Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

Overseer catches it over the left shoulder of the
Master Overseer (in imitation of the sign of
"heave-over," see Fig. 19), and throws it aside. At
this moment all the brethren begin to shuffle
around the room, leaving their seats.
R. W. M. (giving one rap with his gavel.)--What
is the cause of this disturbance among the
workmen?
S. G. W.--It is the sixth hour of the sixth day of
the week, and the craft are impatient to receive
their wages.
The whole Lodge here rise to their feet and sing
the following:
"Another six days' work is done,
Another Sabbath has begun;
Return, my soul, enjoy thy rest,
Improve the hours thy God hath blest."
R. W. M.--Brother Senior Grand Warden, it is my
order that
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you assemble the craft, and march in procession
to the office of the Senior Grand Warden, to
receive wages.
The members now form two and two (candidate
behind), and march round the Lodge, singing the
song:
MARK MASTER'S SONG.
TUNE--"America."
Mark Masters, all appear