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p. 24 desirous of being admitted a member thereof, if found worthy. His place of residence is New York City, his age thirty-eight years, his occupation a bookseller. (Signed) ABNER CRUFF. Recommended by Brothers Jones, Carson, and Fox. NEW YORK, December 1, 1860. Sec.--The next petition is from Peter Locke, recommended by Brothers Derby and Jackson. Both these petitions are accompanied by the usual fee of ten dollars each. W. NI.--Brethren, what is your pleasure respecting these petitions of Gruff and Locke? Brother Hand--I would move that they be received, and a committee of investigation be appointed. Brother Fast--I second that motion, Worshipful. W. M.--Brethren, you have heard the motion. All those in favor of the motion, make it known by the usual sign; all to the contrary, the same. W. M.--The petitions are received, and I would appoint, on the application of Mr. Cruff, Brothers Brevoort, Gore, and Acker-man; and, on the petition of Mr. Locke, Brothers Derby, Hart, and Barnes. THIRD ORDER OF BUSINESS W. M. (receiving reports of committees.)--
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Title Page Preface Entered Apprenti
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p. 3 PREFACE THE objects which Free
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in any way injure the Masonic cause
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p. 6p. 7 DUNCAN'S RITUAL AND MONITO
Page 18: Degree. None but Master Masons are
Page 22: other arriving late should be ignor
Page 26: Entered Apprentice Mason: he was si
Page 30: Tyler--Without the inner door. W. M
Page 34: Lodge of such, duly assembled in a
Page 38: Treas.--In the south, Worshipful. W
Page 42: Entered Apprentice, the Master woul
Page 46: FIG. 2. SIGN OF AN ENTERED APPRENTI
Page 50: FIG. 6. SIGN OF A MASTER MASON. FIG
Page 54: First (or, as the case may be) Degr
Page 58: Mason, "Brothers, please retire," a
Page 62: Brother James B. Young, of Union Lo
Page 66: Petition of Robert Chase Fellow Cra
Page 72: Brother Secretary, are there any co
Page 76: The balloting is done as follows, v
Page 80: also say to Mr. Gabe, that as soon
Page 84: Masonry? Yes (or, I do). Do you ser
Page 88: accord? Mr. G.--It is. S. D.--Broth
Page 92: him to kneel for the benefit of pra
Page 96: Conductor (S. D.)--Mr. Peter Gabe.
Page 100: S. W.--The candidate is in order, a
Page 104: Master gives one rap with his gavel
Page 108: at the word "light," the conductor
Page 112: S. D.--Of an Entered Apprentice Mas
Page 116: candidate to do likewise. (See dueg
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S. D--O. J. W.--Z. S. D.--Bo. J. W-
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Candidate feels for something--beco
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superfluous corners of rough stones
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Q. What do you conceal? A. All the
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A. Who comes here? Q. Your answer?
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A. He ordered me to be reconducted
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Apprentice. Q. After saluting the W
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The common gavel is an instrument m
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With a few other interrogations and
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Q. How did you apply this to your t
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the strongest manner possible the s
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wisdom to contrive, strength to sup
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Q. Why none in the north? A. Becaus
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Q. Why so? A. Because it was said h
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licentious or vicious habit, the in
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charcoal to melt--when well lit, th
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following:] You, brother, are a pre
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necessary forms, is thus admonished
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Joshua, nor David, not Solomon, nor
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or he may not, be willing or able t
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Freemason.--Lexicon. 55:1 Pectoral,
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COMPASSES PLACED IN A LODGE OF FELL
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the Senior Deacon, who has taken hi
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The Senior Deacon then takes the sq
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S. D.--A brother. p. 62 J. W.--By w
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p. 63 Senior Deacon advances, and w
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FIG. 10. CANDIDATE TAKING THE OATH
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a brother of this degree, knowingly
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here I find you. Will you be off or
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Conductor.--Ja. (Some say "Jachin,"
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J. W.--Advance, and give me the pas
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The conductor and candidate now pas
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jewels of a Fellow Craft. The condu
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homage to the Deity, which at once
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SUCCOTH and ZAREDATHA, where King S
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of King Solomon's Temple, which app
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S. W.--Who comes here? S. D.--A Cra
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Middle Chamber where you are receiv
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their seats again.) W. M.--Brother
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Q. Where were you made a Fellow Cra
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Q. How were you then disposed of? A
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A. With the flap turned down, and t
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Q. By what way? A. Through a long p
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Q. Who cast them? p. 84 A. Our Gran
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p. 85 A. By the pass, and token of
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This is the end of the Fellow Craft
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produced this defect. A native of t
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The traditional account of the deat
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him by the left arm, leads him up t
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S. D.--By what further right or ben
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stops them, by placing his hand aga
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Worshipful Master one rap; the seco
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you will reconduct this candidate t
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FIG. 15. CANDIDATE TAKING THE OATH
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"Further, that I will keep a worthy
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W. M.--Brother Gabe, on receiving f
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Here Lodges differ in their mode of
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They then pass on to this officer's
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6, pp. 17, 18), which is responded
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At the same time the Senior Warden
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have none. You must pray for yourse
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completed, and we have not obtained
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S. W. (Second Ruffian.)--Give me th
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Third Ruffian, Jubelum, Members of
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First Ruffian--Is that you, Jubela?
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Captain--I should be glad of your c
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K. S.--No work laid out--no designs
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one of the best posted relates the
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put to death, probably. What have w
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Our cause is just; let us rush in a
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asely assassinated. Hold up your he
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Another says: "Let us go and report
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I. "Solemn strikes the funeral chim
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lost! Turning to the Senior Warden,
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decayeth and drieth up, so man liet
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FIG 18. MASTER GIVING THE GRAND MAS
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entered into a horrid conspiracy to
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three west, three north, and three
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hands were placed when he took the
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The Master next calls the candidate
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THE THREE STEPS Usually delineated
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opportunities of fulfilling the dut
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priesthood, and raised to the subli
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SETTING- MAUL. COFFIN, GRAVE, AND A
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that when the Grand Warden of Heave
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enevolence you are always to cultiv
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Masonry. Q. How gained you admissio
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Q. What did the Worshipful Master d
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Q. How were you then disposed of? A
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A. Our Grand Master, Hiram Abiff, h
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should appoint, in search of the ru
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Q. What did they represent? A. The
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consequently do not get the passwor
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message.) J. D.--The Lodge is tyled
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W. M.--Your duty there, Brother Sec
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W. M.--Brother Senior Warden, how s
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It is generally known among Masons,
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minor importance, may be gathered b
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The Senior " square and compass, De
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the different penalties as referenc
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esurrection of the body, and while
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after the Revival in 1717, for the
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tomb was in the rubbish and filth c
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p. 150 MARK MASTER, OR FOURTH DEGRE
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The interior arrangements of the Lo
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R. W. M.--Your duty there, Brother
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R. W. M.--Your duty there, Brother
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in the south, that the brethren may
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fingers of the right hand, leaving
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p. 157 living stone, disallowed ind
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Sometimes this stone weighs twelve
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Candidate--It is not. Junior Overse
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Overseer catches it over the left s
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As they finish the second verse, ea
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inexperience, the penalty is remitt
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J. D.--He has. S. D.--By what furth
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And have you not read this Scriptur
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most solemnly and sincerely promise
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supplied you with that amount, unkn
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FIG. 23. PASS-GRIP OF A MARK MASTER
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The Senior Warden takes the stone f
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HIRAM, TYRIAN, WIDOW'S SON, SENDETH
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destroy, The soul's calm sunshine,
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conduct should misfortunes assail y
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them, Go ye also into the vineyard,
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A. They were not, for King Solomon
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quarries and exhibited suitable spe
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Worshipful Master. Q. How did the R
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Q. To what does it allude? p. 180 A
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which was upon it, and concluding i
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A. While on my bended knees at the
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Supreme Grand Architect of the Univ
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the very spot for their appropriati
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p. 184 PAST MASTER, OR FIFTH DEGREE
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Richardson's work, the initiated wi
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members exclaim, No!) It is not a v
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12. You promise a regular attendanc
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Degree of Mark Master, or been elec
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giving a lecture, or some section o
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R. W. M.--Brother, let me now have
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and Senior Deacons; two strokes cal
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one obeys the signal with the utmos
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design. He (the candidate) sits the
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p. 196 for it was doubtful to many
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A. Kneeling upon both knees, both h
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Bible, square and compasses. Within
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Footnotes 184:1 The regular officer
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necessary instructions p. 197 are c
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The officers of a Chapter rank as f
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implements of his office. Master--H
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The Right Worshipful Master resumes
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Junior Deacon whispers in the ear o
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"I was glad when they said unto me,
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hereon, most solemnly and sincerely
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Furthermore do I promise and swear,
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Excellent Master's Song: All hail t
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Wherever assembled, The knowledge o
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is good (here one of the brethren,
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thy staff they comfort me. Thou pre
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Q. What was his answer? A. Let the
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Q. Show me another sign. (Give sign
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assembly, dedicated or consecrated
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work, in the centre of which a mort
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deemed appropriate to their occupat
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p. 219 The Grand Council consists o
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Master of the Second Veil, 11. Gran
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to sit in the Grand Council, to for
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instructs us that in the mind of a
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The companions now all balance thre
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Je ho vah. G o d. d G G o o d. 1 Af
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First Candidate (prompted.)--It is.
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Brethren, as you advance in Masonry
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America; together with that of the
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creatures, didst adorn us with grea
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One of the members now personates t
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Captain of the Host goes and opens
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themselves with the fraternity. I h
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Master of First Veil--Who comes the
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the Second Veil. (Stamps on the flo
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hand into thy p. 238 bosom. And he
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glorious work of rebuilding the hou
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the workmen, none are allowed to un
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such, we will employ you on the Tem
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High Priest (looking closely at it.
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Scribe--Nothing, Most Excellent. Hi
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"In the beginning, God created the
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King--A Pot of Manna! Holiness to t
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The second way to read the alphabet
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p. 250 places his right foot forwar
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The High Priest then reads to them
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It is generally conceded by Masonic
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and Scribe, Captain of the Host, Pr
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permitted to enter the presence of
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Q. What was then said to you? A. We
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exhibited to you at this point of y
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A. We are of your own brethren and
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Q. What were you then asked? A. By
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have come thus far to promote so no
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together with the signet. Q. What w
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A. We repaired to the place as befo
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sides to be the initials of our thr
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equally near and equally dear. Q. W
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in use among the different nations
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some of Zerubbabel's workmen. But t
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say, instead of JAO-BUL-ON, or JAH-
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secret vault under ground, leading
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Such is the Masonic and literal tra
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selfish consideration, I will be ev
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ORIGINAL POINTS.--Ancient Masonry a
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p. 270 import and ideas change with
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p. 271 APPENDIX. NOTE A, page 12.--
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captives to Babylon, where we remai
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down to rest and refresh himself. Q
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her left, that his ashes were then
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Q. By whom are they represented? A.
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Address of M. W. P. Al. Tucker, G.
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(as Professor of Astronomy and Geog
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them as matters of fact and princip
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Lodges of this city--and in view of
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Freemasonry. "Inaugurate a new era.
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