Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

together with the signet.
Q. What was then said to you?
A. We were directed to wait until the Captain of
the Host could be informed of our request and his
answer returned.
Q. What answer did he return?
A. Let them be admitted
Q. By whom were you received?
A. By the Captain of the Host, who conducted us
into the presence of the Grand Council, who
examined us as to our proficiency in the
preceding degree, and expressed satisfaction at
our meeting, after which we were asked what part
of the work we were willing to undertake.
Q. Your answer?
A. Any part, even the most servile, to promote so
noble and glorious an undertaking.
Q. Of what were you then informed?
A. That from the specimens of skill which we had
exhibited, the Grand Council had confidence and
belief that we were able to undertake any part,
even the most difficult, but that it was necessary
that some more of the rubbish he removed from
the northeast part of the ruins, and they instructed
us to observe and preserve everything that we
might discover of value, for they had no doubt
that there were many valuable monuments of art
there which would be essential to the craft.