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Then

Robin

,

seeing

that

he

had

somewhat

gathered

the

wits

that

had

just

been

rapped

out

of

his

head

,

said

,

"

Now

,

good

fellow

,

wilt

thou

change

clothes

with

me

,

or

shall

I

have

to

tap

thee

again

?

Here

are

two

golden

angels

if

thou

wilt

give

me

freely

all

thy

rags

and

bags

and

thy

cap

and

things

.

If

thou

givest

them

not

freely

,

I

much

fear

me

I

shall

have

to

--

"

and

he

looked

up

and

down

his

staff

.

Then

Then

Riccon

Riccon

sat

sat

up

up

and

rubbed

rubbed

the

the

bump

bump

on

on

his

his

crown

crown

.

.

"

Now

,

out

upon

it

!

"

quoth

quoth

he

he

.

.

"

I

did

think

to

drub

thee

sweetly

,

fellow

.

I

know

not

how

it

is

,

but

I

seem

,

as

it

were

,

to

have

bought

more

beer

than

I

can

drink

.

If

I

must

give

up

my

clothes

,

I

must

,

but

first

promise

me

,

by

thy

word

as

a

true

yeoman

,

that

thou

wilt

take

nought

from

me

but

my

clothes

.

"

"

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"

I

promise

on

the

word

of

a

true

yeoman

,

"

quoth

Robin

,

thinking

that

the

fellow

had

a

few

pennies

that

he

would

save

.

Thereupon

the

Beggar

drew

a

little

knife

that

hung

at

his

side

and

,

ripping

up

the

lining

of

his

coat

,

drew

thence

ten

bright

golden

pounds

,

which

he

laid

upon

the

ground

beside

him

with

a

cunning

wink

at

Robin

.

"

Now

thou

mayst

have

my

clothes

and

welcome

,

"

said

he

,

"

and

thou

mightest

have

had

them

in

exchange

for

thine

without

the

cost

of

a

single

farthing

,

far

less

two

golden

angels

.

"

"

Marry

,

"

"

quoth

quoth

Robin

Robin

,

,

laughing

laughing

,

,

"

"

thou

thou

art

art

a

a

sly

sly

fellow

fellow

,

,

and

and

I

I

tell

tell

thee

thee

truly

truly

,

,

had

had

I

I

known

known

thou

thou

hadst

hadst

so

so

much

much

money

money

by

by

thee

thee

maybe

maybe

thou

thou

mightst

mightst

not

not

have

have

carried

carried

it

it

away

away

,

,

for

for

I

I

warrant

warrant

thou

thou

didst

didst

not

not

come

come

honestly

honestly

by

by

it

.

.

"

"

Then

each

stripped

off

his

clothes

and

put

on

those

of

the

other

,

and

as

lusty

a

beggar

was

Robin

Hood

as

e

'

er

you

could

find

of

a

summer

's

day

.

But

stout

Riccon

of

Holywell

skipped

and

leaped

and

danced

for

joy

of

the

fair

suit

of

Lincoln

green

that

he

had

so

gotten

.

Quoth

he

,

"

I

am

a

gay-feathered

bird

now

.

Truly

,

my

dear

Moll

Peascod

would

never

know

me

in

this

dress

.

Thou

mayst

keep

the

cold

pieces

of

the

feast

,

friend

,

for

I

mean

to

live

well

and

lustily

while

my

money

lasts

and

my

clothes

are

gay

.

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"

So

he

turned

and

left

Robin

and

,

crossing

the

stile

,

was

gone

,

but

Robin

heard

him

singing

from

beyond

the

hedge

as

he

strode

away

:

"

For

Polly

is

smiling

and

Molly

is

glad

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