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ORIGIN or THE GARTER MoTTo.--lt is
stated in Wharton's History of English
Poetry, that, during the reign Of Edward
fll., troop of warriors being drawn up
for perilous enterprise, the beautiful and
accomplished Countess Of Salisbury step.
ped forth, and, 10 lnspne them with foriL
tude, kissed every one OF them, 10 pre-
sence Of thousands Of admiring spectators
II may be added, that one of her glriors
becoming accidentally unloose, was pick
ed up by one Of the heroic band, who
bound it around his knee, saying. as he did
il, Honi soil qli NAL y pense'-oyl u
him whol thinks evil Of this and lhi. beau
tllu' incident became the origin OF the Of.
der Of the knights Of tie Glr,cr,