Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

Junior Overseer--This is good work--square
work--just such work as we are authorized to
receive for the building (returning the block to
the Senior Deacon). You will pass on to the
Senior Overseer at the west gate, for further
inspection.
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The second workman then presents his block, and
it is tried and returned the same as the
conductor's.
The two workmen move on about six paces, in
order to bring the candidate before the Junior
Overseer's station. The Junior Deacon then
instructs the candidate how to make the alarm
and present his work.
Junior Overseer--Who comes here?
Candidate (prompted.)--A craftsman from the
quarries, bringing you work.
Junior Overseer--Have you a specimen of your
work? Candidate--I have.
Junior Overseer--Present it.
Candidate presents the keystone.
Junior Overseer (applying his square to it, and
finding it does not fit.)--This is a curiously
wrought stone, indeed; it is neither oblong nor
square; good work, true work, square work is
only such as we have orders to receive; neither
has it the mark of any of the craft upon it. Is that
your mark? (Pointing to the letters on the
keystone.)