On the tracing board of the second degree. What does the text say that is written using the masonic rubric? Ancient Scottish rite

What does the text say that is written using the Masonic rubric on the tracing board of the second degree in the Ancient Scottish Rite?

The tracing board of the Second Degree, or Fellow Craft, emphasizes the pursuit of knowledge and the development of intellect. It is described as a representation of the interior journey that a Mason embarks upon. The text associated with this board often includes the idea that the "Tracing Board is for the Master to draw his designs upon, the better to enable the younger Brethren, and the more expert Fellowcrafts, to carry on the intended building with order, regularity, and propriety"【4:3†source】.

Furthermore, it highlights the importance of self-improvement and the cultivation of the liberal arts and sciences, encouraging Masons to "improve himself in Masonry"【4:3†source】. The symbols depicted, such as the Gothic arch and the tessellated pavement, serve to remind the Craftsman of the moral and ethical lessons inherent in their work.