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...ftall, who arofe, and making their double obeifances, both at one time in their ftalls, defcended im i the middle of the choir, where they repeated the fame,...retired under their banners. Bath then, in like manner, fuuimoned the Knights in the next ftalls, fo throughout the whole courfe of the flails, fummoning them...

...flail, who arofe, and making their double bbeifances, both at one time in their flails, defcended into the middle of the choir, where they repeated the fame,...retired under their banners. Bath then, in like manner, fumbned the knights in the next flails, fo throughout the whole courfe of the flails, fummoning them...

...Stall, who arofe, and making their double Obeifances both at one Time in their Stalls, defcended into the Middle of the Choir, where they repeated the fame,...them by Pairs, and the Proxy of the Duke of Richmond fmgle, and then the Great Mafter, and after him Prince William' alone, who all of them with the like...