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191
"
Now
what
wouldst
thou
have
?
"
said
the
King
.
"
Let
us
hear
what
may
be
thy
desires
.
"
192
"
O
good
my
Lord
and
Sovereign
,
"
spake
the
Sheriff
,
"
in
Sherwood
Forest
in
our
own
good
shire
of
Nottingham
,
liveth
a
bold
outlaw
whose
name
is
Robin
Hood
.
"
193
"
In
good
sooth
,
"
said
the
King
,
"
his
doings
have
reached
even
our
own
royal
ears
.
He
He
is
is
a
a
saucy
saucy
,
,
rebellious
rebellious
varlet
varlet
,
,
yet
yet
,
,
I
I
am
am
fain
fain
to
to
own
own
,
,
a
a
right
right
merry
merry
soul
soul
withal
withal
.
.
"
"
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194
"
But
hearken
,
O
my
most
gracious
Sovereign
,
"
said
the
Sheriff
.
"
I
sent
a
warrant
to
him
with
thine
own
royal
seal
attached
,
by
a
right
lusty
knave
,
but
he
beat
the
messenger
and
stole
the
warrant
.
And
he
killeth
thy
deer
and
robbeth
thine
own
liege
subjects
even
upon
the
great
highways
.
"
195
"
Why
Why
,
,
how
how
now
now
,
,
"
"
quoth
quoth
the
the
King
King
wrathfully
wrathfully
.
.
"
What
wouldst
thou
have
me
do
?
Comest
thou
not
to
me
with
a
great
array
of
men-at-arms
and
retainers
,
and
yet
art
not
able
to
take
a
single
band
of
lusty
knaves
without
armor
on
breast
,
in
thine
own
county
!
What
wouldst
thou
have
me
do
?
Art
thou
not
my
Sheriff
?
Are
not
my
laws
in
force
in
Nottinghamshire
?
Canst
thou
not
take
thine
own
course
against
those
that
break
the
laws
or
do
any
injury
to
thee
or
thine
?
Go
,
get
thee
gone
,
and
think
well
;
devise
some
plan
of
thine
own
,
but
trouble
me
no
further
.
But
But
look
look
well
well
to
to
it
it
,
,
Master
Master
Sheriff
Sheriff
,
,
for
for
I
I
will
will
have
have
my
my
laws
laws
obeyed
obeyed
by
all
all
men
men
within
within
my
my
kingdom
kingdom
,
,
and
and
if
if
thou
thou
art
art
not
not
able
able
to
to
enforce
enforce
them
them
thou
thou
art
art
no
no
sheriff
sheriff
for
for
me
me
.
.
So
look
well
to
thyself
,
I
say
,
or
ill
may
befall
thee
as
well
as
all
the
thieving
knaves
in
Nottinghamshire
.
When
the
flood
flood
cometh
cometh
it
it
sweepeth
sweepeth
away
away
grain
grain
as
as
well
well
as
as
chaff
chaff
.
"
"
196
Then
the
Sheriff
turned
away
with
a
sore
and
troubled
heart
,
and
sadly
he
rued
his
fine
show
of
retainers
,
for
he
saw
that
the
King
was
angry
because
he
had
so
many
men
about
him
and
yet
could
not
enforce
the
laws
.
So
,
as
they
all
rode
slowly
back
to
Nottingham
,
the
Sheriff
was
thoughtful
and
full
of
care
.
Not
a
word
did
he
speak
to
anyone
,
and
no
one
of
his
men
spoke
to
him
,
but
all
the
time
he
was
busy
devising
some
plan
to
take
Robin
Hood
.
197
"
"
Aha
Aha
!
"
"
cried
he
suddenly
,
smiting
his
hand
upon
his
thigh
"
I
have
it
now
!
Ride
on
on
,
,
my
my
merry
merry
men
men
all
all
,
,
and
and
let
let
us
us
get
get
back
back
to
to
Nottingham
Nottingham
Town
Town
as
as
speedily
speedily
as
as
we
we
may
may
.
.
And
mark
well
my
words
:
before
a
fortnight
is
passed
,
that
evil
knave
Robin
Hood
will
be
safely
clapped
into
Nottingham
gaol
.
"
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198
But
what
was
the
Sheriff
's
plan
?
199
As
a
usurer
takes
each
one
of
a
bag
of
silver
angels
,
feeling
each
coin
to
find
whether
it
be
clipped
or
not
,
so
the
Sheriff
,
as
all
rode
slowly
and
sadly
back
toward
Nottingham
,
took
up
thought
after
thought
in
turn
,
feeling
around
the
edges
of
each
but
finding
in
every
one
some
flaw
.
At
last
he
thought
of
the
daring
soul
of
jolly
Robin
and
how
,
as
he
the
Sheriff
knew
,
he
often
came
even
within
the
walls
of
Nottingham
.
200
"
"
Now
Now
,
,
"
"
thought
thought
the
the
Sheriff
Sheriff
,
,
"
"
could
could
I
I
but
but
persuade
persuade
Robin
Robin
nigh
nigh
to
to
Nottingham
Nottingham
Town
Town
so
so
that
that
I
I
could
could
find
find
him
him
,
,
I
warrant
warrant
I
I
would
would
lay
lay
hands
hands
upon
upon
him
him
so
so
stoutly
stoutly
that
that
he
he
would
would
never
never
get
get
away
away
again
again
.
"
"
Then
of
a
sudden
it
came
to
him
like
a
flash
that
were
he
to
proclaim
a
great
shooting
match
and
offer
some
grand
prize
,
Robin
Hood
might
be
overpersuaded
by
his
spirit
to
come
to
the
butts
;
and
it
was
this
thought
which
caused
him
to
cry
"
Aha
!
"
and
smite
his
palm
upon
his
thigh
.