Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

First Ruffian--Is that you, Jubela?
Answer--Yes.
Second Ruffian--Is that you, Jubelum? 1
Answer--Yes.
Third Ruffian--Is that you, Jubelo?
Answer--Yes.
First Ruffian--Well, we have all met as agreed
upon: the question is, what shall we do with the
body? It is now past mid-night, and if we do not
act with decision, daylight will be upon us, and
we will be discovered and taken. We will carry
the body a westerly course from the Temple to
the brow of the hill west of Mount Moriah, where
I have dug a grave due east and west, six feet
perpendicular.
Answer--Agreed!
A sufficient number of the brethren now take up
the body (yet rolled up in the canvas), and,
raising it on their shoulders, proceed to carry it
around the Lodge, head foremost, three times, in
representation of ascending a hill, the last time
halting in the west end of the Lodge, nearly in
front of the Senior Warden's station, and a little to
the right. Upon arriving there they commence to
lower it into the grave, as they style it, but in
reality only from their shoulders to the floor.
After the candidate is lowered, one of the ruffians
says:
Let us plant an acacia at the head of the grave, in
order to