Conductor--I have. (At the same time he makes
the sign of a Fellow Craft, see Fig. 4, p. 17, and
the candidate does the same.)
J. W.--What is that?
Conductor--The sign of a Fellow Craft Mason.
J. W.--Has it an allusion?
Conductor--It has; it alludes to the penalty of my
obligation.
J. W.--Have you any further signs?
Conductor--I have not; but I have a pass, token,
token of the pass, grip, and word.