Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

jewels of a Fellow Craft.
The conductor then leads the candidate to the
centre of the Lodge, before the altar, and makes
the duegard and sign of a Fellow Craft, which is
responded to by the Master. They then retire from
the Lodge to the ante-room. After the candidate is
out of the room, the Lodge is arranged for his
second reception and the completion of the
Degree. Two large pillars, each from six and a
half to seven feet high, are placed near the door,
about five feet apart, and fifteen pieces of painted
board, of a rectangular
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REPRESENTATION OF THE CRAFTSMAN'S ROAD TO THE MIDDLE
CHAMBER OF KING SOLOMON'S TEMPLE.
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1. Treasurer 2. Worshipful Master. 3. Secretary. 4, 4.
Conductor. 5, 5. Candidate. 6. Junior Warden.
form, are arranged upon the carpet so as to
represent three, five, and seven steps, or stairs.
Some Lodges, especially those in the large cities,
employ real steps, but in most country Lodges the
painted boards are used. For a more definite idea
of this arrangement, the reader is referred to Fig.
13.