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CHAPTER III.
Of the Behaviour of Masons, as Members of a Lodge
SECT. I. Of Attendance

II. Of Working -
III. Of Behaviour in the Lodge while open
IV. Of Behaviour after the Lodge is closed -

CHAPTER IV.
Concerning the Behaviour of Masons in their Private Cha-

racter
Sect. I. When a Number of Brethren happen to meet,

without any strangers among them, and not in a formal
Lodge

II. When in the presence of strangers who are not
Masons

III. When at home and in your neighbourhood

IV. Of Behaviour towards a Foreign Brother or
stranger

V. Of Behaviour towards a Brother, whether pre-
sent or absent

VI. Concerning Differences and Lawsuits, if any
such should unhappily arise among Brethren

CHAPTER V.
Of Grand Lodges in general

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ANCIENT CEREMONIES.

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CHAPTER I.
Ceremony of Constituting and Consecrating a Lodge: In-
stalling the Officers

CHAPTER II.
Ceremony observed at Laying the Foundation of Public
Buildings

CHAPTER III
Ceremony at the Opening of a Bridge

CHAPTER IV.
Ceremony observed at the Dedication or Consecration of

Masons' Halls

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CHAPTER V.
Ceremonies observed at Funerals, with the Service used on
such occasions

98
Another Funeral Service

103
Service at the Grave

106

CHAPTER VI.
Processions:
No. I. For one Lodge on common occasions

108
II. Grand Procession when the Ceremony of Con-
secrating and Constituting a Lodge is performed in
public

109
III. At the Laying the Foundation Stones of Public
Buildings

110

THE FREE MASON'S GUIDE.

CHAPTER I.

Vindication of Masonry

114

CHAPTER II.

Friendship considered, with the advantages resulting from it 123

CHAPTER V.
The Government of the Fraternity explained

CHAPTER VI.

General Remarks

137

CHAPTER VII.
The Ceremony of Opening and Closing a Lodge

138

Dalcho's Explanation of the Working Tools
Entered Apprentices' Song

161
164

FELLOW CRAFT'S DEGREE

166
Remarks on the Second Degree

166
Of Operative Masonry

169
Of Speculative Masonry

170
Of the Use of the Globes

170
Of Order in Architecture

171
Of its Antiquity

171
The Tuscan

171
The Doric

172
The Ionic

172
The Corinthian

172
The Composite

173
The Five Senses of Human Nature

174
Grammar

178
Rhetoric

178
Logic

178
-Arithmetic

179
Geometry

179
Music

180
Astronomy

180
Charge at Initiation into the Second Degree ·

182
MASTER MASON .

183
The Pot of Incense

186
The Bee-hive

186
The Book of Constitution

187
The Sword pointing to a Naked Heart

187
All-seeing Eye

187
The Anchor and Ark

187
The Forty-seventh Problem of Euclid

187
The Hour-glass

188
The Scythe

188
The Three Steps

189
Charge at Raising to the Sublime Degree of a Master
Mason

189

Charge read in Lodge
Remarks on the Fourth Lecture
Charge on Advancement in this Degree
Mark Master's Song
Parable
Prayer at Closing -

199
200
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204
205
206

PAST MASTER'S DEGREE

208

MOST EXCELLENT MASTER

211
Remarks on the Sixth or Most Excellent Master's Degree 211
Most Excellent Master's Song

216
Charge to a Most Excellent Master

218

ROYAL ARCH MASON'S DEGREE

Observations on the Seventh Degree
Prayer at Exaltation
Ahabath Olam, another Prayer
Charge to a newly exalted Companion ·

66

CEREMONIES and CHARGES upon the Installation of the
Officers of a R. A. Chapter.

257
Prayer -

258
Address to the High Priest

265
King

267
Scribe

269
Captain of the Host

270
Principal Sojourner

271
Royal Arch Captain

272
Master of the Third Veil

273
Master of the Second Veil

273
Master of the First Veil -

273
Masters of the Three Veils as Overseers 274
Treasurer

275
Secretary

275
Chaplain

276

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280

Address to the Stewards

Tyler
High Priust
Officers generally

Chapter at large
HISTORY OF FREE MASONRY IN AMERICA -
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania

New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
N. - York
Ne - Jersey -
Ker ucky
Vir: nia
Del vare
Nor. Carolina
South Carolina
Ohio
Georgia
Maryland
District of Columbia

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REASONS why the Ladies have never been admitted to the
Society of Free Masons

295
HYMNS, SONGS, and ODES

303
Ode at the Dedication of a Lodge -

303
Ode performed at the Dedication of Free Masons' Hall in
London, May 23, 1776

304
The Mason's Aureu

306
Anthem

307
Solomon's Temple, an Oratorio

308