Craft.”  Junior Deacon to Senior Deacon, “Is it of his own free will and accord he makes this request?” Senior Deacon replies, “It is.”  Junior Deacon to Senior Deacon, “Is he duly and truly prepared?” Ans.  “He is.”  Junior Deacon to Senior Deacon, “Is he worthy and well qualified?” Ans.  “He is.”  Junior Deacon to Senior Deacon, “Has he made suitable proficiency in the preceding degree?” Ans.  “He has.”  Junior Deacon to Senior Deacon, “By what further rights does he expect to obtain this benefit?” Ans.  “By the benefit of a pass-word.”  Junior Deacon to Senior Deacon, “Has he a pass-word?” Ans.  “He has not, but I have it for him.”  Junior Deacon to Senior Deacon, “Give it to me.”  The Senior Deacon whispers in the Junior Deacon’s ear, “Shibboleth.”  The Junior Deacon says, “The pass is right; since this is the case, you will wait until the Worshipful Master in the East is made acquainted with his request, and his answer returned.”  The Junior Deacon then repairs to the Master and gives two knocks, as at the door, which are answered by two by the Master; when the same questions are asked, and answers returned, as at the door.  After which, the Master says, “Since he comes endued with all these necessary qualifications, let him enter this Worshipful Lodge in the name of the Lord, and take heed on what he enters.”  He enters; the angle of the Square is pressed hard against his naked right breast, at which time the Junior Deacon says, “Brother, when you entered this Lodge the first time, you entered on the point of the Compass pressing your naked left breast, which was then explained to you.  You now enter it on the angle of the Square, pressing your naked right breast; which is to teach you to act upon the square with all mankind, but more especially with the brethren.”  The candidate is then conducted twice regularly ’round the Lodge and halted at the Junior Warden in the South, where he gives two raps, and is answered by two, when the same questions are asked, and answers returned as at the door; from thence he is conducted to the Senior Warden, where the same questions are asked, and answers returned as before; he is then conducted to the Master in the East, where the same questions are asked, and answers returned as before; the Master likewise demands of him from whence he came, and whither he was traveling; he answers, “From the West, and traveling to the East.”  The Master says, “Why do you leave the West, and travel to the East?” The candidate answers, “In search of more light.”  The Master then says to the Senior Deacon, “Since this is the case, you will please conduct the candidate back to the West, from whence he came, and put him in the care of the Senior Warden, who will teach him how to approach the East, ‘the place of light,’ by advancing upon two upright regular steps to the second step (his heel is in the hollow of the right foot in this degree), his feet forming the right angle of an oblong square, and his body erect at the altar