test2

  1. Will you be off or from?
    From
  2. From what?
    From the degree of entered apprentice to that of fellowcraft
  3. Are you a fellowcraft?
    I am, try me
  4. How will you be tried?
    By the square
  5. Why be the square?
    Because it is an emblem of morality and one of the working tools of a fellowcraft
  6. What is a square?
    An angle of 90 degrees or fourth part of a circle
  7. What makes you a fellowcraft?
    My obligation
  8. Have you a sign of this degree?
    I have
  9. Give it?
    Give FC due guard
  10. Does it have an allusion?
    It has, to the position in which my hands were placed when I took the obligation
  11. Do you have another sign?
    I have
  12. Give it
    Gives sign
  13. What is this?
    The sign of a fellowcraft
  14. Does it have an allusion?
    It has, to the penalty of the obligation
  15. Do you have another sign?
    I do not, but I have tokens
  16. Give me a token
    Gives pass grip
  17. What is this?
    The passgrip of a fellowcraft
  18. Has it a name?
    It has
  19. Will you give it to me?
    I did not so receive it, nor can I so impart it
  20. How will you dispose of it?
    I will letter or syllable it
  21. Syllable it and begin
    You begin
  22. Nay, begin you
    Bo..Shib..Leth..Shiv..Bo..Shiboleth
  23. What does it denote?
    Plenty
  24. How represented?
    By an ear of corn suspended near a water ford
  25. Will you be off or from?
    From
  26. From what?
    From the passgrip of fellowcraft to the grip
  27. Pass, what is this?
    The grip of a fellowcraft
  28. Has it a name?
    It has
  29. Will you give it to me?
    I did not so receive it, nor can I so impart it
  30. How will you dispose of it?
    I will letter or syllable it
  31. Letter it and begin
    You begin
  32. Nay, you begin
    A..J..C..H..I..N..Chin..Jachin
  33. Where were you made a fellowcraft
    In a regular lodge on the second degree of masonry
  34. How were you prepared?
    I was divested of all minerals and metals, neither naked nor clothed, barefoot nor shod, hoodwinked and a cable tow twice about my naked right arm. In which condition I was conducted to the door by a brother
  35. How gained you admission?
    By three distinct knocks
  36. What was to you from within?
    Who comes here
  37. Your answer
    Brother XX, who has been regularly initiated entered apprentice, and who wishes to receive more light in masonry by being passed to the degree of fellowcraft
  38. What were you asked?
    If it was of my own free will and accord, If I was worthy and well qualified, duly and truly prepared, had made suitable proficiency in the preceding degree.  All of which being answered in the affirmative, I was asked by what further rights or benefit I expect to gain this important privilege?
  39. Your answer?
    By the benefit of the pass
  40. Did you give the pass?
    I did not, but my conductor gave it for me
  41. What followed?
    I was directed to wait until the worshipful master could be informed of my request, and his answer returned.
  42. What answer did he return?
    The pass is right, let him enter in the name of God and be received in due form
  43. How were you received?
    On the angle of the square pressed against my naked right breast, which was to teach me that the square of virtue should be the rule and guide of my conduct in all my future transactions with mankind
  44. How were you disposed of?
    I was conducted twice about the lodge to the junior warden in the south, where the same questions were asked and like answers returned as at the door
  45. How were you then disposed of?
    I was conducted to the senior warden in the west where the same questions were asked and like answers returned as before
  46. How were you then disposed of?
    I was conducted to the worshipful master in the east where the same questions were asked and like answers returned as before
  47. How did the WM then dispose of you?
    He ordered that I be re-conducted to the senior warden in the west who taught me to advance by two upright, regular masonic steps, my feet forming the angle of an oblong square, my body erect to the WM
  48. What did the WM then do to you?
    He made me a fellowcraft in due form
  49. What is that due form?
    Kneeling on my naked right knee, my left forming the angle of a square, my body erect, my left arm supported in the angle of a square, my right hand resting on the holy bible, square and compass. In which due form I took the solem obligation of a fellowcraft, which is as follows...
  50. Oath I
    I XX, of my own free will and accord, in the presence of almighty God and this worshipful lodge of ancient free and accepted masons on the second degree of masonry, erected to him and dedicated to the holy saints john, do hereon solemnly swear
  51. Oath II
    That I will alway hele, ever conceal, and never reveal any of the secrets of the fellowcraft degree, that have been, may be now or at any future time be communicated to me or in any way come to my knowledge to any person. Except it be in a regular lodge on the second degree or to a known brother FC
  52. Oath III
    Nor unto him until by strict trial, due examination or lawful masonic information, I shall have found him or them as justly entitled to the same, as I am about to be
  53. Oath IV
    I furthermore solemnly swear that I will Do Obedience Pay to the officers of this lodge or any other lodge in all their lawful masonic workings
  54. Oath V
    I furthermore solemnly swear that I will Do Answer Make to all signs and summons sent to and received by me from a fellowcraft lodge if within the length of my cabletow
  55. Oath VI
    I furthermore solemnly swear that I will Aid And Assist all distressed brother FC, they applying to me as such.  And I finding them worthy so far as the necessity my require, and my ability to perform will admit
  56. Oath VII
    I furthermore solemnly swear that I will not Cheat, Wrong or Defraud a brother FC, nor supplant him in any of his laudable undertakings knowing him to be as such
  57. Oath VIII
    To all this I solemnly swear with a fixed and steady purpose, to keep and perform without hesitation, mental reservation or secret evasion of mind. Binding myself under no less penalty than that of having my breast torn open, my heart taken thence and exposed to the vultures of the air as prey
  58. Oath IX
    Should I violate this, my fellowcraft solemn obligation, so help me God and keep me steadfast.
  59. After the obligation, what were you asked?
    What I most desired
  60. Your answer?
    More light in Masonry
  61. Did you receive it?
    I did, by order of the worshipful master with assistance of the brethren.
  62. On being brought to light, what did you behold different from the preceding degree?
    One point of the compass was bare and the other concealed, to teach me that as yet I have received light, but partially
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hullspirit
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