Cap. 24. the Forest Laws. ^

Engine, o?L>Mtteth him st anx gap 0? pitch ZL thedeer is wont to wow, 0? tsketh hisilight, xe lhall do ustoweer. . ^

-49 also if there be anp person that hvldeth anx long-running-hounds and rideth 0? goeth through the fo?estLs the highwsies lie, and tahetfj not up his saw hound02 hounds with a last knot, so that.thex wind the deer-snd fall thereto, and d?ide the deer till he be dead, be itwithin the fo?esto; without, do us to wwt of the per-rons names and dwelling places, and of the deer to kil-led,^.

50 Item, if anx man takech anx deer wich nets,ico?ds, Videstat; 3 ^s]ropes, double paternoster, o? otcher engine, xe than do ^cs-rz.us to weet.

51 Item, if an? man chafe 0? course, 0? set an? Ket0? Engine, though he kill not, 8cc. xou lhall pMnt the

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52 stem, if an? man cometh into the fo?est, and there

Ssieth fox, Gare, Lonx, 0? an? other beasts 0? fowl ofMarren without suthoritx, 8cc. xou Gall present thefame.

5Z Item, if there be anx man that dwelleth about thebo?der of the kd?est and Keepeth anx strange G?ex°hounds, and waitech when the Lings deer de out of theforest, and fo?eMteth the said deer,fo that thex max norcome home, but bx that means is dead: xe lhall do us towwtwho he is, and who owetb the G?ex-hounds, sndthe Place where the fame was done.

^4 As there be anx man that hath stain anx deer ofthe Lings Within the fo?est, of his name, and what deerwas w stain, xou lhall do us to weet.

5$ stem, if there be anx Person that steeptth anx An. ^hounds v? G?ex-hounds that max not difpmd x. li. bxthe xear ofland of inheritance, 0? xrxai.hx § mt of free. T-hold land over all charges^ 0? is not posselled of goods a '

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