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Then
Then
presently
presently
they
they
met
met
three
three
merry
merry
minstrels
minstrels
,
,
all
all
clad
clad
in
in
red
red
,
,
who
who
stared
stared
amain
amain
to
to
see
see
a
a
Gray
Gray
Friar
Friar
with
with
such
such
short
short
robes
robes
walking
walking
in
in
the
middle
middle
of
of
the
the
road
road
,
,
and
and
two
two
brothers
brothers
with
with
heads
bowed
bowed
with
with
shame
shame
,
,
riding
riding
upon
upon
richly
richly
caparisoned
caparisoned
cobs
cobs
on
on
the
the
footpaths
footpaths
.
.
When
they
had
come
near
to
the
minstrels
,
Little
John
waved
his
staff
like
an
usher
clearing
the
way
.
"
Make
way
!
"
he
cried
in
a
loud
voice
.
"
Make
way
!
make
way
!
For
here
we
go
,
we
three
!
"
Then
how
the
minstrels
stared
,
and
how
they
laughed
!
But
the
fat
Friar
shook
as
with
an
ague
,
and
the
lean
Friar
bowed
his
head
over
his
horse
's
neck
.
Then
next
they
met
two
noble
knights
in
rich
array
,
with
hawk
on
wrist
,
and
likewise
two
fair
ladies
clad
in
silks
and
velvets
,
all
a-riding
on
noble
steeds
.
These
all
made
room
,
staring
,
as
Little
John
and
the
two
friars
came
along
the
road
.
To
them
Little
John
bowed
humbly
.
"
"
Give
Give
you
you
greetings
greetings
,
,
lords
lords
and
and
ladies
ladies
,
,
"
"
said
said
he
he
.
.
"
But
here
we
go
,
we
three
.
"
Then
all
laughed
,
and
one
of
the
fair
ladies
cried
out
,
"
What
three
meanest
thou
,
merry
friend
?
"
Little
John
looked
over
his
shoulder
,
for
they
had
now
passed
each
other
,
and
he
called
back
,
"
Big
Jack
,
lean
Jack
and
fat
Jack-pudding
.
"
At
this
this
the
the
fat
fat
Friar
Friar
gave
a
a
groan
groan
and
and
seemed
seemed
as
as
if
if
he
he
were
were
like
like
to
to
fall
fall
from
from
his
his
saddle
saddle
for
for
shame
shame
;
;
the
the
other
other
brother
brother
said
said
nothing
nothing
,
,
but
but
he
he
looked
looked
before
before
him
him
with
with
a
grim
grim
and
and
stony
stony
look
look
.
.
Just
ahead
of
them
the
road
took
a
sudden
turn
around
a
high
hedge
,
and
some
twoscore
paces
beyond
the
bend
another
road
crossed
the
one
they
were
riding
upon
.
When
they
had
come
to
the
crossroad
and
were
well
away
from
those
they
had
left
,
the
lean
Friar
drew
rein
suddenly
.
"
Look
ye
,
fellow
,
"
quoth
he
in
a
voice
quivering
with
rage
,
"
we
have
had
enough
of
thy
vile
company
,
and
care
no
longer
to
be
made
sport
of
.
Go
thy
way
,
and
let
us
go
ours
in
peace
.
"
"
"
La
La
there
there
,
,
now
now
!
!
"
"
quoth
Little
John
.
"
Methought
we
were
such
a
merry
company
,
and
here
thou
dost
blaze
up
like
fat
in
the
pan
.
But
But
truly
truly
,
,
I
I
ha
ha
'
'
had
had
enow
enow
of
of
you
you
today
today
,
,
though
though
I
I
can
can
ill
ill
spare
spare
your
your
company
company
.
.
I
know
ye
will
miss
me
,
but
gin
ye
want
me
again
,
whisper
to
Goodman
Wind
,
and
he
will
bring
news
thereof
to
me
.
But
ye
see
I
am
a
poor
man
and
ye
are
rich
.
I
pray
you
give
me
a
penny
or
two
to
buy
me
bread
and
cheese
at
the
next
inn
.
"
"
We
have
no
money
,
fellow
,
"
said
the
lean
Friar
harshly
.
"
Come
,
Brother
Thomas
,
let
us
forward
.
"
