Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

vultures of the air, ere I had consented to the
death of so good a man as our Grand Master,
Hiram Abiff.' The third was the voice of Jubelum,
exclaiming, louder than the rest: 'It was I that
gave the fatal blow, it was I that killed him. Oh!
that my body had been severed in two, my
bowels taken from thence, and burned to ashes,
the ashes scattered to the four winds of heaven,
that no more remembrance might be had of so
vile and wicked a wretch as I. Ah! Jubela!
Jubelo! it was I that struck him harder than you
both; it was I that gave him the fatal blow; it was
I that killed him.' Upon which we rushed in,
seized and bound the ruffians, and now have
them before your majesty."
K. S.--Jubela, you stand charged as accessory to
the death of our Grand Master, Hiram Abiff.
What say you, guilty or not guilty?
One answers, in a very penitent manner:
Guilty, my lord.
K. S.--.Jubelo, you also stand accessory to the
death of our Grand Master, Hiram Abiff. What
say you, sir, guilty or not guilty?
Answer--Guilty, my lord.
K. S.--Jubelum, you stand charged as the wilful
murderer of our Grand Master, Hiram Abiff.
What say you, sir, guilty or not guilty?
Answer--Guilty, my lord.
K. S.--Vile, impious wretches! despicable
villains! reflect with horror on the atrocity of
your crime, and on the amiable character of your
Worshipful Grand Master, whom you have so