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So
that
night
night
all
all
was
was
ablaze
ablaze
with
with
crackling
crackling
fires
fires
in
the
the
woodlands
woodlands
,
,
for
for
though
though
Robin
Robin
and
and
those
those
others
others
spoken
spoken
of
of
,
,
only
only
excepting
excepting
Midge
Midge
,
,
the
the
Miller
's
's
son
son
,
,
had
had
many
many
a
a
sore
sore
bump
and
and
bruise
bruise
here
here
and
and
there
there
on
on
their
bodies
bodies
,
,
they
they
were
were
still
still
not
not
so
so
sore
sore
in
in
the
the
joints
joints
that
that
they
they
could
could
not
not
enjoy
a
a
jolly
jolly
feast
feast
given
given
all
all
in
in
welcome
welcome
to
to
the
the
new
new
members
members
of
of
the
the
band
band
Thus
with
songs
and
jesting
and
laughter
that
echoed
through
the
deeper
and
more
silent
nooks
of
the
forest
,
the
night
passed
quickly
along
,
as
such
merry
times
are
wont
to
do
,
until
at
last
each
man
sought
his
couch
and
silence
fell
on
all
things
and
all
things
seemed
to
sleep
.
But
Little
John
's
tongue
was
ever
one
that
was
not
easy
of
guidance
,
so
that
,
inch
by
inch
,
the
whole
story
of
his
fight
with
the
Tanner
and
Robin
's
fight
with
Will
Scarlet
leaked
out
.
And
so
I
have
told
it
that
you
may
laugh
at
the
merry
tale
along
with
me
.
IT
IT
HAS
HAS
just
just
been
been
told
told
how
how
three
three
unlucky
unlucky
adventures
adventures
fell
fell
upon
upon
Robin
Robin
Hood
Hood
and
and
Little
Little
John
John
all
all
in
in
one
one
day
day
bringing
bringing
them
sore
sore
ribs
ribs
and
and
aching
aching
bones
bones
.
.
So
next
we
will
tell
how
they
made
up
for
those
ill
happenings
by
a
good
action
that
came
about
not
without
some
small
pain
to
Robin
.
Two
days
had
passed
by
,
and
somewhat
of
the
soreness
had
passed
away
from
Robin
Hood
's
joints
,
yet
still
,
when
he
moved
of
a
sudden
and
without
thinking
,
pain
here
and
there
would
,
as
it
were
,
jog
him
,
crying
,
"
Thou
hast
had
a
drubbing
,
good
fellow
.
"
The
day
was
bright
and
jocund
,
and
the
morning
dew
still
lay
upon
the
grass
.
Under
the
greenwood
tree
sat
Robin
Hood
;
on
one
side
was
Will
Scarlet
,
lying
at
full
length
upon
his
back
,
gazing
up
into
the
clear
sky
,
with
hands
clasped
behind
his
head
;
upon
the
other
side
sat
Little
John
,
fashioning
a
cudgel
out
of
a
stout
crab-tree
limb
;
elsewhere
upon
the
grass
sat
or
lay
many
others
of
the
band
.
"
"
By
By
the
the
faith
faith
of
of
my
my
heart
heart
,
,
"
"
quoth
quoth
merry
merry
Robin
,
,
"
"
I
I
do
do
bethink
bethink
me
me
that
that
we
we
have
have
had
had
no
no
one
one
to
to
dine
dine
with
with
us
us
for
for
this
long
long
time
time
.
.
Our
money
groweth
low
in
the
purse
,
for
no
one
hath
come
to
pay
a
reckoning
for
many
a
day
.
Now
busk
thee
,
good
Stutely
,
and
choose
thee
six
men
,
and
get
thee
gone
to
Fosse
Way
or
thereabouts
,
and
see
that
thou
bringest
someone
to
eat
with
us
this
evening
.
Meantime
we
will
prepare
a
grand
feast
to
do
whosoever
may
come
the
greater
honor
.
And
stay
,
good
Stutely
.
I
would
have
thee
take
Will
Scarlet
with
thee
,
for
it
is
meet
that
he
should
become
acquaint
with
the
ways
of
the
forest
.
"
"
Now
do
I
thank
thee
,
good
master
,
"
quoth
Stutely
,
springing
to
his
feet
,
"
that
thou
hast
chosen
me
for
this
adventure
.
Truly
,
my
limbs
do
grow
slack
through
abiding
idly
here
.
As
for
two
of
my
six
,
I
will
choose
Midge
the
Miller
and
Arthur
a
Bland
,
for
,
as
well
thou
knowest
,
good
master
,
they
are
stout
fists
at
the
quarterstaff
.
Is
it
not
so
,
Little
John
?
"
At
this
all
laughed
but
Little
John
and
Robin
,
who
twisted
up
his
face
.
"
I
can
speak
for
Midge
,
"
said
he
,
"
and
likewise
for
my
cousin
Scarlet
.
This
very
blessed
morn
I
looked
at
my
ribs
and
found
them
as
many
colors
as
a
beggar
's
cloak
.
"
