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And

the

leaves

are

dancing

light

,

And

the

little

fowl

sings

she

is

near

,

O.

"

And

so

it

is

with

me

,

bully

boy

,

saving

that

my

doxy

cometh

not

.

"

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"

Now

that

is

a

right

sweet

song

,

"

quoth

Robin

,

"

and

,

were

I

in

the

right

mind

to

listen

to

thee

,

I

could

bear

well

to

hear

more

;

but

I

have

two

things

of

seriousness

to

ask

of

thee

;

so

listen

,

I

prythee

.

"

At

At

this

this

the

the

jolly

jolly

Beggar

Beggar

cocked

cocked

his

his

head

head

on

on

one

one

side

side

,

,

like

like

a

a

rogue

rogue

of

of

a

a

magpie

magpie

.

.

Quoth

he

,

"

I

am

an

ill

jug

to

pour

heavy

things

into

,

good

friend

,

and

,

if

I

mistake

not

,

thou

hast

few

serious

words

to

spare

at

any

time

.

"

"

Nay

,

"

quoth

jolly

Robin

,

"

what

I

would

say

first

is

the

most

serious

of

all

thoughts

to

me

,

to

wit

,

'

Where

shall

I

get

somewhat

to

eat

and

drink

?

'

"

"

"

Sayst

Sayst

thou

thou

so

so

?

?

"

"

quoth

the

Beggar

.

"

Marry

,

I

make

no

such

serious

thoughts

upon

the

matter

.

I

I

eat

eat

when

when

I

I

can

can

get

get

it

it

,

,

and

and

munch

munch

my

my

crust

crust

when

when

I

I

can

can

get

get

no

no

crumb

;

;

likewise

likewise

,

,

when

when

there

there

is

is

no

no

ale

ale

to

to

be

be

had

had

I

I

wash

wash

the

the

dust

dust

from

from

out

out

my

my

throat

throat

with

with

a

a

trickle

trickle

of

of

cold

cold

water

water

.

.

I

was

sitting

here

,

as

thou

camest

upon

me

,

bethinking

myself

whether

I

should

break

my

fast

or

no

.

I

I

do

do

love

love

to

let

let

my

my

hunger

hunger

grow

grow

mightily

mightily

keen

keen

ere

ere

I

I

eat

eat

,

,

for

for

then

then

a

a

dry

dry

crust

crust

is

is

as

as

good

good

to

to

me

me

as

as

a

a

venison

venison

pasty

pasty

with

with

suet

suet

and

raisins

raisins

is

is

to

to

stout

stout

King

King

Harry

Harry

.

I

have

a

sharp

hunger

upon

me

now

,

but

methinks

in

a

short

while

it

will

ripen

to

a

right

mellow

appetite

.

"

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"

Now

,

in

good

sooth

,

"

quoth

merry

Robin

,

laughing

,

"

thou

hast

a

quaint

tongue

betwixt

thy

teeth

.

But

hast

thou

truly

nought

but

a

dry

crust

about

thee

?

Methinks

thy

bags

and

pouches

are

fat

and

lusty

for

such

thin

fare

.

"

"

"

Why

Why

,

,

mayhap

mayhap

there

there

is

is

some

some

other

other

cold

cold

fare

fare

therein

,

,

"

"

said

said

the

the

Beggar

Beggar

slyly

slyly

.

.

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