Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

Captain--I should be glad of your company. You
have a pass from King Solomon, I presume?
Ruffians (affecting surprise.)--No, we have no
pass; we did not know it was necessary. We were
sent in haste and on urgent business; there was
nothing said about giving us a pass, and we
presume it was forgotten, or not deemed
necessary.
Captain--What! no pass. What! no pass. If this is
the case, you cannot get a passage with me, I
assure you. That is strictly forbidden; so you may
set your minds at rest.
Ruffians--We will go back and get a pass, if that
is the case.
Captain--The sooner the better! Suspicious
characters!
The Ruffians now return near to the body, when
the following conversation takes place:
First Ruffian--What shall we do in this case?
Second Ruffian--We will go to some other port.
Third Ruffian--But the rules are as strict in other
ports as in this.
First Ruffian--If such are the regulations, we shall
not get a pass at any port, and what will become
of us?
Second Ruffian--We shall be taken and put to
death.
Third Ruffian--Let us secrete ourselves until