Duncan's Masonic Ritual and Monitor - Rose Croix

The door is tyled, Right Worshipful.
H. W. M.--How tyled?
J. D.--Within the outer door, by a brother of this Degree, with a drawn sword in his hand.
R. W. M.--His duty there?
J. D.--To keep off all cowans and eavesdroppers, see that none pass or repass without due
qualification, or permission from the Right Worshipful Master.
R. W. M.--Let us be clothed, brethren.
Here the officers and members put on their aprons and jewels. The Master gives two raps
with his gavel, which brings all the subordinate officers on their feet; and each, standing
in his place, recites his duty on being questioned.
R. W. M.--The Junior Overseer's station in the Lodge?
J. O.--At the south gate.
R. W. M.--Your duty there, Brother Junior Overseer?
J. O.--To inspect all materials brought up for the building of the Temple; and, if
approved, pass them on to the Senior Overseer, at the west gate, for further inspection.
R. W. M.--The Senior Overseer's place in the Lodge?
S. O.--At the west gate.
R. W. M.--Your business there, Brother Senior Overseer?
S. O.--To inspect all materials brought up for the building of the Temple, and, if
approved, pass them on to the Master Overseer, at the east gate, for further inspection.
R. W. M.--The Master Overseer's place in the Lodge?
M. O.--At the east gate.
R. W. M.--Your business there, Brother Master Overseer?
M. O.--To preside at the inspection of all materials brought up for the building of the
Temple; and, if disapproved, to call a council of my brother Overseers.
R. W. M.--The Junior Deacon's place in the Lodge?