Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

adjacent to a Lodge of Entered Apprentice
Masons."
NOTE H, page 44.--Some say, "Three times
around the Lodge."
NOTE I, page 51.--Some say, "On the highest
hills and lowest valleys."
NOTE J, p. 89.--In some Lodges, the Deacon
omits the single rap (•), and opens the door when
the three raps (• • •) are given.
NOTE K, page 205.--In most Lodges the
candidate does not halt at the Junior Warden's
station, but passes on to the Senior Warden.
NOTE L, page 125.--Master says: "I shall now
proceed to give and explain to you the several
signs and tokens belonging to the Degree." Here
the Master places his hands as the candidate's
p. 272
were when he took the oath of a Master (see Fig.
5, page 17), and explains. Makes sign of a Master
Mason, and explains. (See Fig. 6, page 18.)
Makes the grand hailing sign, and explains. (See
Fig. 7, page 18.) Gives grip of a Master Mason,
and explains. (See Fig. 16, page 97.) Gives strong
grip, and explains. (See Fig. 17, page 120.)
NOTE M, page 235.--The Principal Sojourner
should say: "We are of your own brethren and
kin--children of the captivity--descendants of
those noble Giblemites, we were received and
acknowledged Most Excellent Masters at the
completion and dedication of the first temple-were
present at the destruction of that temple by
Nebuchadnezzar, by whom we were carried