Duncan's Masonic Ritual and Monitor - Rose Croix

J. W.--What is that?
Conductor--Duegard of a Fellow Craft Mason.
J. W.--Has it an allusion?
Conductor--It has; it alludes to the manner in which my hands were placed when I took
upon myself the solemn oath of a Fellow Craft.
J. W.--Have you any other sign?
Conductor--I have. (At the same time he makes the sign of a Fellow Craft, see Fig. 4, p.
17, and the candidate does the same.)
J. W.--What is that?
Conductor--The sign of a Fellow Craft Mason.
J. W.--Has it an allusion?
Conductor--It has; it alludes to the penalty of my obligation.
J. W.--Have you any further signs?
Conductor--I have not; but I have a pass, token, token of the pass, grip, and word.
J. W.--Advance, and give me the pass.
Warden takes hold of candidate by the right hand, and places his thumb on the first joint
of candidate's hand (see Entered Apprentice grip, Fig. 9, p. 36), and says to the
conductor:
J. W.--Will you be off or from?
Conductor--From.
J. W.--From what, and to what?
Conductor--From the real grip of an Entered Apprentice to the pass grip of a Fellow
Craft. (See Fig. 11, p. 66.)
J. W.--Pass. (They move their thumbs, as already described.)
J. W.--What is that?
Conductor--The pass grip of a Fellow Craft.