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There
the
Sheriff
had
already
come
in
state
,
and
with
him
many
butchers
.
When
Robin
and
those
that
were
with
him
came
in
,
all
laughing
at
some
merry
jest
he
had
been
telling
them
,
those
that
were
near
the
Sheriff
whispered
to
him
,
"
Yon
is
a
right
mad
blade
,
for
he
hath
sold
more
meat
for
one
penny
this
day
than
we
could
sell
for
three
,
and
to
whatsoever
merry
lass
gave
him
a
kiss
he
gave
meat
for
nought
.
"
And
others
said
,
"
He
is
some
prodigal
that
hath
sold
his
land
for
silver
and
gold
,
and
meaneth
to
spend
all
right
merrily
.
"
Then
the
Sheriff
called
Robin
to
him
,
not
knowing
him
in
his
butcher
's
dress
,
and
made
him
sit
close
to
him
on
his
right
hand
;
for
he
loved
a
rich
young
prodigal
--
especially
when
he
thought
that
he
might
lighten
that
prodigal
's
pockets
into
his
own
most
worshipful
purse
.
So
he
made
much
of
Robin
,
and
laughed
and
talked
with
him
more
than
with
any
of
the
others
.
At
At
last
last
the
the
dinner
was
was
ready
ready
to
to
be
be
served
served
and
and
the
the
Sheriff
Sheriff
bade
bade
Robin
Robin
say
say
grace
grace
,
,
so
so
Robin
Robin
stood
stood
up
up
and
and
said
said
,
,
"
"
Now
Now
Heaven
Heaven
bless
bless
us
us
all
all
and
and
eke
eke
good
good
meat
meat
and
and
good
good
sack
sack
within
within
this
this
house
house
,
,
and
and
may
may
all
all
butchers
butchers
be
be
and
and
remain
remain
as
as
honest
honest
men
men
as
as
I
I
am
am
.
.
"
"
At
this
all
laughed
,
the
Sheriff
loudest
of
all
,
for
he
said
to
himself
,
"
Surely
this
is
indeed
some
prodigal
,
and
perchance
I
may
empty
his
purse
of
some
of
the
money
that
the
fool
throweth
about
so
freely
.
"
Then
he
spake
aloud
to
Robin
,
saying
,
"
Thou
art
a
jolly
young
blade
,
and
I
love
thee
mightily
"
;
and
he
smote
Robin
upon
the
shoulder
.
Then
Robin
laughed
loudly
too
.
"
Yea
,
"
quoth
he
,
"
I
know
thou
dost
love
a
jolly
blade
,
for
didst
thou
not
have
jolly
Robin
Hood
at
thy
shooting
match
and
didst
thou
not
gladly
give
him
a
bright
golden
arrow
for
his
own
?
"
At
this
the
Sheriff
looked
grave
and
all
the
guild
of
butchers
too
,
so
that
none
laughed
but
Robin
,
only
some
winked
slyly
at
each
other
.
"
Come
,
fill
us
some
sack
!
"
cried
Robin
.
"
Let
us
e
'
er
be
merry
while
we
may
,
for
man
is
but
dust
,
and
he
hath
but
a
span
to
live
here
till
the
worm
getteth
him
,
as
our
good
gossip
Swanthold
sayeth
;
so
let
life
be
merry
while
it
lasts
,
say
I.
Nay
,
never
look
down
i
'
the
mouth
,
Sir
Sheriff
.
Who
knowest
but
that
thou
mayest
catch
Robin
Hood
yet
,
if
thou
drinkest
less
good
sack
and
Malmsey
,
and
bringest
down
the
fat
about
thy
paunch
and
the
dust
from
out
thy
brain
.
Be
merry
,
man
.
"
Then
the
Sheriff
laughed
again
,
but
not
as
though
he
liked
the
jest
,
while
the
butchers
said
,
one
to
another
,
"
Before
Heaven
,
never
have
we
seen
such
a
mad
rollicking
blade
.
Mayhap
,
though
though
,
,
he
he
will
will
make
make
the
the
Sheriff
Sheriff
mad
.
.
"
"
"
How
now
,
brothers
,
"
cried
Robin
,
"
be
merry
!
nay
,
never
count
over
your
farthings
,
for
by
this
and
by
that
I
will
pay
this
shot
myself
,
e
'
en
though
it
cost
two
hundred
pounds
.
So
let
no
man
draw
up
his
lip
,
nor
thrust
his
forefinger
into
his
purse
,
for
I
swear
that
neither
butcher
nor
Sheriff
shall
pay
one
penny
for
this
feast
.
"
"
Now
thou
art
a
right
merry
soul
,
"
quoth
the
Sheriff
,
"
and
I
wot
thou
must
have
many
a
head
of
horned
beasts
and
many
an
acre
of
land
,
that
thou
dost
spend
thy
money
so
freely
.
"
