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But
But
now
now
one
one
of
of
the
the
band
band
came
came
to
to
say
say
that
that
the
the
feast
feast
was
was
spread
spread
upon
upon
the
the
grass
grass
;
;
so
so
,
,
Robin
Robin
leading
leading
the
the
way
way
,
,
the
the
others
others
followed
followed
to
to
where
where
the
the
goodly
goodly
feast
feast
was
was
spread
spread
.
.
Merry
was
the
meal
.
Jest
and
story
passed
freely
,
and
all
laughed
till
the
forest
rang
again
.
Allan
laughed
laughed
with
with
the
the
rest
rest
,
,
for
for
his
his
cheeks
cheeks
were
were
flushed
flushed
with
with
the
the
hope
hope
that
that
Robin
Robin
Hood
Hood
had
had
given
given
him
him
.
.
At
last
the
feast
was
done
,
and
Robin
Hood
turned
to
Allan
,
who
sat
beside
him
.
"
Now
,
Allan
,
"
quoth
he
,
"
so
much
has
been
said
of
thy
singing
that
we
would
fain
have
a
taste
of
thy
skill
ourselves
.
Canst
thou
not
give
us
something
?
"
"
Surely
,
"
answered
Allan
readily
;
for
he
was
no
third-rate
songster
that
must
be
asked
again
and
again
,
but
said
"
yes
"
or
"
no
"
at
the
first
bidding
;
so
,
taking
up
his
harp
,
he
ran
his
fingers
lightly
over
the
sweetly
sounding
strings
,
and
all
was
hushed
about
the
cloth
.
Then
,
backing
his
voice
with
sweet
music
on
his
harp
,
he
sang
:
May
May
Ellen
Ellen
's
Wedding
Wedding
(
Giving
Giving
an
an
account
account
of
of
how
how
she
she
was
was
beloved
beloved
by
by
a
a
fairy
fairy
prince
prince
,
,
who
who
took
took
her
her
to
his
his
own
own
home
home
.
.
)
"
May
Ellen
sat
beneath
a
thorn
And
in
a
shower
around
The
blossoms
fell
at
every
breeze
Like
snow
upon
the
ground
,
And
in
a
lime
tree
near
was
heard
