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    Article CLUB RULES* OF THE STONEHEWERS' AND MASONS' HANDICRAFT HERE IN STUTTGART, 1580. ← Page 6 of 6
    Article BESPEAKING THE MASTER. Page 1 of 1
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Club Rules* Of The Stonehewers' And Masons' Handicraft Here In Stuttgart, 1580.

the punishment of offences against the Craft ordinances , every effort being made to collect as large an amount of fines as possible . * The apprenticeship varies , but lasts at least two years ; and the journeyman must travel for the same term before he can report himself a candidate for the mastership .

The masterpiece consisted of a plan of a wooden building . The carpenters form only journeyman fraternities . The travelling journeyman carpenter carries his knapsack like the masons , on his left shoulder ; the son of a master on his right . He wears a black hat ( cylindrical ) .

Bespeaking The Master.

BESPEAKING THE MASTER .

( He knocks similar to the Mason ) . Stranger : Are you the worshipful master carpenter ? Master : Yes . Stranger : B y Leave and Favour : A friendly greeting from the

honourable ( FJhrsam ) f master carpenter N . or M . in Avhose employment I stood so many Aveeks , from the mistress and the sister [ i . e ., his ivife and daughter ' ] also from all the fellows in his employ , as likewise the stranger fellows and the whole honourable carpenters' craft in N . or M . ( the place where he last Avorked ) , to the honourable master ,

mistress , and the sister ; also to all the fellows in the employ , as likewise to the Avhole honourable carpenters' craft here in the free city of Lubeck : and I , the present carpenter journeyman N . or M ., from N . or M ., Avish to bespeak the honourable master for eight or fourteen days' work , or for so long as it may please both the master and me ,

according to Craft custom and usage . Master : I thank you , heartily . If the master accepts him as a journeyman he must then report himself to the elder , and be entered on the fellowship book , also appear every fortnight at the house of call . In the contrary case , the master hands him the donation , and wishes him luck on his travels .

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THE ROMAN COLLEGIA. Article 1
SONNET Article 6
PRE-REQUISITES FOR MASONIC INITIATION. Article 7
CURIOUS BOOKS. Article 10
TO AN INTRUSIVE BUTTERFLY. Article 11
BANQUETS. Article 13
CRAFT CUSTOMS OF THE ANCIENT STONEHEWERS, MASONS, AND CARPENTERS. Article 17
AN OLD STONEHEWER'S SONG. Article 22
CLUB RULES* OF THE STONEHEWERS' AND MASONS' HANDICRAFT HERE IN STUTTGART, 1580. Article 23
THE WORSHIPFUL CRAFT OF THE CARPENTERS. Article 27
BESPEAKING THE MASTER. Article 28
REPORTING ONESELF TO THE REGISTRAR OF STRANGERS. Article 29
As REGARDS THE MASONS. Article 31
THE LITTLE VILLAGE IN THE LONG VACATION. Article 33
FAR EASTERN ANCIENT RITES AND MYSTERIES. Article 36
VANISHED HOURS. Article 39
EARLY ARCHITECTS. Article 41
EPPING FOREST. Article 45
EARLY HAUNTS OF FREEMASONRY. Article 47
OUR HOLIDAY JAUNT. Article 53
FORTUITOUS THOUGHTS. Article 56
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 59
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Club Rules* Of The Stonehewers' And Masons' Handicraft Here In Stuttgart, 1580.

the punishment of offences against the Craft ordinances , every effort being made to collect as large an amount of fines as possible . * The apprenticeship varies , but lasts at least two years ; and the journeyman must travel for the same term before he can report himself a candidate for the mastership .

The masterpiece consisted of a plan of a wooden building . The carpenters form only journeyman fraternities . The travelling journeyman carpenter carries his knapsack like the masons , on his left shoulder ; the son of a master on his right . He wears a black hat ( cylindrical ) .

Bespeaking The Master.

BESPEAKING THE MASTER .

( He knocks similar to the Mason ) . Stranger : Are you the worshipful master carpenter ? Master : Yes . Stranger : B y Leave and Favour : A friendly greeting from the

honourable ( FJhrsam ) f master carpenter N . or M . in Avhose employment I stood so many Aveeks , from the mistress and the sister [ i . e ., his ivife and daughter ' ] also from all the fellows in his employ , as likewise the stranger fellows and the whole honourable carpenters' craft in N . or M . ( the place where he last Avorked ) , to the honourable master ,

mistress , and the sister ; also to all the fellows in the employ , as likewise to the Avhole honourable carpenters' craft here in the free city of Lubeck : and I , the present carpenter journeyman N . or M ., from N . or M ., Avish to bespeak the honourable master for eight or fourteen days' work , or for so long as it may please both the master and me ,

according to Craft custom and usage . Master : I thank you , heartily . If the master accepts him as a journeyman he must then report himself to the elder , and be entered on the fellowship book , also appear every fortnight at the house of call . In the contrary case , the master hands him the donation , and wishes him luck on his travels .

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