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Cap. 2. the Forest Laws.

tfeat ore nottsmk, which bx the law of nature ought tode common, and s remade proper dx the possession andtaking of them, a»dx wwlingi hunting, and tuchlike.And although men max KM Mw wild beasts in theirwildnesse, when the? are found wsndring, doing our ofsnx Ko?est» Vsrk, Lhsie, v? EWarren r ptt no man vsrvan? p?opert?in them, until thex hade killed them V fo? 5tuning the time ok their wildnesse, the? are Nul ius iorebus, airdthenthex must needs de kaid to be In msnudomini regis, fn the Lings possession: 2nd then theLing max pMledge them in an? pUce where be Willappoint,and ld p?odibite anx man to dill o? destrvx them-

L.- dow a Forest is ms6s, a d whit doth make thefame aFordh

TT /Hen the Ling is minded and determined toW make a ko?est in anx place that is meet foztame, he doth grant s comniiMon out ok his Court cfChancerx, under the great Deal ok Lo§l-nct, dtreaed tocertain wits and dildraec persons 6t k>? that purpose- <therein declaring that hiswill and pleaiiire is, to madea k>?est m inch a place, in such a Hire, within to manxmiles ofinch a plscezand therefore bx the tame Commit-ston he dorh will and command them, that the? ihall di-ligemlx perambulate and drew all che whole Countrex 'and Dbire within w man? miles compaste-and fo muchvfthe tame, as the? dx their drew and perambulation -Hall think meet and rondeniem to make a fo?ek ok, es?his delight and recreation, to bound and mser the came, -,dp sufficient markL,m«rs and doundsrie«,ro Mdrrcn ttroutld about, to that b? those msrks,meersand rcunda-^rfee, tde circuit and whole compasse of the koEest max -unto the Ling de known, and dikemed from other landwhich is- mt koM.^ And alld, further willing and com-

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