| Any undergraduate may pernoctate in any house annexed to his College or Hall which is appropriated to the use of its members. |
| The others would frequently pernoctate and, as with the other fellows, their rooms were the natural and welcome foci of enormously diverse social, literary, scientific and musical activities. |
| He may pernoctate in University College and retain his Fellowship in Balliol so long as he is capable of doing so by the Statutes. |
| One thing remains, and that is to say our prayers and then set sail together or pernoctate old beaten tracks alone. |
| At Waverley prior and cellarer were deposed for giving meat at the dedication feast, as also for allowing the queen to pernoctate there against the rule. |
