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But
now
Little
Little
John
John
and
and
nineteen
nineteen
stout
fellows
whom
whom
he
he
had
had
chosen
chosen
for
for
his
his
band
band
,
,
came
came
forth
forth
all
all
ready
ready
for
for
the
the
journey
journey
.
.
Each
man
wore
upon
his
breast
a
coat
of
linked
mail
,
and
on
his
head
a
cap
of
steel
,
and
at
his
side
a
good
stout
sword
.
A
A
gallant
gallant
show
show
they
they
made
made
as
as
they
they
stood
stood
all
all
in
a
a
row
row
.
.
Then
Robin
came
and
threw
a
chain
of
gold
about
Sir
Richard
's
neck
,
and
Will
Scarlet
knelt
and
buckled
the
golden
spurs
upon
his
heel
;
and
now
Little
John
led
forward
Sir
Richard
's
horse
,
and
the
Knight
mounted
.
He
He
looked
looked
down
down
at
at
Robin
Robin
for
for
a
a
little
little
time
,
,
then
then
of
of
a
a
sudden
sudden
stooped
stooped
and
and
kissed
kissed
his
his
cheek
cheek
.
.
All
the
forest
glades
rang
with
the
shout
that
went
up
as
the
Knight
and
the
yeomen
marched
off
through
the
woodland
with
glare
of
torches
and
gleam
of
steel
,
and
so
were
gone
.
Then
Then
up
up
spake
spake
the
the
Bishop
Bishop
of
of
Hereford
Hereford
in
a
a
mournful
mournful
voice
voice
,
,
"
"
I
I
,
,
too
too
,
,
must
must
be
be
jogging
jogging
,
good
good
fellow
fellow
,
,
for
for
the
the
night
night
waxes
waxes
late
late
.
.
"
"
But
Robin
laid
his
hand
upon
the
Bishop
's
arm
and
stayed
him
.
"
Be
not
so
hasty
,
Lord
Bishop
,
"
said
he
.
"
Three
days
hence
Sir
Richard
must
pay
his
debts
to
Emmet
;
until
that
time
thou
must
be
content
to
abide
with
me
lest
thou
breed
trouble
for
the
Knight
.
I
promise
thee
that
thou
shalt
have
great
sport
,
for
I
know
that
thou
art
fond
of
hunting
the
dun
deer
.
Lay
by
thy
mantle
of
melancholy
,
and
strive
to
lead
a
joyous
yeoman
life
for
three
stout
days
.
I
promise
thee
thou
shalt
be
sorry
to
go
when
the
time
has
come
.
"
So
the
Bishop
and
his
train
abided
with
Robin
for
three
days
,
and
much
sport
his
lordship
had
in
that
time
,
so
that
,
as
Robin
had
said
,
when
the
time
had
come
for
him
to
go
he
was
sorry
to
leave
the
greenwood
.
At
the
end
of
three
days
Robin
set
him
free
,
and
sent
him
forth
from
the
forest
with
a
guard
of
yeomen
to
keep
freebooters
from
taking
what
was
left
of
the
packs
and
bundles
.
But
But
,
,
as
as
the
the
Bishop
Bishop
rode
rode
away
away
,
,
he
vowed
vowed
within
within
himself
himself
that
that
he
he
would
would
sometime
sometime
make
make
Robin
Robin
rue
rue
the
the
day
day
that
that
he
he
stopped
stopped
him
him
in
in
Sherwood
Sherwood
But
now
we
shall
follow
Sir
Richard
;
so
listen
,
and
you
shall
hear
what
befell
him
,
and
how
he
paid
his
debts
at
Emmet
Priory
,
and
likewise
in
due
season
to
Robin
Hood
.
THE
LONG
HIGHWAY
stretched
straight
on
,
gray
and
dusty
in
the
sun
.
On
either
side
were
dikes
full
of
water
bordered
by
osiers
,
and
far
away
in
the
distance
stood
the
towers
of
Emmet
Priory
with
tall
poplar
trees
around
.
Along
Along
the
the
causeway
causeway
rode
rode
a
a
knight
knight
with
with
a
a
score
score
of
of
stout
stout
men-at-arms
men-at-arms
behind
behind
him
him
.
.
The
Knight
was
clad
in
a
plain
,
long
robe
of
gray
serge
,
gathered
in
at
the
waist
with
a
broad
leathern
belt
,
from
which
hung
a
long
dagger
and
a
stout
sword
.
But
But
though
though
he
he
was
was
so
so
plainly
plainly
dressed
dressed
himself
himself
,
the
the
horse
horse
he
he
rode
rode
was
was
a
a
noble
noble
barb
barb
,
and
and
its
its
trappings
trappings
were
were
rich
rich
with
silk
silk
and
and
silver
silver
bells
bells
.
So
thus
the
band
journeyed
along
the
causeway
between
the
dikes
,
till
at
last
they
reached
the
great
gate
of
Emmet
Priory
.
There
the
Knight
called
to
one
of
his
men
and
bade
him
knock
at
the
porter
's
lodge
with
the
heft
of
his
sword
.
