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SECT. XVI.
THE HOMAGE

| The Exhortation being ended all the Princes and
Peers then present do their Homage publicly and
solemnly unto the King.
Majesty's knees and the rest Of the Bishops kneei
in their places: and they do their Homage to-
gether. for the shortening Of the ceremony, the
Archbishop saying;
l Frederick Archbishop OF Canterbury land so
every one Of the rest y BiShGp Of M n repeatins
full and true, and Faith and Truth will bear unto
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland
And 1 will 10, and truly acknowledge the Service
of the Church. So help God
Then the Archbishop kisseth the Kings left
Cheek.
Then the Prince Of Wales taking off his Coronet
kneels down before his Majestys knees. the rest
of the Princes of the Blood Royal kneeling in
nouncins the Words Of HomaGe after him the
Prince of Wales saying:
n. Prince. or Duke, &c. of y. do become your
ship and Faith and Truth I will bear unto YOU
So help God.
Then the Princes of the Blood Royal arising sever
ally touch the Crown of his Majestys Head and
kiss his Majesty's left Cheek. After which the
seats kneeI down put of their Coronets and do
their Homage. the Dukes trst by themselves.
and the Barons severaiIy in their places the first
OF each order k4eehns r qetore pre- MS MaJeSiy b M and
also kneeling in their places. and all OF his Order
saying after him:
| y.
Liege man OF Lie ana Limo and or earthly wor-
ship. and Faith and Truth l will bear unto you.
to live and die. against all manner OF Folks
So help God
The Peers having done their Homage. the first Of
each order putting of his Coronet. singIy
cends the Throne again. and stretching forth his
hand touches the Crown his Maiestys Head
as promising by that Ceremony for himself and
his Order be ready support IL with all
their power and then kisseth the Kings Cheek
While the Princes and Peers are thus doing their
Homage, the King. If he thinks good. delivers his
Sceptrv with the Cross and the Sceptre or Rod
with the Dove. 10 some to the Blood
Royal or 10 the Lords that carried them in the
Procession. 10 any other that he pleaseth 10
assign. to hold them by him.
And the Bishops that support the King in the Pro-
ceSSion also him. by supporting the
Crown as there shall be occasion ~
AT the same time the Choir stngeth this
ANTHEM
Kings shall and arise, princes also shall vOr-
ship because of the Lord that is faithful even the
HOlv One of Israel who hath chosen thee. That
thou mayest say to the prisoners Go forth to them
that are in darkness, Show yourselves For he
that hath mercy them shall lead them even bv
will make all my mountains a way and my high
Ways shall be exalted. Behold these shall come
from far and 10. these from the north and from
the west and these from the land OF Snim.
When the Homage is ended. the Drums beat and
the Trumpets sound. and all the People shout
crying out:
God King EDWARD
Long live King EDWARD
May the King live for ever --
The soiemnlty of the Kings Coronation being thus
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SECT. III.
- = IT.
THE RECOGNITION

THE RECOGNITION
me King and Queen being placed. the Arch
bishop turneth to the East part of the Theatre
end. after, together with the Lord Chancellor,
Lord Great Chamberlain Lord High Constable
and Earl Marshal Garter King OF Arms pre-
ceding them) goes to the other three sides Of
the Theatre in this order. South. West and
North, and at every of the four sides with a loud
voice speaks TO the People: And the King in the
meanwhile standing up by his Chair. turns and
shows himself unto the People every of the
four sides of the Theatre As the Archbishop is at
every of them, and while he speaks thus to the
People:
the Undoubted King of this Realm: Wherefore All
You who are come this day to do your Homage, Are
YOU willing to do the same?
The People signify their willingness and JOY by loud
and repeated accIamatons all with voice
crying out,
God save King EDWARD.
Then the trumpets sound.
Tho Bible Paten, and ChaliCe brought by the
Bishops who had borne them, and placed upon
the Altar.
The King and Queen go to their Chairs set for them
the south side OF the Altar, where they
10 knee at their Faldstools when the Iitany be-
gins.
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SECT. XII.

THE PUTTING on OF THE CROvN.
The Archbishop. standing before the Altar. taketh
the Crown into his hands. and laying it again be-
fore him upon the Altar saith
GOD, the Crown of the faithful. Bless We be-
seeCh Thee and sanctify this Thy
Here the King servant EDWARD our King; and
must be put ii Thou dOst this day set q
mind to bow his Crown of pure Gold upon MS
Head Head enrich his Royal Heart
with Thine abundant grace, and
crown him with all prnCely virtues, through the
King Eternal Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen
Then the King sitting down in King Edwards
Chair the Archbishop. assisted with other
Bishops from the Altar; the Dcan OF
Westminster brings the Crown. and the Arch
bishop taking it of him reve:enty putteth IL upon
the Kings Head. At the sight whereof the Peo-
pie, with loud and repeated shouts cry, COO save
the King, the Peers and the Kings OF Arms put
their Corouets; and the Trumpets sound ana
are shot off.
The AccIamation ceasing the Archbishop sceth on
and saith:
BE strong and of a good courage: Observe the
commandments Of God. and walk in His hoty ways:
Fight the fight of faith. and lay hold on eter
nal life: that in this world YOU may be crowned
with success and honour. and when you nave nm
ished your course. receive Crown of Righteous
ness. which God the righteous Judge shall slVe you
in that day.
Then the Choir sngeth:
strong and play the Keep the COM
randments of the Lord thy God, and walk in mis-
ways.
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Worksop being put the Archbishop delivers
the Sceptre with the Cross into the Kings Right
Hand. saying:
RECEIVE the Royal sceptre, the ensign Of King
ly Power and Justice
And then he delivers the Sceptre with the Dove
into the Kings left Hand, and saith:
RECEIVE the Rod of Equity and Mercy; and
God. from whom all holy desires, ali good CounselS,
and all Just works do proceed direct and assist
you in the admnstra tion and exercise of all those
powers which he hath given you Be so mercful
that you be not too remiSs: execute Justice that
you forget Mercy. Punish the wicked, pro-
and cherish the Just, and lead your people in
the way wherein they should go.
The Lord of the Manor of WorlIsOp supports his
MajeSty'S Right Arm.
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SECT. TX.

THE PRESENTING OF THE SPURS AND SWORD
AND THE GIRDING AND OBIATION OF THE
SAID SWORD.
The Spurs are brought from the Altar by the
Dean Of Westminster. and delivered to the Lord
Great Chamberlain. who kueeIing down. touches
his Majesty's heels herewith. and sends them
Then the Lord who carries the Sword of State
ItuNerins, inc said Sword to the Lord Chamber
In Saint Fdward's thapen he racei,ss ~ s ro CTS tS
Lord Chamberlain i'm lieu thereof. another Sword.
King 70 be srt witha which he deiivereth % to the the
Archbishop. and the Archbishop. laying 1t on the
Altar. saith the following Prayer:
HEAR our prayers. o Lord we beseecn thee. and
so b o[eG5 oa and d sbPp9rt m % Thy kng
not bear it in vain; but may use 1t as the minister
OF God for the terror and punishment OF ev-doers
Amen.
Then the Archbishop takes the Sword from off the
Altar. and the LArchhishop of York and the
Bishops of London and Winchester and other
Bishops assisting, and going along with HIM dc
ivers II into the Kings Right Hand. and he
holding IT, the Archbishop saith:
RECEIVE this KingIy Sword. brought now from
the Altar of God. and delivered 10 YOU by the
hands of us the Bishops and servants Of God.
though unworthy.
The King standing up the Sword Is girt about him
by the Lord Great Chamberlain and then, the
King sitting down, the Archbishop saith:
,rU WITH this swGFd % do tustGe stop the growth Of
defend widows and orphans restore the things that
are gone to decay, maintain the things that are
restored. punish and reform what is amisS and
confirm what is in good order; that doing these
things you may be glorious i'm all virtue and
faithfully serve our Lord Jesus Christ in this life
that you may reign for ever with him in the life
which is 10
Then the King rising up. ungirls his sN ord and
going to the Altar offers 1t there i'm the Scab-
bard. and then returns and sits down in King
Edwards Chair: and the Peer. who first received
the Sword. offereth the price OF IL, and having
thus redeemed it, receiveth 1t from the Dean of
Westminster. from off the Altar, and draweth IL
n1Ytr he Sfa hhuF n6 aEaA hHfn
his Majesty during the rest Of the solemnity.
Then the Bishops who had assisted during the
Offering return to their places
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SECT. VI.
THE SERMON.

At the end Of the Creed of the Bishops is ready
in the Pulpit, placed against the pillar at the
northeast corner of the Theatre. and begins the
Sermon, which is to be short and suitable to the
great occasion; which the King and Queen hear
sitting in their respective Chairs on the south
side of the Altar, against the Pulpit.
And whereas the King was uncovered during the
saying of the Iitany and the beginning of the
Communion Service; when the Sermon begins he
puts his Cap of crimson velvet turned up with
ermns and continues to the end of IL.
ON his right hand stands the Bishop of Durham,
and beyond him, the same side the Lords that
carry the Swords: on his left hand the Bishop Of
Bath and Wells, and the Lord Great Chamberlain.
The two Bishops that support the Queen stand on
either side of her. And the Lady that bears up
the Train. and her Assistants. constantly attend
her Majesty during the whole soemnity.
on the north side OF the Altar sits the Archbishop
in a purple velvet Chair. and near him the
Archbishop Of York; and the other Bishops along
the north side OF the wall betwxt him and the
Pulpit Near the Archbishop stands Garter King
of Arms on the south side. OF the King s
Chair nearest to the Altar, are the Dean Of
Westminster the rest of the Bishops, who bear
any part in the Service. and the Prebendaries Of
Westminster
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SECT. XV.
THE DIFFERENTIATION

The Te Deum being ended the King is lifted up
into his Throne by the Archhishops and Bishops.
and other Peers Of the Kingdom; and being In
thronized. or placed therein, all the Great Ohcers,
those that bear the Swords and the Sceptres. and
the Mobiles who had borne the other Regalia,
stand round bout the steps OF the Throne. and
the Archbishop standing before the King saith
STAND hrm, and hold fast from heuceforth the
Seat and state Of Royal and Imperial Dignity.
which is this DAY delivered unto you. in the Name
and by the authority OF Almighty God. and by the
hands of the Bishops and servants Of God,
though unworthy And as YOU see US 10 approach
nearer to Gods Altar. vouchsafe the more
graCouSly TO continue to your ROYAL favour
and protection. And the Lord God Almighty whose
Ministers are and the Stewards OF his MyS-
teries establish yor Throne in righteousness, that
IL may stand fast for evermore. like the sun
before him, and the faithful witness in heaven
Amen.
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THE QUEENS CORONATION. BY THE ARCHBISHOP
OF YORK.
The Queen ariseth and goeth TO the steps OF the
Altar. supported by two Bishops. and there kneel-
the following Prayer: ~
ALMIGHTY God. the fountain Of all goodness:
i. 1lye ear we oeseech thee. 20 our prayers. and
In thy Name. with all humble devotion We conse-
S Sn, gIr queen d Drend her evsrmore from dan
OF OF virtue and pety, and blessing this kingdom
nsh With then PStheT St IN the G uny ts'o Of 1Ss sR
HOLY spirit world without end. Amen.
This Prayer being ended. the Queen arissth and
cometh to the place OF her Amounting: Which Is
to be at FaldstooI set for that purpose before
Faia ti'aS sb oetwsen the steps and kins EDWARDS
appointed for that service ana sa Summoned by Gsr
Of cSd Hs 6r eT arms Arr 5b holding rich n Pa Pail Of Cloth
the Holy oil upon the Crown of her Head, saying
these words
IN the Name of the Father and of the Son, and
OF the Holy Ghost: Let the amounting with this OH
| Spirit establish you for ever and ever Amen
Then the Archbishop of York receiveth from the
| Officer of the Jewel Office the Queens Ring. and
| Putteth 1t upon the Fourth Finger of her Right
Hand, saying
.I5 REEVE 9d5 e this Ring the seal Of sincere Faith
therein long to continue fearing him always. and
through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Then the Archbishop of York taketh the Crown
from of the Altar into his hands and reverently
Setteth it upon the Queens Head. saying;
RECElNE the Crown of glory honor and JOY:
! Ana God the Crown OF the faithful. who BY our
F-lfscopaI hands Though Orthyl doth this day
ser 3rown or pure Gold upon YOUR Head. enrich
your Royal Heart with his abundant grace and
crown you with all princely virtues in this life
and wtth an everlasting Crown OF glory In the life
which Is to come, through Jesus Christ our Lord.
AmSn
The Queen being crowned all the Peeresses put on
their COronets.
Then the Archbishop Of York putteth the Scentr.
into the Que ms Right Hand. and the Ivory Rod
with the Dove into her Left Hand; and sayeth
this Prayer:
% LORD, the giver of all perfection: Grant unto
this thy servant ALEXANDRA Queen. that by
the powerful and mild influence of her piety and
virtue. she may adOrn the high dignity which she.
nath obtained. through Jesus Christ Lord
| Amen.
The Queen being thus Amounted. and Crowned. and
having received all her Ornaments ariseth and
goeth from the Altar. supported by her Bish-
ops. and so up to the Theatre. And she pass
eth by the King his Throne. she boweth her
sell reverently TO his Majesty and then is con-
Quoted TO her own Throne, and without any fur
ther ceremony taketh her place in It,
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and Clergy of England and to the Church therein
committed to their charge all such Rights and
PRIVILEGES, as by Law do or shall appertain 10
them, or any of them?
Alng. All this / promise to do.
Then the King arising out of his Chair supported
as before, and assisted by the Lord Great Cham
berlain' the Sword of State being carried before
him, shall to the Altar and there being un-
covered, make his Solemn oath In the sight of all
the People. TO observe the Premisses Laying
ms right hand upon the Holy Gospel in the Great
t3lDle. which is now brought from the Altar by
the Archbishop, and rendered to him he kneels
upon the steps, saying these words:
The things which l have here before promised I
will perform, and keep
So help me God.
Oath.
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SECT. XIX.
THE RECESS


The whole Coronation Ofice being thus performed
the King attended and accompanied as before
the four Swords being carried before him de
Scends from his Throne Crowned and carryir|
his Sceptre and Rod in his hands goes into N
Area eastward of the Theatre. and passes o
through the Door on the South side Of the Alta
into saint Edwards Chapel; AID as they pass b
the Altar the rest OF the Regalia, living upo
H. are 10 be delivered by the Dean OF westnlil-
ster TO the Lords that carried them in the Pro
cession. and so they proceed in State into N
chapel, the Organ all the while playing Tn
Queen at the same time descending goes in i<
manner into the same Chapel at the Door on N
North side OF the Altar; bearing her Sceptre 4
her Right Hand. and her Ivory Rod in her Left
The King and Queen being come into the Chape
the King standing before the Altar, delivers n
Sceptre with the Dove to the Archbishop. VIII
layeth 1t upon the Altar there And the Golde.
Spurs and St Edwards Stan are given into tn
hands OF the Dean of Westminster. and by hif
laid there also.
His Majesty will then be disrObed OF his Imperis
Mantle or Robe of State, and arrayed In hi
Royal Robe of Purple Velvet. and her Majest
Velvet. His Majesty wearing his 1mPertS
Crown. will then receive in his Left Hand IN
Orb from the Archbishop.
Then their Maiesties will proceed through u
Choir 70 the West Door OF the Church. IN "
way 5 they came. wearing their troWnS
the King bearing In his Right Hand the ScepJr
with the Cross and In his Left the ORB. IN
Queen bearing in her Right Hand her Sceptr
with the Cross and in her Left the Ivory Rot
with the Dove: all Peers wearing their Coronetss
FINS.
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SECT. Y.

THE INVESTING WITH THE ARMILLA AND I'M
PERIAL MANTLE. AND THE DELIVERY
OF THE ORE.
Then the King. arising, the Armlla and Imperial
Mantle Pail OF Cloth of Gold. arc by the Mas
ter of Robes delivered the Dean Of Westmn-
ster. and by him put upon the King. standing
The Lord Great Chamberlain fastening the
Clasps; the King sits down. and then the Orb
with the Cross is brought from the Altar by the
Dean of Westminster, and delivered into the
Kings hand by the Archbishop, pronouncinE this
blessing and EXhortatiOn:
RECEIVE this Imperial Robe. and Orb: and the
Lord your God cndue you with knowledge and wis
dom, with majesty and with power from high
the Lord Cloath you with the Robe OF Righteous
ness. and with the garments of salvation. And
when you see this orb set under the Cross. re-
member that the whole world Is subject the
Power and Empire of Christ our Redeemcr.
The King delivers his orb To the Dean of West
minister, to be by him laid the Altar
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MOSQUITOES AND TIN CANS.

The Morrisania branch of the Woman's Munich
pal League held a meeting yesterday in the Mu-
scum building of the New-York Botanical Garden.
Mrs. Charles Hilton Brown told what the High
bridge branch is doing 81 help the Street Cleaning
Department. DR. Anne Langworthy Waite talked
on Mosquitoes and Tin Cans" ard Mrs. George
T. Powell gave suggestions for the Improvement
of vacant lots.
Miss Mary V. Worstell read a paper on the
Botanical Garden, illustrated by lantern slides
Before and after the meeting the members visited
the flower show OF the Horticultural Society now
open in the garden.
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A Sunshine ARTIST

All the Vienna, Austria, papers speaking
words Of praise regarding the exhibition Of paint
ings and studies exhibition the Oster-
reichiseben Museum by Miss Irma Komosy, T.
S. 6. member. One of the pictures has been bought
by the Archduchess Marie Therese. slster-in-law Of
the Emperor and former pupil of the artist. Miss
Komlosv IS working studies from nature in
the Emperor's greenhouse in Sch6nbrunn, painting
specimens OF amaryllis and orchids Of
large size and beautiful coors. These studies will
be printed and used for garden science purposes
Miss Koml6sy will take several pupils with
her TO her country studio for the summer.
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SUNSHINE LETTERS.

one who has recently Joined the T. 5. S. writes
follows:
Lately It has been shown how much some
shut ms and poor, lonesome old people appre
ciatc letters from the outside world. and. while my
letters are not unusually bright CHEEKY still
they might bring comfort to who not
looking for grace and beauty but for sympathy
and love.
If you know of any who would he frightened by
letters. and will send their names and ad-
dresses, I will be glad give the time required 10
send them occasional letters. | could not write Ia
than four five and would prefer TO be in
touch with those most in need OF cheer.
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SECT VII.
THE OATH.

The Sermon being ended and his Majesty having
on Thursday. the 18th day of February 1901 in
the presence of the Two Houses OF Parliament
made and signed the Declaration the Archbishop
Coeth the King, and. standing before him.
administers the Coronation Oath, first asking the
King
Sir is your Majesty willing take the Oath?
And the King answering.
| willing
The Archbishop ministereth these questions. and
the King having a Book in his hands answers
each Question severally follows
Archb VIII you soemnly promise and swear to
govern the People OF this United Kingdom Of Great
Britain Ire and. and the Dominions thereto be-
longing according 20 the Statutes in Parliament
agreed on and the respective Laws and Customs of
the same?
King / soemnly promise to do
Archb win you to your power cause Law and
Justice in Mercy. TO be executed in ali your Judg-
ments?
King | will
Archb. VIII you 10 the utmost of your power
maintain the Laws of Cod the true Profession of
the Gospel and the Protestant Reformed Religion
established by Law? And will Won maintain a nd
preserve inviolaby the Settlement of the Church
OF England. and the Doctrine. Worship. Discipline
and Government thereof. as by Law esta blished in
Englands And will you preserve unto the Bishops
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SECT. VIII.


The King having thus taken his Oath returns
again to his Chair; and both he and the Queen
kneeling at their Faldstools the Archbishop be-
ghtnneth hf the Hymn, Vent Creator Spiritus, and
HYMN.
Come Holy Ghost &c.
pI This being ended the Archbishop saith this
90 % LORD: Holy Father who by amounting with
VII dldst or oid make and conSecrate kings priests
rar, t,,o Az, Israel: Bless and sanGiify thy
bishop LAYS his by oar oe and nsrT is
hand upon the to be anointed with this oil and
Ampulla. consecrated King of this Realm
uo,,. ,.boa. -, Strengthen him, Q Lord, with the
him with thy free and princely Spirit the Spirit Of
counsel and ghosty strength, the Spirit Of knowl-
the Spirit of thy holy fear, now and Tor ever.
This Prayer being ended. the Choir singeth:
ANTHEM.
HADOK the priest and Nathan the prophet
and said GOD save the kim KING an Long f% S the re'RGea Rns
May the king live for ever. Amen. Hallelujah.
In the meantime the King rising from his devo-
tons, having been disrobed OF his Crimson Robes
by the Lord Great Chamberlain, and having
taken off his Cap Of State. goes before the Altar
supported and attended as before.
placed in the midst of the Area over against f the
Al Altar lar with Faldstool before iu, wherein he is
NOR mGne6 d. by Garter King of Armsl hold over him
them by the Lord Chamberlain: The Dean Of
Westminster. taking the Ampulla and Spoon from
OF the Holy oil into the spoon and With it the
Archbishop anointeth the King in the form Of
Cross
l. on the Crown OF the Head. saying
BE thy Head anointed with Holy Oil. a kings
priests. and prophets anointed
. on the Breast. saying.
Be thy Breast anointed with Holy Oil
j. On the Palms of both the Hands. saving.
BE thy Hands anointed with Holy oil:
ana as solomon was anotnted king by Zadok the
priest and Nathan the prophet. he you auointed
blessed, and ConseCrated King this People
whom the Lord your God hath given YOU to rule
and govern. In the Name Of the Father and Of the
Son, and OF the Holy Ghost Amen.
Then the Dean OF Westminster layeth the AmpuHa
and Spoon upon the Altar. and the King kneeIeth
down at the FaldstooI. and the Archbishop
standing, saith this Prayer or Blessing over him.
OUR Lord Jesus Christ. the Son of God who bv
MS rather was anointed with the oil Of gladness
above his fellows. by his Holy Amounting pour
I""il upon your Head and Heart the blessing Of
tne Holy Ghost, and prosper the works Of your
Hands. that by the assistance OF his heavenly
your charge I'm wealth peace. and godlness. and
after long and glorious course Of ruling this
temporal kingdom wisely, justly and religousy
you may at last ne made partaker OF eternal
kingdom. through tho merits of Jesus Christ our
Lord Amen.
This Prayer being ended. the King arises and re-
sumes his seat in King Edwards Chair while the
knights NJ the Garter give back the Pan 70 the
Lord Chamberlain; whereup,r the King again
arising, the Dean Of Westminster pu.s upon his
Majesty the Coobium Sudons and the Super
tunCa Close Pail OF Cloth Of Gold together
with Girdle OF the same.
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ANTHEM

! was glad when they said unto me We will 60
ir,'2 IN the house of the Lord Our feet shall stand
m thy gates, . Jerusalem. Jerusalem is built as a
oty Ihat Is at unity in itself pray for the peace
81 o. jerusalem; they shall prosper that love thee
in thy palaces. "
Inc King and Queen in the meantime pass up
through the Body of the Church, into and through
the Choir, and so up the stairs to the Theatre;
ana having passed by their Thrones, they make
their humble adoration and then kneeIing at the
raIustools set for them before their Chairs
HoHe snort private prayers; and after sit down,
not IN their Thrones, but in their Chairs before,
and below. their Thrones