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cause sfaT other beaMsfvenerp; the Uarr rs the MoltnvUeK» and themoK wo?MeK SeaT and taSrtlj OsSrL place, Zwill' first begin and Oea8 ok the terms tze--longiNL to him r Ang: Oerefs?? pou Gall antefaijythat at S ,

The tlrS peer, pou EM call him, A Hints ca^ c?3«aS&.

The second peer, poufijall call him, a Broker,.

The third peer,pou Italfcall him, a Spayad.

MM fourth Mr^ponEall call him, oStaggardJ*

The kltth peer, peuEaRcaThim,a Nsy:

Thelitth poer, pou Eall call him, a Hare-

Wuk here notMhat Kmeantienr WNntersSo rcj>o?t 3char in times paS the' Fv?e«ers and Wlwdmsn werewontta call him a SraZ at the fourth peer, and not tStaggartf, as toe now do r 2nd alC6 at the Mh Aer' thep did call him a great Rag : And IS the? Mere wontrv gibe him a difference bp this wo?d, Stag, and greatNag : And whereas some do think that a Slag. of whatagesoederhe de; Gall not de caMd a Hart, until! theLing o? Mueen do hunt him, that is not ld, so? chepAre all sreatlp deceided that to do thinkfo? after the "fifth peer or bis. age be Gall no mo?ede called a Stag,hut a Hart: And as BadLu, faith, at fir peers of. age,

, then a Hart pen lhaNhim call s id that if a Stag cvMe tode kx peers of age, then he is a Hart - iBut if the ikingo? Ltueen do hunt s? chase him,-and de escape swapalike, tben aster such a hunting o? chaAng, is calleda Hark K.'oysh Mtut if the Lhig v? DNkm do hunt 0 ?chase a Part in the 5Fo?efH With b? chasing is d?idenout ofthe FoM, so far, that he is not likelp to returntv the so?ek again of himself, and the Ling gibetb Himover, either so? that he itabeth offfrom hunting, as be*ihg wearp, o?, so? that' he canttot'recover him, and 'hecausethat Kch^MrthaO Mewed rye Rstig pafitMd

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