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2338. There is a prayer for opening tl^ meetings in page ^& of the new rules and regulations, beginning ** Gracious and Almighty God ;" is that the prayer you allude to ? — ^Ycs, and there is another at the closing of the lodge. 2339. Is it an invariable rule that the prayers are read ? — Always, 2340. Do you consider yourself as a member of the grand lodge bound by those - rules and regulations ? — Certainly. 234 1 . Are you aware what is the pass-word now ? — Yes. 2342. And the sign ? — Yes. ...2343. Are you at liberty to state them ? — I should not feel that I am. 2344. At the time you became a member you were sworn to secresy ? — ^Yes, but since then I have received the new signs and pass-words without any oath, but at the same time I feel conscientiously bound to keep them to myself, except commu- nicating them to a brother Orangeman. 2345. Is it in consequence of the oath you have taken, or of any existing rule or regulation ? — I should say both, because I look back to that oath as binding me, and though not bound to secresy by the new regulations, I still feel conscientiously restrained from promulgating them.
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