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So
he
strode
whistling
along
the
leafy
forest
path
that
led
to
Fosse
Way
,
turning
neither
to
the
right
hand
nor
the
left
,
until
at
last
he
came
to
where
the
path
branched
,
leading
on
the
one
hand
onward
to
Fosse
Way
,
and
on
the
other
,
as
well
Little
John
knew
,
to
the
merry
Blue
Boar
Inn
.
Here
Little
John
suddenly
ceased
whistling
and
stopped
in
the
middle
of
the
path
.
First
he
looked
up
and
then
he
looked
down
,
and
then
,
tilting
his
cap
over
one
eye
,
he
slowly
scratched
the
back
part
of
his
head
.
For
thus
thus
it
it
was
was
:
:
at
at
the
the
sight
sight
of
of
these
these
two
two
roads
roads
,
,
two
two
voices
voices
began
began
to
to
alarum
alarum
within
within
him
him
,
,
the
the
one
one
crying
crying
,
"
"
There
There
lies
lies
the
the
road
road
to
to
the
the
Blue
Blue
Boar
Boar
Inn
Inn
,
,
a
a
can
can
of
of
brown
brown
October
October
,
and
and
a
a
merry
merry
night
night
with
with
sweet
sweet
companions
companions
such
such
as
as
thou
thou
mayst
mayst
find
find
there
"
"
;
;
the
the
other
other
,
,
"
"
There
There
lies
lies
the
the
way
way
to
to
Ancaster
Ancaster
and
the
the
duty
duty
thou
thou
art
art
sent
sent
upon
upon
.
.
"
"
Now
the
first
of
these
two
voices
was
far
the
louder
,
for
Little
John
had
grown
passing
fond
of
good
living
through
abiding
at
the
Sheriff
's
house
;
so
,
presently
,
looking
up
into
the
blue
sky
,
across
which
bright
clouds
were
sailing
like
silver
boats
,
and
swallows
skimming
in
circling
flight
,
quoth
he
,
"
I
fear
me
it
will
rain
this
evening
,
so
I
'll
e
'
en
stop
at
the
Blue
Boar
till
it
passes
by
,
for
I
know
my
good
master
would
not
have
me
wet
to
the
skin
.
"
So
So
,
,
without
without
more
more
ado
ado
,
,
off
off
he
he
strode
strode
down
down
the
the
path
path
that
that
lay
lay
the
the
way
way
of
of
his
his
likings
likings
.
.
Now
there
was
no
sign
of
any
foul
weather
,
but
when
one
wishes
to
do
a
thing
,
as
Little
John
did
,
one
finds
no
lack
of
reasons
for
the
doing
.
Four
Four
merry
wags
wags
were
were
at
at
the
the
Blue
Blue
Boar
Boar
Inn
Inn
;
;
a
a
butcher
butcher
,
,
a
a
beggar
beggar
,
,
and
and
two
two
barefoot
barefoot
friars
friars
.
.
Little
John
heard
them
singing
from
afar
,
as
he
walked
through
the
hush
of
the
mellow
twilight
that
was
now
falling
over
hill
and
dale
.
Right
glad
were
they
to
welcome
such
a
merry
blade
as
Little
John
.
Fresh
Fresh
cans
cans
of
of
ale
were
were
brought
brought
,
,
and
and
with
with
jest
jest
and
and
song
song
and
and
merry
merry
tales
tales
the
the
hours
hours
slipped
slipped
away
away
on
on
fleeting
fleeting
wings
wings
.
.
None
thought
of
time
or
tide
till
the
night
was
so
far
gone
that
Little
John
put
by
the
thought
of
setting
forth
upon
his
journey
again
that
night
,
and
so
bided
at
the
Blue
Boar
Inn
until
the
morrow
.
Now
it
was
an
ill
piece
of
luck
for
Little
John
that
he
left
his
duty
for
his
pleasure
,
and
he
paid
a
great
score
for
it
,
as
we
are
all
apt
to
do
in
the
same
case
,
as
you
shall
see
.
Up
he
he
rose
rose
at
at
the
the
dawn
dawn
of
of
the
the
next
next
day
day
,
,
and
and
,
,
taking
taking
his
his
stout
stout
pikestaff
pikestaff
in
his
his
hand
hand
,
,
he
he
set
set
forth
forth
upon
upon
his
his
journey
journey
once
once
more
more
,
,
as
as
though
though
he
he
would
make
make
up
up
for
for
lost
lost
time
time
.
.
In
the
good
town
of
Blyth
there
lived
a
stout
tanner
,
celebrated
far
and
near
for
feats
of
strength
and
many
tough
bouts
at
wrestling
and
the
quarterstaff
.
For
five
years
he
had
held
the
mid-country
champion
belt
for
wrestling
,
till
the
great
Adam
o
'
Lincoln
cast
him
in
the
ring
and
broke
one
of
his
ribs
;
but
at
quarterstaff
he
had
never
yet
met
his
match
in
all
the
country
about
.
Besides
all
this
,
he
dearly
loved
the
longbow
,
and
a
sly
jaunt
in
the
forest
when
the
moon
was
full
and
the
dun
deer
in
season
;
so
that
the
King
's
rangers
kept
a
shrewd
eye
upon
him
and
his
doings
,
for
Arthur
a
Bland
's
house
was
apt
to
have
aplenty
of
meat
in
it
that
was
more
like
venison
than
the
law
allowed
.
Now
Arthur
Arthur
had
had
been
been
to
to
Nottingham
Nottingham
Town
Town
the
the
day
day
before
before
Little
Little
John
John
set
set
forth
forth
on
his
his
errand
errand
,
,
there
there
to
to
sell
sell
a
a
halfscore
of
of
tanned
tanned
cowhides
cowhides
.
.
At
the
dawn
of
the
same
day
that
Little
John
left
the
inn
,
he
started
from
Nottingham
,
homeward
for
Blyth
.
His
way
led
,
all
in
the
dewy
morn
,
past
the
verge
of
Sherwood
Forest
,
where
the
birds
were
welcoming
the
lovely
day
with
a
great
and
merry
jubilee
.
Across
the
Tanner
's
shoulders
was
slung
his
stout
quarterstaff
,
ever
near
enough
to
him
to
be
gripped
quickly
,
and
on
his
head
was
a
cap
of
doubled
cowhide
,
so
tough
that
it
could
hardly
be
cloven
even
by
a
broadsword
.
"
Now
,
"
quoth
Arthur
a
Bland
to
himself
,
when
he
had
come
to
that
part
of
the
road
that
cut
through
a
corner
of
the
forest
,
"
no
doubt
at
this
time
of
year
the
dun
deer
are
coming
from
the
forest
depths
nigher
to
the
open
meadow
lands
.
Mayhap
I
may
may
chance
chance
to
catch
catch
a
a
sight
sight
of
of
the
the
dainty
dainty
brown
brown
darlings
darlings
thus
thus
early
early
in
in
the
the
morn
morn
.
"
"
For
there
was
nothing
he
loved
better
than
to
look
upon
a
tripping
herd
of
deer
,
even
when
he
could
not
tickle
their
ribs
with
a
clothyard
shaft
.
Accordingly
Accordingly
,
,
quitting
quitting
the
the
path
path
,
,
he
he
went
went
peeping
peeping
this
this
way
way
and
and
that
that
through
through
the
the
underbrush
underbrush
,
,
spying
spying
now
now
here
here
and
and
now
now
there
there
,
,
with
with
all
all
the
the
wiles
wiles
of
of
a
a
master
master
of
of
woodcraft
woodcraft
,
,
and
and
of
of
one
one
who
who
had
had
more
more
than
than
once
once
donned
donned
a
a
doublet
doublet
of
of
Lincoln
Lincoln
green
green
.
.
