Duncan's Masonic Ritual and Monitor - Rose Croix

W. M. (lifting the candidate up.)--You will arise, and salute the Junior and Senior
Wardens as an obligated Master Mason.
Here Lodges differ in their mode of work; some only pass the candidate around the
Lodge once, and as he passes the Junior and Senior Wardens he gives the Master's sign.
(See Fig. 6, p. 18.) The Master should instruct the candidate (and he generally does) how
to make the signs before he gets up from the altar, after taking the obligation.
The following appears to be the proper way:--After the candidate gets up from the altar,
the conductor should lead him from the altar direct to the Junior Warden's station in the
south,
p. 98
and give three raps on the floor with his rod, the Junior Warden responding by three raps
with his gavel.
J. W.--Who comes here?
Conductor--Brother Gabe, an obligated Master Mason.
J. W.--How shall I know him to be such?
Conductor--By the pass and token of the pass of a Master Mason.
J. W. (offering his hand to candidate.)--Advance the token. (They take hold of each
other's hands by the real grip of a Fellow Craft. See real grip of a Fellow Craft, Fig. 12, p.
67.)
J. W.--Will you be off, or from?
Conductor (for candidate.)--From.
J. W.--From what, and to what?
Conductor--From the real grip of a Fellow Craft to the pass grip of a Master Mason.
J. W.--Pass. (They now pass to the pass grip of a Master Mason. (See Fig. 16, p. 97.)
J. W.--What is that?
Conductor--The pass grip of a Master Mason.
J. W.--Has it a name?
Conductor--It has.