From the degree of an Entered Apprentice To that of a fellow craft.

Because it is an emblem of mortality and one of the working tools of a fellow craft

An angle of 90°, or the fourth part of a circle

Where were you made a Fellow Craft?

I'm a just and constituted Lodge of fellow craft

How were you prepared?

By being divested of all metals, neither naked nor clothed, barefoot nor shod, hoodwinked, and a cable-tow twice about my naked right arm; in which situation I was conducted to the door of the Lodge by a Brother

Why had you a cable tow twice about your naked right arm

It was to signify that as a fellow craft I was under a double tie to the fraternity

To what those knocks allude

To the three jewels of a fellow craft, the attentive ear, instructive tongue and the faithful breast

A brother who has been regularly initiated as an Entered Apprentice and now wishes to receive more light in masonry by being passed to the degree of a fellow craft

What were you then asked

If it was my own free willing Accord if I was duly and truly prepared worthy and well qualified if I had made suitable proficiency in the proceeding degree, all of which being answered in the affirmative

Did you get the pass?

I gave it not, my guide gave it for me.

I was directed to wait with patience until the worshipped master was informed of my request and his answer was returned.

What answer did he return

Let him enter and be received in due form

How were you received

On the angle of the square at my right naked breast, which was to teach me that the square of virtue should be a rule and guide to my conduct in all my future action with mankind

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Question	Answer
From what to what	From the degree of an Entered Apprentice To that of a fellow craft.
Why by the Square?	Because it is an emblem of mortality and one of the working tools of a fellow craft
What is a square?	An angle of 90°, or the fourth part of a circle
Where were you made a Fellow Craft?	I'm a just and constituted Lodge of fellow craft
How were you prepared?	By being divested of all metals, neither naked nor clothed, barefoot nor shod, hoodwinked, and a cable-tow twice about my naked right arm; in which situation I was conducted to the door of the Lodge by a Brother
Why had you a cable tow twice about your naked right arm	It was to signify that as a fellow craft I was under a double tie to the fraternity
To what those knocks allude	To the three jewels of a fellow craft, the attentive ear, instructive tongue and the faithful breast
Your answer	A brother who has been regularly initiated as an Entered Apprentice and now wishes to receive more light in masonry by being passed to the degree of a fellow craft
What were you then asked	If it was my own free willing Accord if I was duly and truly prepared worthy and well qualified if I had made suitable proficiency in the proceeding degree, all of which being answered in the affirmative
I was then asked by what further right or benefit I expected to gain admission. Your answer?	By the benefit of the pass.
Did you get the pass?	I gave it not, my guide gave it for me.
What followed	I was directed to wait with patience until the worshipped master was informed of my request and his answer was returned.
What answer did he return	Let him enter and be received in due form
How were you received	On the angle of the square at my right naked breast, which was to teach me that the square of virtue should be a rule and guide to my conduct in all my future action with mankind

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