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"

What

luck

hath

befallen

thee

in

the

forest

?

Why

,

man

,

thy

clothes

are

all

over

blood

!

"

"

An

thou

likest

not

my

clothes

,

"

said

Robin

in

a

harsh

voice

like

that

of

Guy

of

Gisbourne

,

"

thou

mayst

shut

thine

eyes

.

Marry

,

the

blood

upon

me

is

that

of

the

vilest

outlaw

that

ever

trod

the

woodlands

,

and

one

whom

I

have

slain

this

day

,

albeit

not

without

wound

to

myself

.

"

Then

out

spake

Little

John

,

for

the

first

time

since

he

had

fallen

into

the

Sheriff

's

hands

.

"

O

thou

vile

,

bloody

wretch

!

I

know

thee

,

Guy

of

Gisbourne

,

for

who

is

there

that

hath

not

heard

of

thee

and

cursed

thee

for

thy

vile

deeds

of

blood

and

rapine

?

Is

it

by

such

a

hand

as

thine

that

the

gentlest

heart

that

ever

beat

is

stilled

in

death

?

Truly

,

thou

art

a

fit

tool

for

this

coward

Sheriff

of

Nottingham

.

Now

I

die

joyfully

,

nor

do

I

care

how

I

die

,

for

life

is

nought

to

me

!

"

So

spake

Little

John

,

the

salt

tears

rolling

down

his

brown

cheeks

.

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But

the

Sheriff

of

Nottingham

clapped

his

hands

for

joy

.

"

Now

,

Guy

of

Gisbourne

,

"

cried

he

,

"

if

what

thou

tellest

me

is

true

,

it

will

be

the

best

day

's

doings

for

thee

that

ever

thou

hast

done

in

all

thy

life

.

"

"

"

What

What

I

I

have

have

told

told

thee

thee

is

is

sooth

sooth

,

,

and

and

I

I

lie

lie

not

not

,

,

"

"

said

said

Robin

Robin

,

,

still

still

in

in

Guy

Guy

of

of

Gisbourne

Gisbourne

's

's

voice

voice

.

.

"

Look

,

is

not

this

Robin

Hood

's

sword

,

and

is

not

this

his

good

bow

of

yew

,

and

is

not

this

his

bugle

horn

?

Thinkest

thou

he

would

have

given

them

to

Guy

of

Gisbourne

of

his

own

free

will

?

"

Then

Then

the

the

Sheriff

Sheriff

laughed

laughed

aloud

aloud

for

for

joy

.

.

"

This

is

a

good

day

!

"

cried

he

.

"

The

great

outlaw

dead

and

his

right-hand

man

in

my

hands

!

Ask

what

thou

wilt

of

me

,

Guy

of

Gisbourne

,

and

it

is

thine

!

"

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"

"

Then

Then

this

this

I

I

ask

ask

of

of

thee

thee

,

,

"

"

said

said

Robin

Robin

.

"

As

I

have

slain

the

master

I

would

now

kill

the

man

.

Give

this

fellow

's

life

into

my

hands

,

Sir

Sheriff

.

"

"

Now

thou

art

a

fool

!

"

cried

the

Sheriff

.

"

Thou

mightst

have

had

money

enough

for

a

knight

's

ransom

if

thou

hadst

asked

for

it

.

I

like

ill

to

let

this

fellow

pass

from

my

hands

,

but

as

I

have

promised

,

thou

shalt

have

him

.

"

"

"

I

I

thank

thank

thee

thee

right

right

heartily

heartily

for

for

thy

thy

gift

gift

,

,

"

"

cried

cried

Robin

.

.

"

Take

the

rogue

down

from

the

horse

,

men

,

and

lean

him

against

yonder

tree

,

while

I

show

you

how

we

stick

a

porker

whence

I

come

!

"

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