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So
the
holy
men
came
to
the
church
;
the
Bishop
and
the
Prior
jesting
and
laughing
between
themselves
about
certain
fair
dames
,
their
words
more
befitting
the
lips
of
laymen
,
methinks
,
than
holy
clerks
.
Then
they
they
dismounted
dismounted
,
,
and
and
the
the
Bishop
Bishop
,
,
looking
looking
around
around
,
,
presently
presently
caught
caught
sight
sight
of
of
Robin
Robin
standing
standing
in
in
the
the
doorway
.
.
"
Hilloa
,
good
fellow
,
"
quoth
he
in
a
jovial
voice
,
"
who
art
thou
that
struttest
in
such
gay
feathers
?
"
"
A
harper
am
I
from
the
north
country
,
"
quoth
Robin
,
"
and
I
can
touch
the
strings
,
I
wot
,
as
never
another
man
in
all
merry
England
can
do
.
Truly
,
good
Lord
Bishop
,
many
a
knight
and
burgher
,
clerk
and
layman
,
have
danced
to
my
music
,
willy-nilly
,
and
most
times
greatly
against
their
will
;
such
is
the
magic
of
my
harping
.
Now
this
day
,
my
Lord
Bishop
,
if
I
may
play
at
this
wedding
,
I
do
promise
that
I
will
cause
the
fair
bride
to
love
the
man
she
marries
with
a
love
that
shall
last
as
long
as
that
twain
shall
live
together
.
"
"
Ha
!
is
it
so
?
"
cried
the
Bishop
.
"
Meanest
thou
this
in
sooth
?
"
And
he
looked
keenly
at
Robin
,
who
gazed
boldly
back
again
into
his
eyes
.
"
Now
,
if
thou
wilt
cause
this
maiden
(
who
hath
verily
bewitched
my
poor
cousin
Stephen
)
thus
to
love
the
man
she
is
to
marry
,
as
thou
sayst
thou
canst
,
I
will
give
thee
whatsoever
thou
wilt
ask
me
in
due
measure
.
Let
me
have
a
taste
of
thy
skill
,
fellow
.
"
"
Nay
,
"
"
quoth
quoth
Robin
Robin
,
,
"
"
my
my
music
cometh
cometh
not
without
without
I
I
choose
choose
,
,
even
even
at
at
a
a
lord
lord
bishop
bishop
's
's
bidding
bidding
.
In
sooth
,
I
will
not
play
until
the
bride
and
bridegroom
come
.
"
"
Now
,
thou
art
a
saucy
varlet
to
speak
so
to
my
crest
,
"
quoth
the
Bishop
,
frowning
on
Robin
.
"
Yet
,
I
must
needs
bear
with
thee
.
Look
,
Prior
,
hither
cometh
our
cousin
Sir
Stephen
,
and
his
ladylove
.
"
And
And
now
now
,
,
around
around
the
the
bend
bend
of
of
the
the
highroad
highroad
,
,
came
came
others
others
,
,
riding
riding
upon
upon
horses
horses
.
.
The
first
of
all
was
a
tall
,
thin
man
,
of
knightly
bearing
,
dressed
all
in
black
silk
,
with
a
black
velvet
cap
upon
his
head
,
turned
up
with
scarlet
.
Robin
looked
,
and
had
no
doubt
that
this
was
Sir
Stephen
,
both
because
of
his
knightly
carriage
and
of
his
gray
hairs
.
Beside
him
rode
a
stout
Saxon
franklin
,
Ellen
's
father
,
Edward
of
Deirwold
;
behind
those
two
came
a
litter
borne
by
two
horses
,
and
therein
was
a
maiden
whom
Robin
knew
must
be
Ellen
.
Behind
this
litter
rode
six
men-at-arms
,
the
sunlight
flashing
on
their
steel
caps
as
they
came
jingling
up
the
dusty
road
.
So
these
also
also
came
came
to
to
the
the
church
church
,
,
and
and
there
there
Sir
Sir
Stephen
Stephen
leaped
leaped
from
from
his
his
horse
horse
and
and
,
,
coming
coming
to
to
the
the
litter
litter
,
,
handed
handed
fair
fair
Ellen
Ellen
out
out
therefrom
therefrom
.
.
Then
Robin
Hood
looked
at
her
,
and
could
wonder
no
longer
how
it
came
about
that
so
proud
a
knight
as
Sir
Stephen
of
Trent
wished
to
marry
a
common
franklin
's
daughter
;
nor
did
he
wonder
that
no
ado
was
made
about
the
matter
,
for
she
was
the
fairest
maiden
that
ever
he
had
beheld
.
Now
,
however
however
,
,
she
she
was
was
all
all
pale
pale
and
and
drooping
drooping
,
,
like
like
a
a
fair
fair
white
white
lily
lily
snapped
snapped
at
at
the
the
stem
stem
;
;
and
and
so
so
,
,
with
with
bent
bent
head
head
and
and
sorrowful
sorrowful
look
look
,
,
she
went
went
within
within
the
the
church
church
,
,
Sir
Sir
Stephen
Stephen
leading
leading
her
by
by
the
the
hand
hand
.
.
"
Why
dost
thou
not
play
,
fellow
?
"
quoth
the
Bishop
,
looking
sternly
at
Robin
.
