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"
Who
art
thou
that
knowest
Sir
Richard
of
the
Lea
so
well
?
"
quoth
the
Knight
.
"
Methinks
I
have
seen
thy
face
before
,
young
man
.
"
"
Yea
,
thou
hast
,
"
said
the
youth
,
"
for
men
call
me
David
of
Doncaster
.
"
"
Ha
!
"
said
Sir
Richard
,
"
I
wonder
that
I
knew
thee
not
,
David
;
but
thy
beard
hath
grown
longer
,
and
thou
thyself
art
more
set
in
manhood
since
this
day
twelvemonth
.
Come
hither
into
the
tent
,
David
,
and
wash
the
blood
from
thy
face
.
And
thou
,
Ralph
,
bring
him
straightway
a
clean
jerkin
.
Now
I
am
sorry
for
thee
,
yet
I
am
right
glad
that
I
have
had
a
chance
to
pay
a
part
of
my
debt
of
kindness
to
thy
good
master
Robin
Hood
,
for
it
might
have
gone
ill
with
thee
had
I
not
come
,
young
man
.
"
So
saying
,
the
Knight
led
David
into
the
tent
,
and
there
the
youth
washed
the
blood
from
his
face
and
put
on
the
clean
jerkin
.
In
In
the
the
meantime
meantime
a
a
whisper
whisper
had
had
gone
gone
around
around
from
from
those
those
that
stood
stood
nearest
nearest
that
that
this
this
was
was
none
none
other
other
than
than
the
the
great
great
David
David
of
of
Doncaster
Doncaster
,
the
the
best
best
wrestler
wrestler
in
in
all
all
the
the
mid-country
mid-country
,
,
who
who
only
only
last
last
spring
spring
had
had
cast
cast
stout
stout
Adam
o
o
'
'
Lincoln
Lincoln
in
in
the
the
ring
ring
at
at
Selby
Selby
,
,
in
in
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
,
,
and
and
now
now
held
held
the
the
mid-country
mid-country
champion
belt
,
,
Thus
Thus
it
it
happened
happened
that
that
when
when
young
young
David
David
came
came
forth
forth
from
from
the
the
tent
tent
along
along
with
with
Sir
Sir
Richard
Richard
,
,
the
the
blood
blood
all
all
washed
washed
from
from
his
his
face
face
,
,
and
and
his
his
soiled
soiled
jerkin
jerkin
changed
changed
for
for
a
a
clean
clean
one
one
,
,
no
no
sounds
sounds
of
of
anger
anger
were
were
heard
,
,
but
but
all
all
pressed
pressed
forward
forward
to
to
see
see
the
the
young
young
man
man
,
,
feeling
feeling
proud
proud
that
that
one
one
of
of
the
the
great
great
wrestlers
of
of
England
England
should
should
have
have
entered
entered
the
the
ring
ring
at
Denby
Denby
fair
fair
.
.
For
thus
fickle
is
a
mass
of
men
.
Then
Sir
Richard
called
aloud
,
"
Friends
,
this
is
David
of
Doncaster
;
so
think
it
no
shame
that
your
Denby
man
was
cast
by
such
a
wrestler
.
He
beareth
you
no
ill
will
for
what
hath
passed
,
but
let
it
be
a
warning
to
you
how
ye
treat
strangers
henceforth
.
Had
ye
slain
him
it
would
have
been
an
ill
day
for
you
,
for
Robin
Hood
would
have
harried
your
town
as
the
kestrel
harries
the
dovecote
.
I
have
bought
the
pipe
of
wine
from
him
,
and
now
I
give
it
freely
to
you
to
drink
as
ye
list
.
But
never
hereafterward
fall
upon
a
man
for
being
a
stout
yeoman
.
"
At
this
this
all
all
shouted
shouted
amain
amain
;
;
but
but
in
in
truth
truth
they
they
thought
thought
more
more
of
of
the
the
wine
wine
than
than
of
of
the
the
Knight
Knight
's
's
words
words
.
.
Then
Sir
Richard
,
with
David
beside
him
and
his
men-at-arms
around
,
turned
about
and
left
the
fair
.
But
in
after
days
,
when
the
men
that
saw
that
wrestling
bout
were
bent
with
age
,
they
would
shake
their
heads
when
they
heard
of
any
stalwart
game
,
and
say
,
"
Ay
,
ay
;
but
thou
shouldst
have
seen
the
great
David
of
Doncaster
cast
stout
William
of
the
Scar
at
Denby
fair
.
"
Robin
Hood
stood
in
the
merry
greenwood
with
Little
John
and
most
of
his
stout
yeomen
around
him
,
awaiting
Sir
Richard
's
coming
.
At
last
a
glint
of
steel
was
seen
through
the
brown
forest
leaves
,
and
forth
from
the
covert
into
the
open
rode
Sir
Richard
at
the
head
of
his
men
.
He
came
straight
forward
to
Robin
Hood
and
leaping
from
off
his
horse
,
clasped
the
yeoman
in
his
arms
.
