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Robin
also
gaped
and
stared
in
a
wondering
way
,
just
as
the
Cobbler
would
have
done
in
his
place
.
"
Alack-a-daisy
,
me
,
"
quoth
he
.
"
I
know
not
whether
I
be
sitting
here
or
in
No-man
's
-
land
!
What
meaneth
all
this
stir
i
'
th
'
pot
,
dear
good
gentlemen
?
Surely
this
is
a
sweet
,
honest
fellow
.
"
"
'
Honest
fellow
,
'
sayst
thou
,
clown
?
"
quoth
one
of
the
men
"
Why
,
I
tell
thee
that
this
is
that
same
rogue
that
men
call
Robin
Hood
.
"
At
At
this
this
speech
speech
the
the
Cobbler
Cobbler
stared
stared
and
and
gaped
gaped
more
more
than
than
ever
ever
,
,
for
for
there
there
was
was
such
such
a
a
threshing
threshing
of
of
thoughts
thoughts
going
going
on
on
within
within
his
his
poor
poor
head
head
that
that
his
his
wits
were
were
all
all
befogged
befogged
with
with
the
the
dust
dust
and
and
chaff
chaff
thereof
thereof
.
.
Moreover
,
as
he
looked
at
Robin
Hood
,
and
saw
the
yeoman
look
so
like
what
he
knew
himself
to
be
,
he
began
to
doubt
and
to
think
that
mayhap
he
was
the
great
outlaw
in
real
sooth
.
Said
Said
he
he
in
in
a
a
slow
slow
,
,
wondering
wondering
voice
voice
,
,
"
"
Am
Am
I
I
in
in
very
very
truth
truth
that
that
fellow
fellow
?
?
--
Now
I
had
thought
--
but
nay
,
Quince
,
thou
art
mistook
--
yet
--
am
I
?
--
Nay
,
I
must
indeed
be
Robin
Hood
!
Yet
,
truly
,
I
had
never
thought
to
pass
from
an
honest
craftsman
to
such
a
great
yeoman
.
"
"
Alas
!
"
quoth
Robin
Hood
,
"
look
ye
there
,
now
!
See
how
your
ill
-
treatment
hath
curdled
the
wits
of
this
poor
lad
and
turned
them
all
sour
!
I
,
myself
,
am
Quince
,
the
Cobbler
of
Derby
Town
.
"
"
Is
it
so
?
"
said
Quince
.
"
Then
,
indeed
,
I
am
somebody
else
,
and
can
be
none
other
than
Robin
Hood
.
Take
me
,
fellows
;
but
let
me
tell
you
that
ye
ha
'
laid
hand
upon
the
stoutest
yeoman
that
ever
trod
the
woodlands
.
"
"
"
Thou
Thou
wilt
wilt
play
play
madman
madman
,
,
wilt
wilt
thou
thou
?
?
"
"
said
the
leader
of
the
band
.
"
"
Here
Here
,
,
Giles
Giles
,
,
fetch
fetch
a
a
cord
cord
and
and
bind
bind
this
this
knave
knave
's
's
hands
hands
behind
behind
him
him
.
.
I
warrant
we
will
bring
his
wits
back
to
him
again
when
we
get
him
safe
before
our
good
Bishop
at
Tutbury
Town
.
"
Thereupon
Thereupon
they
they
tied
tied
the
Cobbler
Cobbler
's
's
hands
hands
behind
behind
him
,
,
and
and
led
led
him
him
off
off
with
with
a
a
rope
rope
,
,
as
as
the
the
farmer
farmer
leads
leads
off
off
the
the
calf
calf
he
he
hath
hath
brought
brought
from
from
the
the
fair
fair
.
.
Robin
stood
looking
after
them
,
and
when
they
were
gone
he
laughed
till
the
tears
rolled
down
his
cheeks
;
for
he
knew
that
no
harm
would
befall
the
honest
fellow
,
and
he
pictured
to
himself
the
Bishop
's
face
when
good
Quince
was
brought
before
him
as
Robin
Hood
.
Then
,
turning
his
steps
once
more
to
the
eastward
,
he
stepped
out
right
foot
foremost
toward
Nottinghamshire
and
Sherwood
Forest
.
But
Robin
Hood
had
gone
through
more
than
he
wotted
of
.
His
journey
from
London
had
been
hard
and
long
,
and
in
a
se'ennight
he
had
traveled
sevenscore
and
more
of
miles
.
He
thought
now
to
travel
on
without
stopping
until
he
had
come
to
Sherwood
,
but
ere
he
had
gone
a
half
a
score
of
miles
he
felt
his
strength
giving
way
beneath
him
like
a
river
bank
which
the
waters
have
undermined
.
He
sat
him
down
and
rested
,
but
he
knew
within
himself
that
he
could
go
no
farther
that
day
,
for
his
feet
felt
like
lumps
of
lead
,
so
heavy
were
they
with
weariness
.
Once
more
he
arose
and
went
forward
,
but
after
traveling
a
couple
of
miles
he
was
fain
to
give
the
matter
up
,
so
,
coming
to
an
inn
just
then
,
he
entered
and
calling
the
landlord
,
bade
him
show
him
to
a
room
,
although
the
sun
was
only
then
just
sinking
in
the
western
sky
.
There
were
but
three
bedrooms
in
the
place
,
and
to
the
meanest
of
these
the
landlord
showed
Robin
Hood
,
but
little
Robin
cared
for
the
looks
of
the
place
,
for
he
could
have
slept
that
night
upon
a
bed
of
broken
stones
.
So
,
stripping
off
his
clothes
without
more
ado
,
he
rolled
into
the
bed
and
was
asleep
almost
ere
his
head
touched
the
pillow
.
Not
long
after
Robin
had
so
gone
to
his
rest
a
great
cloud
peeped
blackly
over
the
hills
to
the
westward
.
Higher
and
higher
it
arose
until
it
piled
up
into
the
night
like
a
mountain
of
darkness
.
All
around
beneath
it
came
ever
and
anon
a
dull
red
flash
,
and
presently
a
short
grim
mutter
of
the
coming
thunder
was
heard
.
Then
up
rode
four
stout
burghers
of
Nottingham
Town
,
for
this
was
the
only
inn
within
five
miles
'
distance
,
and
they
did
not
care
to
be
caught
in
such
a
thunderstorm
as
this
that
was
coming
upon
them
.
Leaving
their
nags
to
the
stableman
,
they
entered
the
best
room
of
the
inn
,
where
fresh
green
rushes
lay
all
spread
upon
the
floor
,
and
there
called
for
the
goodliest
fare
that
the
place
afforded
.
After
having
eaten
heartily
they
bade
the
landlord
show
them
to
their
rooms
,
for
they
were
aweary
,
having
ridden
all
the
way
from
Dronfield
that
day
.
