. The book of the ancient and accepted Scottish rite. s an honorarium, andthus the degree became established. You haveheard what are the lessons taught by the workinginstruments of a Grand Master Architect, and I shallnot now enlarge upon those lessons. The great du- 136 BOOK OF THE A. AND A. KITE. ties which they inculcate demand much of us, andtake for granted our capacity to perform them hope that we are not mistaken in believing thatyou possess that capacity, and in expecting that youwill be always found equal to the task which yonhave thus imposed upon yourself. CLOSING. S.\
. The book of the ancient and accepted Scottish rite. s an honorarium, andthus the degree became established. You haveheard what are the lessons taught by the workinginstruments of a Grand Master Architect, and I shallnot now enlarge upon those lessons. The great du- 136 BOOK OF THE A. AND A. KITE. ties which they inculcate demand much of us, andtake for granted our capacity to perform them hope that we are not mistaken in believing thatyou possess that capacity, and in expecting that youwill be always found equal to the task which yonhave thus imposed upon yourself. CLOSING. S.\ W.\ The sun has set, and the eveningstar has risen. T.\ P.\ The hour of rest has arrived. Give noticeto the Grand Masters that this Chapter of GrandMaster Architects is about to be closed, that theymay aid in so doing. S.\ G.\ W.\ Brethren in the North, the ThricePotent Grand Master is about to close this Chapterof Grand Master Architects, and desires your assist-ance, since the hour of rest has arrived. THIRTEENTH DEGREE. anal %tstx at ft»0ffc<. The Ark op Phile. ARGUMENT. Tras degree, in fact, forms the climax of Ineffable Masonry ; itis the keystone of the arch, and discovers that which is revealedin the succeeding degree of Perfection. It is a most importantand interesting grade, and so intimately connected with its suecessor as to appear like a section of that degree. The shaded beauties of the sacred words that have been hith-erto revealed, and the lessons and virtues that have so graduallybeen inculcated, in this degree receive a climax, and culminate iuthe development of the great mysteiy of Ineffable Masoury. The dark clouds and mists that have hitherto veiled the sa-cred mysteries now begin to be dispelled: the glorious dawn illu-mines the E.\ with its bright effulgence, and its rays penetratointo dark and hidden places. PI 1 n 1 5 6 5 10 =26 n 1 n K 5 10 5 1 =21.
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