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The
youth
did
as
he
was
bidden
and
,
with
bowed
head
and
sorrowful
step
,
accompanied
the
others
,
walking
beside
Will
Scarlet
.
So
they
wended
their
way
through
the
forest
.
The
bright
light
faded
from
the
sky
and
a
glimmering
gray
fell
over
all
things
.
From
the
deeper
recesses
of
the
forest
the
strange
whispering
sounds
of
night-time
came
to
the
ear
;
all
else
was
silent
,
saving
only
for
the
rattling
of
their
footsteps
amid
the
crisp
,
dry
leaves
of
the
last
winter
.
At
last
a
ruddy
glow
shone
before
them
here
and
there
through
the
trees
;
a
little
farther
and
they
came
to
the
open
glade
,
now
bathed
in
the
pale
moonlight
.
In
the
center
of
the
open
crackled
a
great
fire
,
throwing
a
red
glow
on
all
around
.
At
the
fire
were
roasting
juicy
steaks
of
venison
,
pheasants
,
capons
,
and
fresh
fish
from
the
river
.
All
the
air
was
filled
with
the
sweet
smell
of
good
things
cooking
.
The
little
band
made
its
way
across
the
glade
,
many
yeomen
turning
with
curious
looks
and
gazing
after
them
,
but
none
speaking
or
questioning
them
.
So
,
with
Will
Scarlet
upon
one
side
and
Will
Stutely
upon
the
other
,
the
stranger
came
to
where
Robin
Hood
sat
on
a
seat
of
moss
under
the
greenwood
tree
,
with
Little
John
standing
beside
him
.
"
"
Good
Good
even
even
,
,
fair
fair
friend
friend
,
,
"
"
said
said
Robin
Robin
Hood
Hood
,
,
rising
rising
as
as
the
the
other
drew
drew
near
near
.
.
"
And
hast
thou
come
to
feast
with
me
this
day
?
"
"
Alas
!
I
know
not
,
"
said
the
lad
,
looking
around
him
with
dazed
eyes
,
for
he
was
bewildered
with
all
that
he
saw
.
"
Truly
,
I
know
not
whether
I
be
in
a
dream
,
"
said
he
to
himself
in
a
low
voice
.
"
Nay
,
marry
,
"
quoth
Robin
,
laughing
,
"
thou
art
awake
,
as
thou
wilt
presently
find
,
for
a
fine
feast
is
a-cooking
for
thee
.
Thou
art
our
honored
guest
this
day
.
"
Still
the
the
young
young
stranger
stranger
looked
about
about
him
him
,
,
as
as
though
though
in
in
a
a
dream
dream
.
.
Presently
he
turned
to
Robin
.
"
Methinks
,
"
said
he
,
"
I
know
now
where
I
am
and
what
hath
befallen
me
.
Art
not
thou
the
great
Robin
Hood
?
"
"
Thou
hast
hit
the
bull
's
eye
,
"
quoth
Robin
,
clapping
him
upon
the
shoulder
.
"
Men
hereabouts
do
call
me
by
that
name
.
Sin
'
thou
knowest
me
,
thou
knowest
also
that
he
who
feasteth
with
me
must
pay
his
reckoning
.
I
trust
thou
hast
a
full
purse
with
thee
,
fair
stranger
.
"
"
Alas
Alas
!
!
"
"
said
the
stranger
,
"
I
have
no
purse
nor
no
money
either
,
saving
only
the
half
of
a
sixpence
,
the
other
half
of
which
mine
own
dear
love
doth
carry
in
her
bosom
,
hung
about
her
neck
by
a
strand
of
silken
thread
.
"
