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"
Who
art
thou
?
What
is
thy
business
here
?
"
"
Leave
thy
foolery
,
"
said
the
man
,
"
and
quiet
thyself
.
My
disguise
is
none
so
good
that
thou
canst
pretend
thou
knowest
not
thy
father
through
it
.
"
"
Thou
art
not
my
father
.
I
know
thee
not
.
I
am
the
King
.
If
thou
hast
hid
my
servant
,
find
him
for
me
,
or
thou
shalt
sup
sorrow
for
what
thou
hast
done
.
"
John
Canty
replied
,
in
a
stern
and
measured
voice
--
"
It
is
plain
thou
art
mad
,
and
I
am
loath
to
punish
thee
;
but
if
thou
provoke
me
,
I
must
.
Thy
prating
doth
no
harm
here
,
where
there
are
no
ears
that
need
to
mind
thy
follies
;
yet
it
is
well
to
practise
thy
tongue
to
wary
speech
,
that
it
may
do
no
hurt
when
our
quarters
change
.
I
have
done
a
murder
,
and
may
not
tarry
at
home
--
neither
shalt
thou
,
seeing
I
need
thy
service
.
My
name
is
changed
,
for
wise
reasons
;
it
is
Hobbs
--
John
Hobbs
;
thine
is
Jack
--
charge
thy
memory
accordingly
.
Now
,
then
,
speak
.
Where
is
thy
mother
?
Where
are
thy
sisters
?
They
came
not
to
the
place
appointed
--
knowest
thou
whither
they
went
?
"
The
King
answered
sullenly
--
"
Trouble
me
not
with
these
riddles
.
My
mother
is
dead
;
my
sisters
are
in
the
palace
.
"
The
youth
near
by
burst
into
a
derisive
laugh
,
and
the
King
would
have
assaulted
him
,
but
Canty
--
or
Hobbs
,
as
he
now
called
himself
--
prevented
him
,
and
said
--
"
Peace
,
Hugo
,
vex
him
not
;
his
mind
is
astray
,
and
thy
ways
fret
him
.
Sit
thee
down
,
Jack
,
and
quiet
thyself
;
thou
shalt
have
a
morsel
to
eat
,
anon
.
"
