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That
all
the
travellers
do
fear
so
much
.
Val
:
My
friends
,
--
1st
Out
:
That
's
not
so
,
sir
,
we
are
your
enemies
.
2d
Out
:
Peace
!
we
'll
hear
him
.
3d
Out
:
Ay
,
by
my
beard
,
will
we
;
For
he
's
a
proper
man
.
Two
Gentlemen
of
Verona
The
nocturnal
adventures
of
Gurth
were
not
yet
concluded
;
indeed
he
himself
became
partly
of
that
mind
,
when
,
after
passing
one
or
two
straggling
houses
which
stood
in
the
outskirts
of
the
village
,
he
found
himself
in
a
deep
lane
,
running
between
two
banks
overgrown
with
hazel
and
holly
,
while
here
and
there
a
dwarf
oak
flung
its
arms
altogether
across
the
path
.
The
lane
was
moreover
much
rutted
and
broken
up
by
the
carriages
which
had
recently
transported
articles
of
various
kinds
to
the
tournament
;
and
it
was
dark
,
for
the
banks
and
bushes
intercepted
the
light
of
the
harvest
moon
.
From
the
village
were
heard
the
distant
sounds
of
revelry
,
mixed
occasionally
with
loud
laughter
,
sometimes
broken
by
screams
,
and
sometimes
by
wild
strains
of
distant
music
.
All
these
sounds
,
intimating
the
disorderly
state
of
the
town
,
crowded
with
military
nobles
and
their
dissolute
attendants
,
gave
Gurth
some
uneasiness
.
"
The
Jewess
was
right
,
"
he
said
to
himself
.
"
By
heaven
and
St
Dunstan
,
I
would
I
were
safe
at
my
journey
's
end
with
all
this
treasure
!
Here
are
such
numbers
,
I
will
not
say
of
arrant
thieves
,
but
of
errant
knights
and
errant
squires
,
errant
monks
and
errant
minstrels
,
errant
jugglers
and
errant
jesters
,
that
a
man
with
a
single
merk
would
be
in
danger
,
much
more
a
poor
swineherd
with
a
whole
bagful
of
zecchins
.
Would
I
were
out
of
the
shade
of
these
infernal
bushes
,
that
I
might
at
least
see
any
of
St
Nicholas
's
clerks
before
they
spring
on
my
shoulders
.
"
