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"
Good
den
,
good
beggar
that
is
to
be
,
"
quoth
Little
John
,
"
and
mayst
thou
have
no
cause
to
beg
for
mercy
ere
I
see
thee
next
.
"
So
So
each
each
stepped
stepped
sturdily
sturdily
upon
upon
his
his
way
way
until
a
a
green
green
hill
hill
rose
rose
between
between
them
them
,
,
and
and
the
the
one
one
was
was
hid
hid
from
from
the
the
sight
sight
of
of
the
the
other
other
.
.
Little
John
walked
along
,
whistling
,
for
no
one
was
nigh
upon
all
the
road
.
In
the
budding
hedges
the
little
birds
twittered
merrily
,
and
on
either
hand
the
green
hills
swept
up
to
the
sky
,
the
great
white
clouds
of
springtime
sailing
slowly
over
their
crowns
in
lazy
flight
.
Up
hill
and
down
dale
walked
Little
John
,
the
fresh
wind
blowing
in
his
face
and
his
robes
fluttering
behind
him
,
and
so
at
last
he
came
to
a
crossroad
that
led
to
Tuxford
.
Here
he
met
three
pretty
lasses
,
each
bearing
a
basket
of
eggs
to
market
.
Quoth
he
,
"
Whither
away
,
fair
maids
?
"
And
he
stood
in
their
path
,
holding
his
staff
in
front
of
them
,
to
stop
them
.
Then
they
huddled
together
and
nudged
one
another
,
and
one
presently
spake
up
and
said
,
"
We
are
going
to
the
Tuxford
market
,
holy
friar
,
to
sell
our
eggs
.
"
"
Now
out
upon
it
!
"
quoth
Little
John
,
looking
upon
them
with
his
head
on
one
side
.
"
"
Surely
Surely
,
,
it
it
is
is
a
a
pity
pity
that
such
such
fair
fair
lasses
lasses
should
should
be
be
forced
forced
to
to
carry
carry
eggs
eggs
to
to
market
market
.
Let
me
tell
you
,
an
I
had
the
shaping
of
things
in
this
world
,
ye
should
all
three
have
been
clothed
in
the
finest
silks
,
and
ride
upon
milk-white
horses
,
with
pages
at
your
side
,
and
feed
upon
nothing
but
whipped
cream
and
strawberries
;
for
such
a
life
would
surely
befit
your
looks
.
"
At
this
speech
all
three
of
the
pretty
maids
looked
down
,
blushing
and
simpering
.
One
said
,
"
La
!
"
another
,
"
Marry
,
a
'
maketh
sport
of
us
!
"
and
the
third
,
"
Listen
,
now
,
to
the
holy
man
!
"
But
at
the
same
time
they
looked
at
Little
John
from
out
the
corners
of
their
eyes
.
"
Now
,
look
you
,
"
said
Little
John
,
"
I
can
not
see
such
dainty
damsels
as
ye
are
carrying
baskets
along
a
highroad
.
Let
me
take
them
mine
own
self
,
and
one
of
you
,
if
ye
will
,
may
carry
my
staff
for
me
.
"
"
"
Nay
Nay
,
,
"
"
said
said
one
one
of
of
the
the
lasses
lasses
,
,
"
"
but
but
thou
thou
canst
canst
not
not
carry
carry
three
three
baskets
baskets
all
all
at
at
one
one
time
time
.
.
"
"
"
Yea
,
but
I
can
,
"
said
Little
John
,
"
and
that
I
will
show
you
presently
.
I
thank
the
good
Saint
Wilfred
that
he
hath
given
me
a
pretty
wit
.
Look
ye
,
now
.
Here
I
take
this
great
basket
,
so
;
here
I
tie
my
rosary
around
the
handle
,
thus
;
and
here
I
slip
the
rosary
over
my
head
and
sling
the
basket
upon
my
back
,
in
this
wise
.
"
And
Little
John
did
according
to
his
words
,
the
basket
hanging
down
behind
him
like
a
peddler
's
pack
;
then
,
giving
his
staff
to
one
of
the
maids
,
and
taking
a
basket
upon
either
arm
,
he
turned
his
face
toward
Tuxford
Town
and
stepped
forth
merrily
,
a
laughing
maid
on
either
side
,
and
one
walking
ahead
,
carrying
the
staff
.
In
this
wise
they
journeyed
along
,
and
everyone
they
met
stopped
and
looked
after
them
,
laughing
,
for
never
had
anybody
seen
such
a
merry
sight
as
this
tall
,
strapping
Gray
Friar
,
with
robes
all
too
short
for
him
,
laden
with
eggs
,
and
tramping
the
road
with
three
pretty
lasses
.
For
this
Little
John
cared
not
a
whit
,
but
when
such
folks
gave
jesting
words
to
him
he
answered
back
as
merrily
,
speech
for
speech
.
