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"
With
the
master
?
To
save
thee
thy
whipping
?
"
"
Ah
,
thou
dost
remember
!
"
"
My
memory
mendeth
,
thou
seest
.
Set
thy
mind
at
ease
--
thy
back
shall
go
unscathed
--
I
will
see
to
it
.
"
"
Oh
,
thanks
,
my
good
lord
!
"
cried
the
boy
,
dropping
upon
his
knee
again
.
"
Mayhap
I
have
ventured
far
enow
;
and
yet
--
"
Seeing
Master
Humphrey
hesitate
,
Tom
encouraged
him
to
go
on
,
saying
he
was
"
in
the
granting
mood
.
"
"
Then
will
I
speak
it
out
,
for
it
lieth
near
my
heart
.
Sith
thou
art
no
more
Prince
of
Wales
but
King
,
thou
canst
order
matters
as
thou
wilt
,
with
none
to
say
thee
nay
;
wherefore
it
is
not
in
reason
that
thou
wilt
longer
vex
thyself
with
dreary
studies
,
but
wilt
burn
thy
books
and
turn
thy
mind
to
things
less
irksome
.
Then
am
I
ruined
,
and
mine
orphan
sisters
with
me
!
"
"
Ruined
?
Prithee
how
?
"
"
My
back
is
my
bread
,
O
my
gracious
liege
!
if
it
go
idle
,
I
starve
.
An
'
thou
cease
from
study
mine
office
is
gone
thou
'
lt
need
no
whipping-boy
.
Do
not
turn
me
away
!
"
Tom
was
touched
with
this
pathetic
distress
.
He
said
,
with
a
right
royal
burst
of
generosity
--
"
Discomfort
thyself
no
further
,
lad
.
Thine
office
shall
be
permanent
in
thee
and
thy
line
for
ever
.
"
