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...twelve alms-men there entered two ind two, and, coming to the middle of the choir, did, all together in a body, make their joint and low reverences to the altar, and, turning about, then made their f-beifznces to the Sovereign's flail, and, dividing tbemfclves, flo id on each fide in a row, down...

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...proceeded to the chapel ef Hairy VII. at the eaft end of the abbey of Weftmnßer* The twelve alms-men there entered two and two, and, coming to the middle of the choir, did, all together in a body, make their joint and low reverences to the altar, arid, turning about, then...

...proceeded to the Chapel of King Henry VII. at the eaft end of Weftminfter Abbey. The twelve Alms-men there entered, two and two, and coming to the middle of the choir, did ah1 together in a body make their joint and low reverences to the altar; and turning about, then made...

...twelve Alms-men there entered, two and two, and coming to the middle of the choir, did all together in a body make their joint and low reverences to the altar j and turning about, then made their obeisances to the Sovereign's stall j and dividing themselves,...

...arm. In this form they proceeded to the chapel of Henry VII. at tlie eaft end of Weftminfter Abbey. The twelve alms men there entered, two and two, and coming to the middle of the choir, altogether in a body, made their joint and low reverences to the allar, and turning about, then made...

...form they proceeded to the chapel of Henry the Seventh, at the east end of the Abbey of Westminster. The twelve Alms Men there entered two and two, and...reverences to the altar, and turning about then made their obeisances to the Sovereign's stall, and dividing themselves stood on each side in a row down from...