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ccnce or other reafonable Excufe, and that it he accepta-ble to the laid Soverayne ; for his abfence in this Cafe,the laid Knyght that loo lhall have done, for his Penance,(hail not come in his Stall at the nexc Feaft enluyng, inthe prefence of the Soverayne, nor in his faid Stall in thefaid College of Pf'yndcfore ; and farthermore (hall Pay tenPounds, lor to be converted and bellowed to the ufe ofthe Ornaments of the faid College,

V. Item, If it chaunfed that any of the Knyghtes of thefaid Order, by Leave or Licens, or otherwife, were inhis Houfe, or in any other Place, at his Libertie andFraunchife, the faid Even and Day of Saynt George, helhall be bound to caule to be prepared a Capitall Stall inthe Church or Chappel in the which he lhall heare De-vine Service, In the Capitall Stall lhall be fett and eleva-ted the Order of Saynt George, named the Gartier, beyngwithin the Gartier; and his propre Arms, within the Gar-tier alfo lhall be fee at a Stall that lhall be afmoche indiftance, after the proportion and quantity of the faidChurch or Chappel, from the Stall of the laid Soveravn,as is his Stall in the Caftle of H^ndefore, and (hall werehis faid Habit hole, and lhall heare the Devyne Service,fuche as by the Holy Church is ordened and limited forthe faid Day, as well the firft Even Song Mat- * D ; v ;„,tens * Malle, as the latter Even Songe. In service'doyng by him, firft Reverence to the Aulcer, inthe Honor of God, and atcer to the Stall where is fixedor fet up the Armes of the faid Order, as well and asoften at his comyng in, as at his goyng owte of the faidChurch or Chappel; and alfo as often as he (hall pafle be-fore the faid Armes allwey, excepte the Emperours,JCynges, Princes, and Electors. The which may in thiscafe fo ordeyne their Seats and Stalks, as that (hallfeme them beaft, and at their Pleafure.

VI. Item, If that were fo, that without any Proroga-tion the faid Feaft and Solempnyte of Saynt George werekept and celebrated the faid Day and Even of SayntGeorge, in the faid Caftell ol iVyndefcre ; and if it werenot the Pleafure of the faid Soverayne for to be prefenr,or that convenietidy he may not be there in Parfon the faidDay and Feaft, at his faid Caftell of Wyndefare ; 1 hat inthis Cafe, in what Place that his Pleafure (hall be, beyngWithin this his Realme of England , his Majeftie may ap-

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