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CHAP. VI.

1. What is vert r-r general.

—2. How many forts of vert there are.

3. What it vert in the Kings oven woods ,

4. What ftsll be said to be vert in the woods of every commonperson.

5. Whereof the fame receiveth the name of vert.

CHAP. VII.

--1. Of the meers and bounds of the Forest.

2. That every Forest of necessity must have CUeers andFounds.

3. That all the Meers & Bounds of the Forest do belong un-to the King only.

4. The difference between Infra Regardum Foreste, andInfra Forestam.

CHAP. VIII.

I, Of Woods and Coverts of the Forests and of their diffe-rences.

—2. That the Lawes of the Forest doe restrain every manfrom cutting down of his woods within his own freehold inthe Forest.

3. How, and in what fort , men may cut down their woodswithin the Forest.

. What shall be said to he wast by the laws of the Forest.

- What forfeiture and punishment doth grow to him thatdoth commit waji within the Forest..

6 Whereof the fame receiveth the name of wast.

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