Duncan's Masonic Ritual and Monitor - Rose Croix

S. D.--A brother.
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J. W.--By what further right, or benefit does he expect to gain admission?
S. D.--By the benefit of the pass.
J. W.--Has he that pass?
S. D.--He has it not, but I have it for him.
J. W.--Advance, and give me the pass.
Senior Deacon advances, and whispers in the Junior Warden's ear, "Shibboleth."
J. W.--The pass is right; I will suffer you to pass on to the Senior Warden's station in the
west.
S. W.--Who comes here?
S. D.--Brother Gabe, who has been regularly initiated Apprentice, and now wishes to
receive more light in Masonry, by being passed to the Degree of Fellow Craft.
S. W. (turning to candidate.)--Brother Gabe, is it of your own free-will and accord?
Candidate--It is, &c., &c.
Precisely the same questions and answers transpire as at the Junior Warden's station and
at the door, and the candidate and conductor are permitted by the Warden to pass to the
Worshipful Master's station in the east.
W. M.--Who comes here?
S. D. (for candidate.)--Brother Gabe, who has been regularly initiated Apprentice, and
now wishes to receive more light in Masonry, by being passed to the Degree of Fellow
Craft.
W. M.--(turning to candidate.)--Brother Gabe, is it of your own free-will and accord?
Brother Gabe.--It is.
W. M.--Brother Senior Deacon (the Master speaking in a very deep tone of voice), is he
duly and truly prepared, worthy, and well qualified?
S. D.--He is.