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A Treatise of Cap. 13.

how their young grow up and wax great through goodfeeding, unto wbom I have given the wilderness to be theirhouse, and the untilled land to be their dwelling place.MHereby it appeareth, Wat even as God bats} sppoin-ted the toild heads of the IFo?est a place to dwell in, sohath he aim appointed them a time to fatoti in, and tobring M?W their young ones, so? the increase of theirbinde r and as God did make these tvild beasts of the fo-rest so? the use os man, and gabe him the rule and chargeober them r so We Ling, being the chief head and Rulerof man, bath made and appointed certain 3Utos andDKinances so? the p?eserbation of those wild beasts,so? the necessary service and use of man: and so? thatcause the Lings and Minces of this Realm hade madeand established certain provident Laws so? the p?eser*bation of 5Fo?etts,andfo? the replenishing of them withwild beasts r among which Laws there is a specialRegard had so? the time of fawning, being the time,when that We feminine binde of those wild beasts dob?ing fb?tb tbeiryotmg ones. 2nd among all the Lawsand£D?dinances that ever were made so? the p?eserbati*on and continuance of a forest,there is none that sijbuldbe mo?e carefully looked unto, and regarded, then this,so? the time of their increasing, to preserve We youngfawns: so war as those wild beasts, Wat are alreadycome ts weir season and perfection, so? the service y useof man, Ihall be taken away, were may agaiube othersto grow up in their places, to replenift the forest withnew supply: so?, if the Deer Wat are already, be dailykilled and destroyed, and no rare had -so? their increasengatn,tben the fojeft wrll bery soon come to be no fo?esr,but only a territo?y of vacant grounds-and wttefo?e theILatos'babe appointed certain'©fFtVers, only to attendupon the totld beasts, and we Mert of the foM, ^t alltimes of the year,to j^eserbe them ftornhurt, snd to fee