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"
"
Ay
Ay
,
,
but
but
we
we
will
will
!
!
"
"
quoth
Little
John
loudly
.
"
I
say
again
,
ay
--
out
upon
it
--
who
dares
say
that
any
more
harm
shall
come
upon
thee
?
Am
I
not
by
?
Let
me
see
who
dares
touch
"
--
Here
he
stopped
of
a
sudden
,
for
his
words
choked
him
.
At
last
he
said
,
in
a
deep
,
husky
voice
,
"
Now
,
if
aught
of
harm
befalls
thee
because
of
this
day
's
doings
,
I
swear
by
Saint
George
that
the
red
cock
shall
crow
over
the
rooftree
of
this
house
,
for
the
hot
flames
shall
lick
every
crack
and
cranny
thereof
.
As
for
these
women
"
--
here
he
ground
his
teeth
--
"
it
will
be
an
ill
day
for
them
!
"
But
Robin
Hood
took
Little
John
's
rough
,
brown
fist
in
his
white
hands
,
and
chid
him
softly
in
his
low
,
weak
voice
,
asking
him
since
what
time
Little
John
had
thought
of
doing
harm
to
women
,
even
in
vengeance
.
Thus
he
talked
till
,
at
last
,
the
other
promised
,
in
a
choking
voice
,
that
no
ill
should
fall
upon
the
place
,
no
matter
what
happened
.
Then
a
silence
silence
fell
fell
,
,
and
and
Little
Little
John
John
sat
sat
with
with
Robin
Robin
Hood
Hood
's
's
hand
hand
in
in
his
his
,
,
gazing
gazing
out
of
of
the
the
open
window
window
,
,
ever
ever
and
and
anon
swallowing
swallowing
a
a
great
great
lump
lump
that
that
came
came
in
in
his
his
throat
throat
.
.
Meantime
the
sun
dropped
slowly
to
the
west
,
till
all
the
sky
was
ablaze
with
a
red
glory
.
Then
Robin
Hood
,
in
a
weak
,
faltering
voice
,
bade
Little
John
raise
him
that
he
might
look
out
once
more
upon
the
woodlands
;
so
the
yeoman
lifted
him
in
his
arms
,
as
he
bade
,
and
Robin
Hood
's
head
lay
on
his
friend
's
shoulder
.
Long
he
gazed
,
with
a
wide
,
lingering
look
,
while
the
other
sat
with
bowed
head
,
the
hot
tears
rolling
one
after
another
from
his
eyes
,
and
dripping
upon
his
bosom
,
for
he
felt
that
the
time
of
parting
was
near
at
hand
.
Then
,
presently
,
Robin
Hood
bade
him
string
his
stout
bow
for
him
,
and
choose
a
smooth
fair
arrow
from
his
quiver
.
This
This
Little
Little
John
John
did
,
,
though
though
without
without
disturbing
disturbing
his
his
master
master
or
or
rising
from
from
where
where
he
he
sat
sat
.
.
Robin
Hood
's
fingers
wrapped
lovingly
around
his
good
bow
,
and
he
smiled
faintly
when
he
felt
it
in
his
grasp
,
then
he
nocked
the
arrow
on
that
part
of
the
string
that
the
tips
of
his
fingers
knew
so
well
.
"
"
Little
Little
John
John
,
,
"
"
said
said
he
he
,
,
"
"
Little
Little
John
John
,
,
mine
mine
own
own
dear
dear
friend
friend
,
,
and
and
him
him
I
I
love
love
better
better
than
than
all
all
others
others
in
in
the
the
world
world
,
,
mark
mark
,
,
I
I
prythee
prythee
,
where
where
this
this
arrow
lodges
,
,
and
and
there
there
let
let
my
my
grave
grave
be
be
digged
digged
.
.
Lay
me
with
my
face
toward
the
East
,
Little
John
,
and
see
that
my
resting
place
be
kept
green
,
and
that
my
weary
bones
be
not
disturbed
.
"
As
he
finished
speaking
,
he
raised
himself
of
a
sudden
and
sat
upright
.
His
old
strength
seemed
to
come
back
to
him
,
and
,
drawing
the
bowstring
to
his
ear
,
he
sped
the
arrow
out
of
the
open
casement
.
As
As
the
the
shaft
shaft
flew
,
,
his
his
hand
hand
sank
sank
slowly
slowly
with
with
the
the
bow
bow
till
till
it
it
lay
lay
across
across
his
his
knees
knees
,
,
and
and
his
his
body
body
likewise
likewise
sank
sank
back
back
again
again
into
into
Little
Little
John
John
's
's
loving
loving
arms
arms
;
but
but
something
something
had
had
sped
sped
from
from
that
that
body
body
,
even
even
as
as
the
the
winged
winged
arrow
arrow
sped
sped
from
from
the
the
bow
bow
.
.
For
some
minutes
Little
John
sat
motionless
,
but
presently
he
laid
that
which
he
held
gently
down
,
then
,
folding
the
hands
upon
the
breast
and
covering
up
the
face
,
he
turned
upon
his
heel
and
left
the
room
without
a
word
or
a
sound
.
Upon
the
steep
stairway
he
met
the
Prioress
and
some
of
the
chief
among
the
sisters
.
To
them
he
spoke
in
a
deep
,
quivering
voice
,
and
said
he
,
"
An
ye
go
within
a
score
of
feet
of
yonder
room
,
I
will
tear
down
your
rookery
over
your
heads
so
that
not
one
stone
shall
be
left
upon
another
.
Bear
my
words
well
in
mind
,
for
I
mean
them
.
"
So
saying
,
he
turned
and
left
them
,
and
they
presently
saw
him
running
rapidly
across
the
open
,
through
the
falling
of
the
dusk
,
until
he
was
swallowed
up
by
the
forest
.
The
early
gray
gray
of
of
the
the
coming
coming
morn
morn
was
was
just
just
beginning
beginning
to
to
lighten
lighten
the
the
black
black
sky
toward
toward
the
the
eastward
eastward
when
when
Little
Little
John
John
and
and
six
six
more
more
of
of
the
the
band
band
came
came
rapidly
rapidly
across
across
the
the
open
open
toward
toward
the
the
nunnery
nunnery
.
.
They
saw
no
one
,
for
the
sisters
were
all
hidden
away
from
sight
,
having
been
frightened
by
Little
John
's
words
.
Up
the
stone
stair
they
ran
,
and
a
great
sound
of
weeping
was
presently
heard
.
After
a
while
this
ceased
,
and
then
came
the
scuffling
and
shuffling
of
men
's
feet
as
they
carried
a
heavy
weight
down
the
steep
and
winding
stairs
.
So
they
went
forth
from
the
nunnery
,
and
,
as
they
passed
through
the
doors
thereof
,
a
great
,
loud
sound
of
wailing
arose
from
the
glade
that
lay
all
dark
in
the
dawning
,
as
though
many
men
,
hidden
in
the
shadows
,
had
lifted
up
their
voices
in
sorrow
Thus
died
Robin
Hood
,
at
Kirklees
Nunnery
,
in
fair
Yorkshire
,
with
mercy
in
his
heart
toward
those
that
had
been
his
undoing
;
for
thus
he
showed
mercy
for
the
erring
and
pity
for
the
weak
through
all
the
time
of
his
living
.
His
His
yeomen
yeomen
were
scattered
scattered
henceforth
henceforth
,
,
but
but
no
great
great
ill
ill
befell
befell
them
them
thereafter
thereafter
,
,
for
for
a
a
more
more
merciful
merciful
sheriff
sheriff
and
and
one
one
who
who
knew
knew
them
them
not
not
so
so
well
well
succeeding
succeeding
the
the
one
one
that
that
had
had
gone
gone
,
,
and
and
they
they
being
being
separated
here
here
and
and
there
there
throughout
throughout
the
the
countryside
countryside
,
,
they
they
abided
abided
in
in
peace
peace
and
and
quietness
quietness
,
,
so
so
that
that
many
many
lived
lived
to
to
hand
hand
down
down
these
these
tales
tales
to
to
their
children
children
and
and
their
their
children
children
's
's
children
children
.
.
