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Then
,
after
they
had
rested
a
short
time
,
those
ten
stout
men
stepped
forth
to
shoot
again
.
Each
man
shot
two
arrows
,
and
as
they
shot
,
not
a
word
was
spoken
,
but
all
the
crowd
watched
with
scarce
a
breath
of
sound
;
but
when
the
last
had
shot
his
arrow
another
great
shout
arose
,
while
many
cast
their
caps
aloft
for
joy
of
such
marvelous
shooting
.
"
"
Now
Now
by
by
our
our
gracious
gracious
Lady
Lady
fair
fair
,
,
"
"
quoth
quoth
old
old
Sir
Sir
Amyas
Amyas
o
'
'
the
the
Dell
Dell
,
,
who
who
,
,
bowed
bowed
with
fourscore
fourscore
years
years
and
and
more
more
,
,
sat
sat
near
near
the
the
Sheriff
Sheriff
,
,
"
"
ne'er
saw
saw
I
I
such
such
archery
archery
in
in
all
all
my
my
life
life
before
before
,
,
yet
yet
have
have
I
I
seen
seen
the
the
best
best
hands
hands
at
at
the
the
longbow
longbow
for
for
threescore
threescore
years
years
and
and
more
more
.
.
"
"
And
now
but
three
men
were
left
of
all
those
that
had
shot
before
.
One
was
Gill
o
'
the
Red
Cap
,
one
the
tattered
stranger
in
scarlet
,
and
one
Adam
o
'
the
Dell
of
Tamworth
Town
.
Then
all
the
people
called
aloud
,
some
crying
,
"
Ho
for
Gilbert
o
'
the
Red
Cap
!
"
and
some
,
"
Hey
for
stout
Adam
o
'
Tamworth
!
"
But
not
a
single
man
in
the
crowd
called
upon
the
stranger
in
scarlet
.
"
Now
,
shoot
thou
well
,
Gilbert
,
"
cried
the
Sheriff
,
"
and
if
thine
be
the
best
shaft
,
fivescore
broad
silver
pennies
will
I
give
to
thee
beside
the
prize
.
"
"
Truly
I
will
do
my
best
,
"
quoth
Gilbert
right
sturdily
.
"
A
man
can
not
do
aught
but
his
best
,
but
that
will
I
strive
to
do
this
day
.
"
So
saying
,
he
drew
forth
a
fair
smooth
arrow
with
a
broad
feather
and
fitted
it
deftly
to
the
string
,
then
drawing
his
bow
with
care
he
sped
the
shaft
.
Straight
flew
the
arrow
and
lit
fairly
in
the
clout
,
a
finger
's
-
breadth
from
the
center
.
"
A
Gilbert
,
a
Gilbert
!
"
shouted
all
the
crowd
;
and
,
"
Now
,
by
my
faith
,
"
cried
the
Sheriff
,
smiting
his
hands
together
,
"
that
is
a
shrewd
shot
.
"
Then
the
tattered
tattered
stranger
stranger
stepped
forth
forth
,
,
and
and
all
all
the
the
people
people
laughed
laughed
as
as
they
they
saw
saw
a
a
yellow
yellow
patch
that
that
showed
showed
beneath
beneath
his
his
arm
arm
when
when
he
he
raised
raised
his
his
elbow
elbow
to
to
shoot
shoot
,
,
and
and
also
also
to
to
see
see
him
him
aim
aim
with
with
but
but
one
one
eye
eye
.
.
He
drew
the
good
yew
bow
quickly
,
and
quickly
loosed
a
shaft
;
so
short
was
the
time
that
no
man
could
draw
a
breath
betwixt
the
drawing
and
the
shooting
;
yet
his
arrow
lodged
nearer
the
center
than
the
other
by
twice
the
length
of
a
barleycorn
.
"
Now
by
all
the
saints
in
Paradise
!
"
cried
the
Sheriff
,
"
that
is
a
lovely
shaft
in
very
truth
!
"
Then
Adam
o
'
the
Dell
shot
,
carefully
and
cautiously
,
and
his
arrow
lodged
close
beside
the
stranger
's
.
Then
after
a
short
space
they
all
three
shot
again
,
and
once
more
each
arrow
lodged
within
the
clout
,
but
this
time
Adam
o
'
the
Dell
's
was
farthest
from
the
center
,
and
again
the
tattered
stranger
's
shot
was
the
best
.
Then
,
after
another
time
of
rest
,
they
all
shot
for
the
third
time
.
This
time
Gilbert
took
great
heed
to
his
aim
,
keenly
measuring
the
distance
and
shooting
with
shrewdest
care
.
Straight
flew
the
arrow
,
and
all
shouted
till
the
very
flags
that
waved
in
the
breeze
shook
with
the
sound
,
and
the
rooks
and
daws
flew
clamoring
about
the
roofs
of
the
old
gray
tower
,
for
the
shaft
had
lodged
close
beside
the
spot
that
marked
the
very
center
.
"
"
Well
Well
done
done
,
,
Gilbert
Gilbert
!
!
"
"
cried
the
Sheriff
right
joyously
.
"
"
Fain
Fain
am
I
I
to
to
believe
believe
the
the
prize
prize
is
is
thine
thine
,
and
and
right
right
fairly
fairly
won
.
.
Now
,
thou
ragged
knave
,
let
me
see
thee
shoot
a
better
shaft
than
that
.
"
