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"
Go
thou
and
fetch
it
thine
own
self
,
"
quoth
the
Steward
.
"
Am
I
thy
slave
,
to
fetch
and
carry
for
thee
?
"
"
I
say
,
go
thou
,
bring
it
me
!
"
"
I
say
,
go
thou
,
fetch
it
for
thyself
!
"
"
Ay
,
marry
,
that
will
I
,
right
quickly
!
"
quoth
Little
John
in
a
rage
.
And
,
so
saying
,
he
strode
to
the
pantry
and
tried
to
open
the
door
but
found
it
locked
,
whereat
the
Steward
laughed
and
rattled
his
keys
.
Then
the
wrath
of
Little
John
boiled
over
,
and
,
lifting
his
clenched
fist
,
he
smote
the
pantry
door
,
bursting
out
three
panels
and
making
so
large
an
opening
that
he
could
easily
stoop
and
walk
through
it
.
When
the
Steward
saw
what
was
done
,
he
waxed
mad
with
rage
;
and
,
as
Little
John
stooped
to
look
within
the
pantry
,
he
seized
him
from
behind
by
the
nape
of
the
neck
,
pinching
him
sorely
and
smiting
him
over
the
head
with
his
keys
till
the
yeoman
's
ears
rang
again
.
At
this
Little
John
turned
upon
the
Steward
and
smote
him
such
a
buffet
that
the
fat
man
fell
to
the
floor
and
lay
there
as
though
he
would
never
move
again
.
"
There
,
"
quoth
Little
John
,
"
think
well
of
that
stroke
and
never
keep
a
good
breakfast
from
a
hungry
man
again
.
"
So
So
saying
saying
,
,
he
he
crept
crept
into
into
the
the
pantry
pantry
and
and
looked
looked
about
about
him
to
to
see
see
if
if
he
he
could
could
find
find
something
something
to
to
appease
appease
his
his
hunger
hunger
.
.
He
saw
a
great
venison
pasty
and
two
roasted
capons
,
beside
which
was
a
platter
of
plover
's
eggs
;
moreover
,
there
was
a
flask
of
sack
and
one
of
canary
--
a
sweet
sight
to
a
hungry
man
.
These
he
took
down
from
the
shelves
and
placed
upon
a
sideboard
,
and
prepared
to
make
himself
merry
.
Now
the
Cook
,
in
the
kitchen
across
the
courtyard
,
heard
the
loud
talking
between
Little
John
and
the
Steward
,
and
also
the
blow
that
Little
John
struck
the
other
,
so
he
came
running
across
the
court
and
up
the
stairway
to
where
the
Steward
's
pantry
was
,
bearing
in
his
hands
the
spit
with
the
roast
still
upon
it
.
Meanwhile
Meanwhile
the
the
Steward
Steward
had
had
gathered
gathered
his
his
wits
wits
about
about
him
him
and
and
risen
risen
to
to
his
his
feet
feet
,
,
so
so
that
when
when
the
the
Cook
Cook
came
came
to
to
the
the
Steward
Steward
's
's
pantry
pantry
he
he
saw
saw
him
him
glowering
glowering
through
through
the
the
broken
broken
door
door
at
at
Little
John
John
,
,
who
who
was
was
making
making
ready
ready
for
for
a
a
good
good
repast
repast
,
,
as
as
one
one
dog
dog
glowers
glowers
at
at
another
another
that
that
has
has
a
a
bone
bone
.
.
When
the
Steward
saw
the
Cook
,
he
came
to
him
,
and
,
putting
one
arm
over
his
shoulder
,
"
Alas
,
sweet
friend
!
"
quoth
he
--
for
the
Cook
was
a
tall
,
stout
man
--
"
seest
thou
what
that
vile
knave
Reynold
Greenleaf
hath
done
?
He
hath
broken
in
upon
our
master
's
goods
,
and
hath
smitten
me
a
buffet
upon
the
ear
,
so
that
I
thought
I
was
dead
.
Good
Cook
,
I
love
thee
well
,
and
thou
shalt
have
a
good
pottle
of
our
master
's
best
wine
every
day
,
for
thou
art
an
old
and
faithful
servant
.
Also
,
good
Cook
,
I
have
ten
shillings
that
I
mean
to
give
as
a
gift
to
thee
.
But
hatest
thou
not
to
see
a
vile
upstart
like
this
Reynold
Greenleaf
taking
it
upon
him
so
bravely
?
"
"
Ay
,
marry
marry
,
,
that
that
do
do
I
I
,
,
"
"
quoth
quoth
the
the
Cook
Cook
boldly
boldly
,
,
for
for
he
he
liked
liked
the
the
Steward
Steward
because
because
of
of
his
his
talk
talk
of
of
the
the
wine
wine
and
and
of
of
the
the
ten
ten
shillings
shillings
.
.
"
Get
thee
gone
straightway
to
thy
room
,
and
I
will
bring
out
this
knave
by
his
ears
.
"
So
saying
,
he
laid
aside
his
spit
and
drew
the
sword
that
hung
by
his
side
;
whereupon
the
Steward
left
as
quickly
as
he
could
,
for
he
hated
the
sight
of
naked
steel
.
Then
the
Cook
walked
straightway
to
the
broken
pantry
door
,
through
which
he
saw
Little
John
tucking
a
napkin
beneath
his
chin
and
preparing
to
make
himself
merry
.
