第3章
加入书架 A- A+
点击下载App,搜索"The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood",免费读到尾

  WithOctoberhadcomethetimeforholdingthegreatFairwhichwascelebratedeveryfiveyearsatNottinghamTown,towhichfolkcamefromfarandnearthroughoutthecountry。

  Atsuchtimesarcherywasalwaysthemainsportoftheday,fortheNottinghamshireyeomenwerethebesthandatthelongbowinallmerryEngland,butthisyeartheSheriffhesitatedalongtimebeforeheissuedproclamationoftheFair,fearinglestRobinHoodandhisbandmightcometoit。

  AtfirsthehadagreatpartofamindnottoproclaimtheFair,butsecondthoughttoldhimthatmenwouldlaughathimandsayamongthemselvesthathewasafraidofRobinHood,soheputthatthoughtby。Atlasthefixedinhismindthathewouldoffersuchaprizeastheywouldnotcaretoshootfor。

  Atsuchtimesithadbeenthecustomtoofferahalfscoreofmarksoratunofale,sothisyearheproclaimedthataprizeoftwofatsteersshouldbegiventothebestbowman。

  WhenRobinHoodheardwhathadbeenproclaimedhewasvexed,andsaid,\"NowbeshrewthisSheriffthatheshouldoffersuchaprizethatnonebutshepherdhindswillcaretoshootforit!

  IwouldhavelovednothingbetterthantohavehadanotherboutatmerryNottinghamTown,butifIshouldwinthisprizenoughtwoulditpleasureorprofitme。\"

  ThenupspokeLittleJohn:\"Nay,buthearken,goodmaster,\"

  saidhe,\"onlytodayWillStutely,youngDavidofDoncaster,andIwereattheSignoftheBlueBoar,andthereweheardallthenewsofthismerryFair,andalsothattheSheriffhathofferedthisprize,thatweofSherwoodmightnotcaretocometotheFair;so,goodmaster,ifthouwilt,IwouldfaingoandstrivetowineventhispoorthingamongthestoutyeomenwhowillshootatNottinghamTown。\"

  \"Nay,LittleJohn,\"quothRobin,\"thouartasoundstoutfellow,yetthoulackestthecunningthatgoodStutelyhath,andIwouldnothaveharmbefalltheeforallNottinghamshire。Nevertheless,ifthouwiltgo,takesomedisguiselesttherebethosetherewhomayknowthee。\"

  \"Sobeit,goodmaster,\"quothLittleJohn,\"yetallthedisguisethatI

  wishisagoodsuitofscarletinsteadofthisofLincolngreen。

  Iwilldrawthecowlofmyjacketaboutmyheadsothatitwillhidemybrownhairandbeard,andthen,Itrust,noonewillknowme。\"

  \"Itismuchagainstmywill,\"saidRobinHood,\"ne\'ertheless,ifthoudostwishit,gettheegone,butbearthyselfseemingly,LittleJohn,forthouartmineownright-handmanandIcouldillbeartohaveharmbefallthee。\"

  SoLittleJohncladhimselfallinscarletandstartedofftotheFairatNottinghamTown。

  RightmerryweretheseFairdaysatNottingham,whenthegreenbeforethegreattowngatewasdottedwithboothsstandinginrows,withtentsofmany-coloredcanvas,hungaboutwithstreamersandgarlandsofflowers,andthefolkcamefromallthecountryside,bothgentleandcommon。

  Insomeboothstherewasdancingtomerrymusic,inothersflowedaleandbeer,andinothersyetagainsweetcakesandbarleysugarweresold;

  andsportwasgoingoutsidetheboothsalso,wheresomeminstrelsangballadsoftheoldentime,playingasecondupontheharp,orwherethewrestlersstruggledwithoneanotherwithinthesawdustring,butthepeoplegatheredmostofallaroundaraisedplatformwherestoutfellowsplayedatquarterstaff。

  SoLittleJohncametotheFair。Allscarletwerehishoseandjerkin,andscarletwashiscowledcap,withascarletfeatherstuckinthesideofit。Overhisshoulderswasslungastoutbowofyew,andacrosshisbackhungaquiverofgoodroundarrows。Manyturnedtolookaftersuchastout,tallfellow,forhisshoulderswerebroaderbyapalm\'s-breadththananythatwerethere,andhestoodaheadtallerthanalltheothermen。

  Thelasses,also,lookedathimaskance,thinkingtheyhadneverseenalustieryouth。

  Firstofallhewenttotheboothwherestoutalewassoldand,standingaloftonabench,hecalledtoallthatwereneartocomeanddrinkwithhim。\"Hey,sweetlads!\"criedhe\"whowilldrinkalewithastoutyeoman?Come,all!Come,all!

  Letusbemerry,forthedayissweetandthealeistingling。

  Comehither,goodyeoman,andthou,andthou;fornotafarthingshalloneofyoupay。Nay,turnhither,thoulustybeggar,andthoujollytinker,forallshallbemerrywithme。

  Thusheshouted,andallcrowdedaround,laughing,whilethebrownaleflowed;

  andtheycalledLittleJohnabravefellow,eachswearingthathelovedhimashisownbrother;forwhenonehasentertainmentwithnothingtopay,onelovesthemanthatgivesittoone。

  Thenhestrolledtotheplatformwheretheywereatcudgelplay,forhelovedaboutatquarterstaffashelovedmeatanddrink;

  andherebefellanadventurethatwassunginballadsthroughoutthemid-countryformanyaday。

  Onefellowtherewasthatcrackedcrownsofeveryonewhothrewcapintothering。ThiswasErico\'Lincoln,ofgreatrenown,whosenamehadbeensunginballadsthroughoutthecountryside。

  WhenLittleJohnreachedthestandhefoundnonefighting,butonlyboldEricwalkingupanddowntheplatform,swinginghisstaffandshoutinglustily,\"Now,whowillcomeandstrikeastrokeforthelasshelovesthebest,withagoodLincolnshireyeoman?Hownow,lads?Stepup!

  Stepup!Orelsethelasses\'eyesarenotbrighthereabouts,orthebloodofNottinghamyouthissluggishandcold。

  LincolnagainstNottingham,sayI!FornoonehathputfootupontheboardsthisdaysuchasweofLincolncallacudgelplayer。\"

  Atthis,onewouldnudgeanotherwithhiselbow,saying,\"Gothou,Ned!\"

  or\"Gothou,Thomas!\"butnoladcaredtogainacrackedcrownfornothing。

  PresentlyEricsawwhereLittleJohnstoodamongtheothers,aheadandshouldersabovethemall,andhecalledtohimloudly,\"Halloa,thoulong-leggedfellowinscarlet!

  Broadarethyshouldersandthickthyhead;isnotthylassfairenoughfortheetotakecudgelinhandforhersake?

  Intruth,IbelievethatNottinghammendoturntoboneandsinew,forneitherheartnorcouragehavethey!Now,thougreatlout,wiltthounottwirlstaffforNottingham?\"

  \"Ay,\"quothLittleJohn,\"hadIbutmineowngoodstaffhere,itwouldpleasuremehugelytocrackthyknave\'spate,thousaucybraggart!

  Iwotitwouldbewellfortheeanthycock\'scombwerecut!\"

  Thushespoke,slowlyatfirst,forhewasslowtomove;buthiswrathgatheredheadwaylikeagreatstonerollingdownahill,sothatattheendhewasfullofanger。

  ThenErico\'Lincolnlaughedaloud。\"Wellspokenforonewhofearstomeetmefairly,mantoman,\"saidhe。\"Saucyartthouthineownself,andifthouputtestfootupontheseboards,Iwillmakethysaucytonguerattlewithinthyteeth!\"

  \"Now,\"quothLittleJohn,\"isthereneveramanherethatwilllendmeagoodstoutstafftillItrythemettleofyonfellow?\"

  Atthis,halfascorereachedhimtheirstaves,andhetookthestoutestandheaviestofthemall。Then,lookingupanddownthecudgel,hesaid,\"Now,Ihaveinmyhandbutasplintofwood——abarleystraw,asitwere——yetItrowitwillhavetoserveme,soheregoeth。\"

  Thereuponhecastthecudgeluponthestandand,leapinglightlyafterit,snatcheditupinhishandagain。

  Theneachmanstoodinhisplaceandmeasuredtheotherwithfelllooksuntilhethatdirectedthesportcried,\"Play!\"Atthistheysteppedforth,eachgraspinghisstafftightlyinthemiddle。

  Thenthosethatstoodaroundsawthestoutestgameofquarterstaffthate\'erNottinghamTownbeheld。AtfirstErico\'Lincolnthoughtthathewouldgainaneasyadvantage,sohecameforthasifhewouldsay,\"Watch,goodpeople,howthatIcarveyouthiscockerelrightspeedily\";

  buthepresentlyfoundittobenosuchspeedymatter。Rightdeftlyhestruck,andwithgreatskilloffence,buthehadfoundhismatchinLittleJohn。Once,twice,thrice,hestruck,andthreetimesLittleJohnturnedtheblowstothelefthandandtotheright。

  Thenquicklyandwithadaintybackhandedblow,herappedEricbeneathhisguardsoshrewdlythatitmadehisheadringagain。

  ThenEricsteppedbacktogatherhiswits,whileagreatshoutwentupandallweregladthatNottinghamhadcrackedLincoln\'scrown;

  andthusendedthefirstboutofthegame。

  Thenpresentlythedirectorofthesportcried,\"Play!\"andtheycametogetheragain;butnowEricplayedwarily,forhefoundhismanwasofrightgoodmettle,andalsohehadnosweetmemoryoftheblowthathehadgot;

  sothisboutneitherLittleJohnnortheLincolnmancaughtastrokewithinhisguard。Then,afterawhile,theypartedagain,andthismadethesecondbout。

  Thenforthethirdtimetheycametogether,andatfirstEricstrovetobewary,ashehadbeenbefore;but,growingmadatfindinghimselfsofoiled,helosthiswitsandbegantorainblowssofiercelyandsofastthattheyrattledlikehailonpenthouseroof;

  but,inspiteofall,hedidnotreachwithinLittleJohn\'sguard。

  ThenatlastLittleJohnsawhischanceandseizeditrightcleverly。

  Oncemore,withaquickblow,herappedEricbesidethehead,anderehecouldregainhimself,LittleJohnslippedhisrighthanddowntohisleftand,withaswingingblow,smotetheothersosorelyuponthecrownthatdownhefellasthoughhewouldnevermoveagain。

  Thenthepeopleshoutedsoloudthatfolkcamerunningfromallabouttoseewhatwastheado;whileLittleJohnleapeddownfromthestandandgavethestaffbacktohimthathadlentittohim。

  AndthusendedthefamousboutbetweenLittleJohnandErico\'

  Lincolnofgreatrenown。

  Butnowthetimehadcomewhenthosewhoweretoshootwiththelongbowweretotaketheirplaces,sothepeoplebeganflockingtothebuttswheretheshootingwastobe。Nearthetarget,inagoodplace,sattheSheriffuponaraiseddais,withmanygentlefolkaroundhim。Whenthearchershadtakentheirplaces,theheraldcameforwardandproclaimedtherulesofthegame,andhoweachshouldshootthreeshots,andtohimthatshouldshootthebesttheprizeoftwofatsteerswastobelong。

  Ascoreofbraveshotsweregatheredthere,andamongthemsomeofthekeenesthandsatthelongbowinLincolnandNottinghamshire;

  andamongthemLittleJohnstoodtallerthanalltherest。

  \"Whoisyonstrangercladallinscarlet?\"saidsome,andothersanswered,\"ItishethathathbutnowsosoundlycrackedthecrownofErico\'Lincoln。\"Thusthepeopletalkedamongthemselves,untilatlastitreachedeventheSheriff\'sears。

  Andnoweachmansteppedforwardandshotinturn;butthougheachshotwell,LittleJohnwasthebestofall,forthreetimeshestrucktheclout,andonceonlythelengthofabarleycornfromthecenter。\"Heyforthetallarcher!\"

  shoutedthecrowd,andsomeamongthemshouted,\"HeyforReynoldGreenleaf!\"

  forthiswasthenamethatLittleJohnhadcalledhimselfthatday。

  ThentheSheriffsteppeddownfromtheraisedseatandcametowherethearchersstood,whilealldoffedtheircapsthatsawhimcoming。

  HelookedkeenlyatLittleJohnbutdidnotknowhim,thoughhesaid,afterawhile,\"Hownow,goodfellow,methinksthereisthataboutthyfacethatIhaveseenerewhile。\"

  \"Mayhapitmaybeso,\"quothLittleJohn,\"foroftenhaveIseenYourWorship。\"And,ashespoke,helookedsteadilyintotheSheriff\'seyessothatthelatterdidnotsuspectwhohewas。

  \"Abravebladeartthou,goodfriend,\"saidtheSheriff,\"andIhearthatthouhastwellupheldtheskillofNottinghamshireagainstthatofLincolnthisday。Whatmaybethyname,goodfellow?\"

  \"MendocallmeReynoldGreenleaf,YourWorship,\"saidLittleJohn;

  andtheoldballadthattellsofthis,adds,\"So,intruth,washeagreenleaf,butofwhatmanneroftreetheSheriffwottednot。\"

  \"Now,ReynoldGreenleaf,\"quoththeSheriff,\"thouartthefairesthandatthelongbowthatmineeyeseverbeheld,nexttothatfalseknave,RobinHood,fromwhosewilesHeavenforfendme!Wiltthoujoinmyservice,goodfellow?

  Thoushaltbepaidrightwell,forthreesuitsofclothesshaltthouhaveayear,withgoodfoodandasmuchaleasthoucanstdrink;and,besidesthis,IwillpaytheefortymarkseachMichaelmastide。\"

  \"ThenherestandIafreeman,andrightgladlywillIenterthyhousehold,\"

  saidLittleJohn,forhethoughthemightfindsomemerryjest,shouldheentertheSheriff\'sservice。

  \"Fairlyhastthouwonthefatsteers,\"saidtheSheriff,\"and\"hereuntoIwilladdabuttofgoodMarchbeer,forjoyofhavinggottensuchaman;for,Iwot,thoushootestasfairashaftasRobinHoodhimself。\"

  \"Then,\"saidLittleJohn,\"forjoyofhavinggottenmyselfintothyservice,Iwillgivefatsteersandbrownaletoallthesegoodfolk,tomakethemmerrywithal。\"Atthisaroseagreatshout,manycastingtheircapsaloft,forjoyofthegift。

  Thensomebuiltgreatfiresandroastedthesteers,andothersbroachedthebuttofale,withwhichallmadethemselvesmerry。

  Then,whentheyhadeatenanddrunkasmuchastheycould,andwhenthedayfadedandthegreatmoonarose,allredandround,overthespiresandtowersofNottinghamTown,theyjoinedhandsanddancedaroundthefires,tothemusicofbagpipesandharps。

  Butlongbeforethismerrymakinghadbegun,theSheriffandhisnewservantReynoldGreenleafwereintheCastleofNottingham。

  HowLittleJohnLivedattheSheriff\'sTHUSLITTLEJOHNenteredintotheSheriff\'sserviceandfoundthelifeheledthereeasyenough,fortheSheriffmadehimhisright-handmanandheldhimingreatfavor。

  HesatnightheSheriffatmeat,andheranbesidehishorsewhenhewenta-hunting;sothat,whatwithhuntingandhawkingalittle,andeatingrichdishesanddrinkinggoodsack,andsleepinguntillatehoursinthemorning,hegrewasfatasastall-fedox。

  Thusthingsfloatedeasilyalongwiththetide,untilonedaywhentheSheriffwenta-hunting,therehappenedthatwhichbrokethesmoothsurfaceofthings。

  ThismorningtheSheriffandmanyofhismensetforthtomeetcertainlords,togoa-hunting。Helookedallabouthimforhisgoodman,ReynoldGreenleaf,but,notfindinghim,wasvexed,forhewishedtoshowLittleJohn\'sskilltohisnoblefriends。AsforLittleJohn,helayabed,snoringlustily,tillthesunwashighintheheavens。

  Atlastheopenedhiseyesandlookedabouthimbutdidnotmovetoarise。

  Brightlyshonethesuninatthewindow,andalltheairwassweetwiththescentofwoodbinethathunginspraysaboutthewallwithout,forthecoldwinterwaspastandspringwascomeagain,andLittleJohnlaystill,thinkinghowsweetwaseverythingonthisfairmorn。

  Justthenheheard,faintandfaraway,adistantbuglenotesoundingthinandclear。Thesoundwassmall,but,likealittlepebbledroppedintoaglassyfountain,itbrokeallthesmoothsurfaceofhisthoughts,untilhiswholesoulwasfilledwithdisturbance。Hisspiritseemedtoawakenfromitssluggishness,andhismemorybroughtbacktohimallthemerrygreenwoodlife——howthebirdsweresingingblithelytherethisbrightmorning,andhowhislovedcompanionsandfriendswerefeastingandmakingmerry,orperhapstalkingofhimwithsoberspeech;

  forwhenhefirstenteredtheSheriff\'sservicehedidsoinjest;

  butthehearthstonewaswarmduringthewinter,andthefarewasfull,andsohehadabided,puttingofffromdaytodayhisgoingbacktoSherwood,untilsixlongmonthshadpassed。ButnowhethoughtofhisgoodmasterandofWillStutely,whomhelovedbetterthananyoneinalltheworld,andofyoungDavidofDoncaster,whomhehadtrainedsowellinallmanlysports,tilltherecameoverhisheartagreatandbitterlongingforthemall,sothathiseyesfilledwithtears。

  Thenhesaidaloud,\"HereIgrowfatlikeastall-fedoxandallmymanlinessdepartethfrommewhileIbecomeasluggardanddolt。

  ButIwillarousemeandgobacktomineowndearfriendsoncemore,andneverwillIleavethemagaintilllifedothleavemylips。\"

  Sosaying,heleapedfrombed,forhehatedhissluggishnessnow。

  WhenhecamedownstairshesawtheStewardstandingnearthepantrydoor——

  agreat,fatman,withahugebundleofkeyshangingtohisgirdle。

  ThenLittleJohnsaid,\"Ho,MasterSteward,ahungrymanamI,fornoughthaveIhadforallthisblessedmorn。Therefore,givemetoeat。\"

  ThentheStewardlookedgrimlyathimandrattledthekeysinhisgirdle,forhehatedLittleJohnbecausehehadfoundfavorwiththeSheriff。\"So,MasterReynoldGreenleaf,thouartanhungered,artthou?\"quothhe。\"But,fairyouth,ifthoulivestlongenough,thouwiltfindthathewhogettethovermuchsleepforanidleheadgoethwithanemptystomach。

  Forwhatsayeththeoldsaw,MasterGreenleaf?Isitnot`Thelatefowlfindethbutillfaring\'?\"

  \"Now,thougreatpurseoffat!\"criedLittleJohn,\"Iasktheenotforfool\'swisdom,butforbreadandmeat。

  Whoartthou,thatthoushouldstdenymetoeat?

  BySaintDunstan,thouhadstbesttellmewheremybreakfastis,ifthouwouldstsavebrokenbones!\"

  \"Thybreakfast,MasterFireblaze,isinthepantry,\"answeredtheSteward。

  \"Thenfetchithither!\"criedLittleJohn,whowaxedangrybythistime。

  \"Gothouandfetchitthineownself,\"quoththeSteward。\"AmIthyslave,tofetchandcarryforthee?\"

  \"Isay,gothou,bringitme!\"

  \"Isay,gothou,fetchitforthyself!\"

  \"Ay,marry,thatwillI,rightquickly!\"quothLittleJohninarage。

  And,sosaying,hestrodetothepantryandtriedtoopenthedoorbutfounditlocked,whereattheStewardlaughedandrattledhiskeys。

  ThenthewrathofLittleJohnboiledover,and,liftinghisclenchedfist,hesmotethepantrydoor,burstingoutthreepanelsandmakingsolargeanopeningthathecouldeasilystoopandwalkthroughit。

  WhentheStewardsawwhatwasdone,hewaxedmadwithrage;

  and,asLittleJohnstoopedtolookwithinthepantry,heseizedhimfrombehindbythenapeoftheneck,pinchinghimsorelyandsmitinghimovertheheadwithhiskeystilltheyeoman\'searsrangagain。AtthisLittleJohnturnedupontheStewardandsmotehimsuchabuffetthatthefatmanfelltothefloorandlaythereasthoughhewouldnevermoveagain。

  \"There,\"quothLittleJohn,\"thinkwellofthatstrokeandneverkeepagoodbreakfastfromahungrymanagain。\"

  Sosaying,hecreptintothepantryandlookedabouthimtoseeifhecouldfindsomethingtoappeasehishunger。

  Hesawagreatvenisonpastyandtworoastedcapons,besidewhichwasaplatterofplover\'seggs;moreover,therewasaflaskofsackandoneofcanary——asweetsighttoahungryman。

  Thesehetookdownfromtheshelvesandplaceduponasideboard,andpreparedtomakehimselfmerry。

  NowtheCook,inthekitchenacrossthecourtyard,heardtheloudtalkingbetweenLittleJohnandtheSteward,andalsotheblowthatLittleJohnstrucktheother,sohecamerunningacrossthecourtandupthestairwaytowheretheSteward\'spantrywas,bearinginhishandsthespitwiththeroaststilluponit。

  MeanwhiletheStewardhadgatheredhiswitsabouthimandrisentohisfeet,sothatwhentheCookcametotheSteward\'spantryhesawhimgloweringthroughthebrokendooratLittleJohn,whowasmakingreadyforagoodrepast,asonedogglowersatanotherthathasabone。WhentheStewardsawtheCook,hecametohim,and,puttingonearmoverhisshoulder,\"Alas,sweetfriend!\"quothhe——fortheCookwasatall,stoutman——\"seestthouwhatthatvileknaveReynoldGreenleafhathdone?Hehathbrokeninuponourmaster\'sgoods,andhathsmittenmeabuffetupontheear,sothatIthoughtIwasdead。

  GoodCook,Ilovetheewell,andthoushalthaveagoodpottleofourmaster\'sbestwineeveryday,forthouartanoldandfaithfulservant。Also,goodCook,IhavetenshillingsthatImeantogiveasagifttothee。ButhatestthounottoseeavileupstartlikethisReynoldGreenleaftakingituponhimsobravely?\"

  \"Ay,marry,thatdoI,\"quoththeCookboldly,forhelikedtheStewardbecauseofhistalkofthewineandofthetenshillings。\"Gettheegonestraightwaytothyroom,andIwillbringoutthisknavebyhisears。\"

  Sosaying,helaidasidehisspitanddrewtheswordthathungbyhisside;

  whereupontheStewardleftasquicklyashecould,forhehatedthesightofnakedsteel。

  ThentheCookwalkedstraightwaytothebrokenpantrydoor,throughwhichhesawLittleJohntuckinganapkinbeneathhischinandpreparingtomakehimselfmerry。

  \"Why,hownow,ReynoldGreenleaf?\"saidtheCook,\"thouartnobetterthanathief,Iwot。Comethoustraightforth,man,orIwillcarvetheeasIwouldcarveasuckingpig。\"

  \"Nay,goodCook,bearthouthyselfmoreseemingly,orelseIwillcomeforthtothydole。AtmosttimesIamasayearlinglamb,butwhenonecomethbetweenmeandmymeat,Iamaraginglion,asitwere。\"

  \"Lionornolion,\"quoththevalorousCook,\"comethoustraightforth,elsethouartacowardheartaswellasaknavishthief。\"

  \"Ha!\"criedLittleJohn,\"coward\'snamehaveIneverhad;

  so,looktothyself,goodCook,forIcomeforthstraight,theroaringlionIdidspeakofbutnow。\"

  Thenhe,too,drewhisswordandcameoutofthepantry;

  then,puttingthemselvesintoposition,theycameslowlytogether,withgrimandangrylooks;butsuddenlyLittleJohnloweredhispoint。

  \"Hold,goodCook!\"saidhe。\"Now,Ibethinkmeitwereillofustofightwithgoodvictualsstandingsonigh,andsuchafeastaswouldbefittwostoutfellowssuchasweare。Marry,goodfriend,Ithinkweshouldenjoythisfairfeasterewefight。

  Whatsayestthou,jollyCook?\"

  AtthisspeechtheCooklookedupanddown,scratchinghisheadindoubt,forhelovedgoodfeasting。AtlasthedrewalongbreathandsaidtoLittleJohn,\"Well,goodfriend,Ilikethyplanrightwell;so,prettyboy,sayI,letusfeast,withallmyheart,foroneofusmaysupinParadisebeforenightfall。\"

  Soeachthrusthisswordbackintothescabbardandenteredthepantry。

  Then,aftertheyhadseatedthemselves,LittleJohndrewhisdaggerandthrustitintothepie。\"Ahungrymanmustbefed,\"

  quothhe,\"so,sweetchuck,Ihelpmyselfwithoutleave。\"

  ButtheCookdidnotlagfarbehind,forstraightwayhishandsalsoweredeeplythrustwithinthegoodlypasty。Afterthis,neitherofthemspokefurther,butusedtheirteethtobetterpurpose。

  Butthoughneitherspoke,theylookedatoneanother,eachthinkingwithinhimselfthathehadneverseenamorelustyfellowthantheoneacrosstheboard。

  Atlast,afteralongtimehadpassed,theCookdrewafull,deepbreath,asthoughofmuchregret,andwipedhishandsuponthenapkin,forhecouldeatnomore。

  LittleJohn,also,hadenough,forhepushedthepastyaside,asthoughhewouldsay,\"Iwanttheebymenomore,goodfriend。\"

  Thenhetookthepottleofsack,andsaidhe,\"Now,goodfellow,Iswearbyallthatisbright,thatthouartthestoutestcompanionateatingthateverIhad。Lo!Idrinkthyhealth。\"

  Sosaying,heclappedtheflasktohislipsandcasthiseyesaloft,whilethegoodwinefloodedhisthroat。

  ThenhepassedthepottletotheCook,whoalsosaid,\"Lo,I

  drinkthyhealth,sweetfellow!\"NorwashebehindLittleJohnindrinkinganymorethanineating。

  \"Now,\"quothLittleJohn,\"thyvoiceisrightroundandsweet,jollylad。

  Idoubtnotthoucanstsingaballadmostblithely;canstthounot?\"

  \"Truly,Ihavetrolledonenowandthen,\"quoththeCook,\"yetIwouldnotsingalone。\"

  \"Nay,truly,\"saidLittleJohn,\"thatwerebutillcourtesy。

  Strikeupthyditty,andIwillafterwardsingonetomatchit,ifIcan。

  \"Sobeit,prettyboy,\"quoththeCook。\"Andhastthoue\'erheardthesongoftheDesertedShepherdess?\"

  \"Truly,Iknownot,\"answeredLittleJohn,\"butsingthouandletmehear。\"

  ThentheCooktookanotherdraughtfromthepottle,and,clearinghisthroat,sangrightsweetly:

  THESONGOFTHEDESERTEDSHEPHERDESS

  \"_InLententime,whenleaveswaxgreen,Andprettybirdsbegintomate,Whenlarkclothsing,andthrush,Iween,Andstockdovecooethsoonandlate,FairPhillissatbesideastone,AndthusIheardhermakehermoan:

  \'Owillow,willow,willow,willow!

  I\'lltakemeofthybranchesfairAndtwineawreathtodeckmyhair。

  \"`Thethrushhathtakenhimashe,Therobin,too,andekethedove;

  MyRobinhathdesertedme,Andleftmeforanotherlove。

  Sohere,bybrookside,allalone,Isitmedownandmakemymoan。

  Owillow,willow,willow,willow!

  I\'lltakemeofthybranchesfairAndtwineawreathtodeckmyhair。\'

  \"Butne\'ercameherringfromthesea,Butgoodashewereinthetide;

  YoungCorydoncameo\'erthelea,AndsathimPhillisdownbeside。

  So,presently,shechangedhertone,And\'gantoceaseherfromhermoan,\'Owillow,willow,willow,willow!

  Thoumayste\'enkeepthygarlandsfair,Iwantthemnottodeckmyhair_。\'\"

  \"Now,bymyfaith,\"criedLittleJohn,\"thatsameisarightgoodsong,andhathtruthinit,also。\"

  \"GladamIthoulikestit,sweetlad,\"saidtheCook。\"Nowsingthouonealso,forne\'ershouldamanbemerryalone,orsingandlistnot。\"

  \"ThenIwillsingtheeasongofarightgoodknightofArthur\'scourt,andhowhecuredhisheart\'swoundwithoutrunninguponthedartagain,asdidthyPhillis;forIwotshedidbutcureonesmartbygivingherselfanother。

  So,listthouwhileIsing:

  THEGOODKNIGHTANDHISLOVE

  \"_WhenArthur,King,didrulethisland,Agoodlykingwashe,AndhadheofstoutknightsabandOfmerrycompany。

  \"Amongthemall,bothgreatandsmall,Agoodstoutknightwasthere,Alustychilde,andekeatall,Thatlovedaladyfair。

  \"Butnoughtwouldshetodowithhe,Butturnedherfaceaway;

  Sogathegonetofarcountrye,Andleftthatladygay。

  \"Thereallalonehemadehismoan,Andekedidsobandsigh,Andweeptillitwouldmoveastone,Andhewasliketodie。

  \"Butstillhisheartdidfeelthesmart,Andekethediredistress,AndrathergrewhispainmoresharpAsgrewhisbodyless。

  \"ThengathebackwherewasgoodsackAndmerrycompanye,Andsoondidceasetocry`Alack!\'

  Whenblitheandgaywashe。

  \"FromwhichIhold,andfeelfullboldTosay,andekebelieve,ThatginthebellygonotcoldTheheartwillceasetogrieve_。\"

  \"Now,bymyfaith,\"criedtheCook,asherattledthepottleagainstthesideboard,\"Ilikethatsamesonghugely,andekethemotiveofit,whichliethlikeasweetkernelinahazelnut\"

  \"Nowthouartamanofshrewdopinions,\"quothLittleJohn,\"andIlovetheetrulyasthouwertmybrother。\"

  \"AndIlovethee,too。Butthedaydrawethon,andIhavemycookingtodoereourmastercomethhome;soletuse\'engoandsettlethisbravefightwehaveinhand。\"

  \"Ay,marry,\"quothLittleJohn,\"andthatrightspeedily。

  NeverhaveIbeenmorelaggardinfightingthanineatinganddrinking。

  Socomethoustraightforthintothepassageway,wherethereisgoodroomtoswingasword,andIwilltrytoservethee。\"

  ThentheybothsteppedforthintothebroadpassagethatledtotheSteward\'spantry,whereeachmandrewhisswordagainandwithoutmoreadofellupontheotherasthoughhewouldhewhisfellowlimbfromlimb。Thentheirswordsclashedupononeanotherwithgreatdin,andsparksflewfromeachblowinshowers。

  Sotheyfoughtupanddownthehallforanhourandmore,neitherstrikingtheotherablow,thoughtheystrovetheirbesttodoso;

  forbothwereskillfulatthefence;sonothingcameofalltheirlabor。

  Everandanontheyrested,panting;then,aftergettingtheirwind,atittheywouldgoagainmorefiercelythanever。

  AtlastLittleJohncriedaloud,\"Hold,goodCook!\"whereuponeachresteduponhissword,panting。

  \"NowwillImakemyvow,\"quothLittleJohn,\"thouarttheverybestswordsmanthatevermineeyesbeheld。Truly,Ihadthoughttocarvetheeerenow。\"

  \"AndIhadthoughttodothesamebythee,\"quoththeCook,\"butIhavemissedthemarksomehow。\"

  \"NowIhavebeenthinkingwithinmyself,\"quothLittleJohn,\"whatwearefightingfor;butalbeitIdonotrightlyknow。\"

  \"Why,nomoredoI,\"saidtheCook。\"IbearnoloveforthatpursySteward,butIthoughtthatwehadengagedtofightwithoneanotherandthatitmustbedone。\"

  \"Now,\"quothLittleJohn,\"itdothseemtomethatinsteadofstrivingtocutoneanother\'sthroats,itwerebetterforustobebooncompanions。Whatsaystthou,jollyCook,wiltthougowithmetoSherwoodForestandjoinwithRobinHood\'sband?

  Thoushaltliveamerrylifewithinthewoodlands,andsevenscoregoodcompanionsshaltthouhave,oneofwhomismineownself。

  ThoushalthavethreesuitsofLincolngreeneachyear,andfortymarksinpay。\"

  \"Now,thouartamanaftermineownheart!\"criedtheCookrightheartily,\"and,asthouspeakestofit,thatistheveryserviceforme。

  Iwillgowiththee,andthatrightgladly。Givemethypalm,sweetfellow,andIwillbethineowncompanionfromhenceforth。

  Whatmaybethyname,lad?\"

  \"MendocallmeLittleJohn,goodfellow。\"

  \"How?AndartthouindeedLittleJohn,andRobinHood\'sownright-handman?

  ManyatimeandoftIheardofthee,butneverdidIhopetoseteyesuponthee。AndthouartindeedthefamousLittleJohn!\"AndtheCookseemedlostinamazement,andlookeduponhiscompanionwithopeneyes。

  \"IamLittleJohn,indeed,andIwillbringtoRobinHoodthisdayarightstoutfellowtojoinhismerryband。

  Buterewego,goodfriend,itseemethtometobeavastpitythat,aswehavehadsomuchoftheSheriff\'sfood,weshouldnotalsocarryoffsomeofhissilverplatetoRobinHood,asapresentfromhisworship。\"

  \"Ay,marryisit,\"saidtheCook。Andsotheybeganhuntingabout,andtookasmuchsilverastheycouldlayhandsupon,clappingitintoabag,andwhentheyhadfilledthesacktheysetforthtoSherwoodForest。

  Plungingintothewoods,theycameatlasttothegreenwoodtree,wheretheyfoundRobinHoodandthreescoreofhismerrymenlyinguponthefreshgreengrass。WhenRobinandhismensawwhoitwasthatcame,theyleapedtotheirfeet。\"Nowwelcome!\"criedRobinHood。\"Nowwelcome,LittleJohn!Forlonghathitbeensincewehaveheardfromthee,thoughweallknewthatthouhadstjoinedtheSheriff\'sservice。

  Andhowhastthoufaredalltheselongdays?\"

  \"RightmerrilyhaveIlivedattheLordSheriff\'s,\"answeredLittleJohn,\"andIhavecomestraightthence。See,goodmaster!

  Ihavebroughttheehiscook,andevenhissilverplate。\"

  ThereuponhetoldRobinHoodandhismerrymenthatwerethere,allthathadbefallenhimsincehehadleftthemtogototheFairatNottinghamTown。Thenallshoutedwithlaughter,exceptRobinHood;

  buthelookedgrave。

  \"Nay,LittleJohn,\"saidhe,\"thouartabravebladeandatrustyfellow。

  Iamgladthouhastbroughtthyselfbacktous,andwithsuchagoodcompanionastheCook,whomweallwelcometoSherwood。ButIlikenotsowellthatthouhaststolentheSheriff\'splatelikesomepaltrythief。

  TheSheriffhathbeenpunishedbyus,andhathlostthreehundredpounds,evenashesoughttodespoilanother;buthehathdonenoughtthatweshouldstealhishouseholdplatefromhim。

  ThoughLittleJohnwasvexedwiththis,hestrovetopassitoffwithajest。\"Nay,goodmaster,\"quothhe,\"ifthouthinkesttheSheriffgaveusnottheplate,Iwillfetchhim,thathemaytelluswithhisownlipshegivethitalltous。\"

  Sosayingheleapedtohisfeet,andwasgonebeforeRobincouldcallhimback。

  LittleJohnranforfullfivemilestillhecametowheretheSheriffofNottinghamandagaycompanywerehuntingneartheforest。

  WhenLittleJohncametotheSheriffhedoffedhiscapandbenthisknee。

  \"Godsavethee,goodmaster,\"quothhe。

  \"Why,ReynoldGreenleaf!\"criedtheSheriff,\"whencecomestthouandwherehastthoubeen?\"

  \"Ihavebeenintheforest,\"answeredLittleJohn,speakingamazedly,\"andthereIsawasightsuchasne\'erbeforeman\'seyesbeheld!

  YonderIsawayounghartallingreenfromtoptotoe,andabouthimwasaherdofthreescoredeer,andthey,too,wereallofgreenfromheadtofoot。

  YetIdarednotshoot,goodmaster,forfearlesttheyshouldslayme。\"

  \"Why,hownow,ReynoldGreenleaf,\"criedtheSheriff,\"artthoudreamingorartthoumad,thatthoudostbringmesuch,atale?\"

  \"Nay,IamnotdreamingnoramImad,\"saidLittleJohn,\"andifthouwiltcomewithme,Iwillshowtheethisfairsight,forIhaveseenitwithmineowneyes。Butthoumustcomealone,goodmaster,lesttheothersfrightenthemandtheygetaway。\"

  Sothepartyallrodeforward,andLittleJohnledthemdownwardintotheforest。

  \"Now,goodmaster,\"quothheatlast,\"wearenighwhereIsawthisherd。\"

  ThentheSheriffdescendedfromhishorseandbadethemwaitforhimuntilheshouldreturn;andLittleJohnledhimforwardthroughaclosecopseuntilsuddenlytheycametoagreatopenglade,attheendofwhichRobinHoodsatbeneaththeshadeofthegreatoaktree,withhismerrymenallabouthim。

  \"See,goodMasterSheriff,\"quothLittleJohn,\"yonderisthehartofwhichI

  spaketothee。\"

  AtthistheSheriffturnedtoLittleJohnandsaidbitterly,\"LongagoIthoughtIrememberedthyface,butnowIknowthee。

  Woebetidethee,LittleJohn,forthouhastbetrayedmethisday。\"

  InthemeantimeRobinHoodhadcometothem。\"Nowwelcome,MasterSheriff,\"

  saidhe。\"Hastthoucometodaytotakeanotherfeastwithme?\"

  \"Nay,Heavenforbid!\"saidtheSheriffintonesofdeepearnest。

  \"Icarefornofeastandhavenohungertoday。\"

  \"Nevertheless,\"quothRobin,\"ifthouhastnohunger,maybethouhastthirst,andwellIknowthouwilttakeacupofsackwithme。

  ButIamgrievedthatthouwiltnotfeastwithme,forthoucouldsthavevictualstothyliking,fortherestandsthyCook。\"

  ThenheledtheSheriff,willy-nilly,totheseatheknewsowellbeneaththegreenwoodtree。

  \"Ho,lads!\"criedRobin,\"fillourgoodfriendtheSheriffarightbrimmingcupofsackandfetchithither,forheisfaintandweary。\"

  ThenoneofthebandbroughttheSheriffacupofsack,bowinglowashehandedittohim;buttheSheriffcouldnottouchthewine,forhesawitservedinoneofhisownsilverflagons,ononeofhisownsilverplates。

  \"Hownow,\"quothRobin,\"dostthounotlikeournewsilverservice?

  Wehavegottenabagofitthisday。\"Sosaying,heheldupthesackofsilverthatLittleJohnandtheCookhadbroughtwiththem。

  ThentheSheriff\'sheartwasbitterwithinhim;but,notdaringtosayanything,heonlygazedupontheground。

  Robinlookedkeenlyathimforatimebeforehespokeagain。

  Thensaidhe,\"Now,MasterSheriff,thelasttimethoucamesttoSherwoodForestthoudidstcomeseekingtodespoilapoorspendthrift,andthouwertdespoiledthineownself;butnowthoucomestseekingtodonoharm,nordoIknowthatthouhastdespoiledanyman。

  Itakemytithesfromfatpriestsandlordlysquires,tohelpthosethattheydespoilandtoraiseupthosethattheybowdown;

  butIknownotthatthouhasttenantsofthineownwhomthouhastwrongedinanyway。Therefore,takethouthineownagain,norwillIdispossesstheetodayofsomuchasonefarthing。

  Comewithme,andIwillleadtheefromtheforestbacktothineownpartyagain。\"

  Then,slingingthebaguponhisshoulder,heturnedaway,theSherifffollowinghim,alltooperplexedinmindtospeak。

  SotheywentforwarduntiltheycametowithinafurlongofthespotwheretheSheriff\'scompanionswerewaitingforhim。

  ThenRobinHoodgavethesackofsilverbacktotheSheriff。

  \"Takethouthineownagain,\"hesaid,\"andhearkentome,goodSheriff,takethouapieceofadvicewithit。

  Trythyservantswellerethoudostengagethemagainsoreadily。\"

  Then,turning,helefttheotherstandingbewildered,withthesackinhishands。

  ThecompanythatwaitedfortheSheriffwereallamazedtoseehimcomeoutoftheforestbearingaheavysackuponhisshoulders;

  butthoughtheyquestionedhim,heansweredneveraword,actinglikeonewhowalksinadream。Withoutaword,heplacedthebagacrosshisnag\'sbackandthen,mounting,rodeaway,allfollowinghim;butallthetimetherewasagreatturmoilofthoughtswithinhishead,tumblingoneovertheother。

  AndthusendsthemerrytaleofLittleJohnandhowheenteredtheSheriff\'sservice。

  LittleJohnandtheTannerofBlythONEFINEDAY,notlongafterLittleJohnhadleftabidingwiththeSheriffandhadcomeback,withhisworship\'scook,tothemerrygreenwood,ashasjustbeentold,RobinHoodandafewchosenfellowsofhisbandlayuponthesoftswardbeneaththegreenwoodtreewheretheydwelled。

  Thedaywaswarmandsultry,sothatwhilemostofthebandwerescatteredthroughtheforestuponthismissionanduponthat,thesefewstoutfellowslaylazilybeneaththeshadeofthetree,inthesoftafternoon,passingjestsamongthemselvesandtellingmerrystories,withlaughterandmirth。

  AlltheairwasladenwiththebitterfragranceoftheMay,andalltheboskyshadesofthewoodlandsbeyondrangwiththesweetsongofbirds——thethrostlecock,thecuckoo,andthewoodpigeon——

  andwiththesongofbirdsmingledthecoolsoundofthegurglingbrookthatleapedoutoftheforestshades,andranfrettingamiditsrough,graystonesacrossthesunlitopengladebeforethetrystingtree。

  Andafairsightwasthathalfscoreoftall,stoutyeomen,allcladinLincolngreen,lyingbeneaththebroad-spreadingbranchesofthegreatoaktree,amidthequiveringleavesofwhichthesunlightshiveredandfellindancingpatchesuponthegrass。

  SuddenlyRobinHoodsmotehisknee。

  \"BySaintDunstan,\"quothhe,\"Ihadnighforgotthatquarter-daycomethonapace,andyetnoclothofLincolngreeninallourstore。

  Itmustbelookedto,andthatinquickseason。Come,buskthee,LittleJohn!Stirthoselazybonesofthine,forthoumustgettheestraightwaytoourgoodgossip,thedraperHughLongshanksofAncaster。BidhimsendusstraightwaytwentyscoreyardsoffairclothofLincolngreen;andmayhapthejourneymaytakesomeofthefatfromoffthybones,thatthouhastgottenfromlazylivingatourdearSheriff\'s。\"

  \"Nay,\"mutteredLittleJohnforhehadheardsomuchuponthisscorethathewassoreuponthepoint,\"nay,truly,mayhapIhavemorefleshuponmyjointsthanIoncehad,yet,fleshornoflesh,IdoubtnotthatIcouldstillholdmyplaceandfootinguponanarrowbridgeagainste\'erayeomaninSherwood,orNottinghamshire,forthematterofthat,eventhoughhehadnomorefatabouthisbonesthanthouhast,goodmaster。\"

  Atthisreplyagreatshoutoflaughterwentup,andalllookedatRobinHood,foreachmanknewthatLittleJohnspakeofacertainfightthathappenedbetweentheirmasterandhimself,throughwhichtheyfirstbecameacquainted。

  \"Nay,\"quothRobinHood,laughinglouderthanall。\"HeavenforbidthatIshoulddoubtthee,forIcarefornotasteofthystaffmyself,LittleJohn。Imustneedsownthattherearethoseofmybandcanhandleaseven-footstaffmoredeftlythanI;yetnomaninallNottinghamshirecandrawgraygooseshaftwithmyfingers。

  Nevertheless,ajourneytoAncastermaynotbeillforthee;

  sogothou,asIbid,andthouhadstbestgothisveryevening,forsincethouhastabidedattheSheriff\'smanyknowthyface,andifthougoestinbroaddaylight,thoumaystgetthyselfintoacoilwithsomeofhisworship\'smen-at-arms。BidethouheretillIbringtheemoneytopayourgoodHugh。IwarranthehathnobettercustomersinallNottinghamshirethanwe。\"

  Sosaying,Robinleftthemandenteredtheforest。

  Notfarfromthetrystingtreewasagreatrockinwhichachamberhadbeenhewn,theentrancebeingbarredbyamassiveoakendoortwopalms\'-breadthinthickness,studdedaboutwithspikes,andfastenedwithagreatpadlock。

  Thiswasthetreasurehouseoftheband,andthitherRobinHoodwentand,unlockingthedoor,enteredthechamber,fromwhichhebroughtforthabagofgoldwhichhegavetoLittleJohn,topayHughLongshankswithal,fortheclothofLincolngreen。

  ThenupgotLittleJohn,and,takingthebagofgold,whichhethrustintohisbosom,hestrappedagirdleabouthisloins,tookastoutpikestafffullsevenfeetlonginhishand,andsetforthuponhisjourney。

  SohestrodewhistlingalongtheleafyforestpaththatledtoFosseWay,turningneithertotherighthandnortheleft,untilatlasthecametowherethepathbranched,leadingontheonehandonwardtoFosseWay,andontheother,aswellLittleJohnknew,tothemerryBlueBoarInn。HereLittleJohnsuddenlyceasedwhistlingandstoppedinthemiddleofthepath。

  Firsthelookedupandthenhelookeddown,andthen,tiltinghiscapoveroneeye,heslowlyscratchedthebackpartofhishead。

  Forthusitwas:atthesightofthesetworoads,twovoicesbegantoalarumwithinhim,theonecrying,\"ThereliestheroadtotheBlueBoarInn,acanofbrownOctober,andamerrynightwithsweetcompanionssuchasthoumaystfindthere\";theother,\"ThereliesthewaytoAncasterandthedutythouartsentupon。\"

  Nowthefirstofthesetwovoiceswasfarthelouder,forLittleJohnhadgrownpassingfondofgoodlivingthroughabidingattheSheriff\'shouse;so,presently,lookingupintothebluesky,acrosswhichbrightcloudsweresailinglikesilverboats,andswallowsskimmingincirclingflight,quothhe,\"Ifearmeitwillrainthisevening,soI\'lle\'enstopattheBlueBoartillitpassesby,forIknowmygoodmasterwouldnothavemewettotheskin。\"So,withoutmoreado,offhestrodedownthepaththatlaythewayofhislikings。

  Nowtherewasnosignofanyfoulweather,butwhenonewishestodoathing,asLittleJohndid,onefindsnolackofreasonsforthedoing。

  FourmerrywagswereattheBlueBoarInn;abutcher,abeggar,andtwobarefootfriars。LittleJohnheardthemsingingfromafar,ashewalkedthroughthehushofthemellowtwilightthatwasnowfallingoverhillanddale。RightgladweretheytowelcomesuchamerrybladeasLittleJohn。Freshcansofalewerebrought,andwithjestandsongandmerrytalesthehoursslippedawayonfleetingwings。

  NonethoughtoftimeortidetillthenightwassofargonethatLittleJohnputbythethoughtofsettingforthuponhisjourneyagainthatnight,andsobidedattheBlueBoarInnuntilthemorrow。

  NowitwasanillpieceofluckforLittleJohnthathelefthisdutyforhispleasure,andhepaidagreatscoreforit,asweareallapttodointhesamecase,asyoushallsee。

  Upheroseatthedawnofthenextday,and,takinghisstoutpikestaffinhishand,hesetforthuponhisjourneyoncemore,asthoughhewouldmakeupforlosttime。

  InthegoodtownofBlyththerelivedastouttanner,celebratedfarandnearforfeatsofstrengthandmanytoughboutsatwrestlingandthequarterstaff。

  Forfiveyearshehadheldthemid-countrychampionbeltforwrestling,tillthegreatAdamo\'Lincolncasthimintheringandbrokeoneofhisribs;

  butatquarterstaffhehadneveryetmethismatchinallthecountryabout。

  Besidesallthis,hedearlylovedthelongbow,andaslyjauntintheforestwhenthemoonwasfullandthedundeerinseason;sothattheKing\'srangerskeptashrewdeyeuponhimandhisdoings,forArthuraBland\'shousewasapttohaveaplentyofmeatinitthatwasmorelikevenisonthanthelawallowed。

  NowArthurhadbeentoNottinghamTownthedaybeforeLittleJohnsetforthonhiserrand,theretosellahalfscoreoftannedcowhides。

  AtthedawnofthesamedaythatLittleJohnlefttheinn,hestartedfromNottingham,homewardforBlyth。Hiswayled,allinthedewymorn,pastthevergeofSherwoodForest,wherethebirdswerewelcomingthelovelydaywithagreatandmerryjubilee。

  AcrosstheTanner\'sshoulderswasslunghisstoutquarterstaff,evernearenoughtohimtobegrippedquickly,andonhisheadwasacapofdoubledcowhide,sotoughthatitcouldhardlybeclovenevenbyabroadsword。

  \"Now,\"quothArthuraBlandtohimself,whenhehadcometothatpartoftheroadthatcutthroughacorneroftheforest,\"nodoubtatthistimeofyearthedundeerarecomingfromtheforestdepthsnighertotheopenmeadowlands。

  MayhapImaychancetocatchasightofthedaintybrowndarlingsthusearlyinthemorn。\"Fortherewasnothinghelovedbetterthantolookuponatrippingherdofdeer,evenwhenhecouldnottickletheirribswithaclothyardshaft。

  Accordingly,quittingthepath,hewentpeepingthiswayandthatthroughtheunderbrush,spyingnowhereandnowthere,withallthewilesofamasterofwoodcraft,andofonewhohadmorethanoncedonnedadoubletofLincolngreen。

  NowasLittleJohnsteppedblithelyalong,thinkingofnothingbutofsuchthingsasthesweetnessofthehawthornbudsthatbedeckedthehedgerows,orgazingupwardatthelark,that,springingfromthedewygrass,hungaloftonquiveringwingsintheyellowsunlight,pouringforthitssongthatfelllikeafallingstarfromthesky,hisluckledhimawayfromthehighway,notfarfromthespotwhereArthuraBlandwaspeepingthiswayandthatthroughtheleavesofthethickets。

  Hearingarustlingofthebranches,LittleJohnstoppedandpresentlycaughtsightofthebrowncowhidecapoftheTannermovingamongthebushes\"Idomuchwonder,\"quothLittleJohntohimself,\"whatyonknaveisafter,thatheshouldgothuspeepingandpeeringaboutI

  verilybelievethatyonscurvyvarletisnobetterthanathief,andcomethhereafterourownandthegoodKing\'sdundeer。\"

  Forbymuchrovingintheforest,LittleJohnhadcometolookuponallthedeerinSherwoodasbelongingtoRobinHoodandhisbandasmuchastogoodKingHarry。\"Nay,\"quothheagain,afteratime,\"thismattermuste\'enbelookedinto。\"So,quittingthehighroad,healsoenteredthethickets,andbeganspyingaroundafterstoutArthuraBland。

  Soforalongtimetheybothofthemwenthuntingabout,LittleJohnaftertheTanner,andtheTannerafterthedeer。

  AtlastLittleJohntroduponastick,whichsnappedunderhisfoot,whereupon,hearingthenoise,theTannerturnedquicklyandcaughtsightoftheyeoman。SeeingthattheTannerhadspiedhimout,LittleJohnputaboldfaceuponthematter。

  \"Hilloa,\"quothhe,\"whatartthoudoinghere,thounaughtyfellow?

  WhoartthouthatcomestrangingSherwood\'spaths?

  Inverysooththouhastanevilcastofcountenance,andIdothink,truly,thatthouartnobetterthanathief,andcomestafterourgoodKing\'sdeer。\"

  \"Nay,\"quoththeTannerboldly——for,thoughtakenbysurprise,hewasnotamantobefrightenedbybigwords——\"thouliestinthyteeth。

  Iamnothief,butanhonestcraftsman。Asformycountenance,itiswhatitis;and,forthematterofthat,thineownisnonetoopretty,thousaucyfellow。\"

  \"Ha!\"quothLittleJohninagreatloudvoice,\"wouldstthougivemebacktalk?NowIhaveagreatpartofamindtocrackthypateforthee。Iwouldhavetheeknow,fellow,thatIam,asitwere,oneoftheKing\'sforesters。Leastwise,\"mutteredhetohimself,\"Iandmyfriendsdotakegoodcareofourgoodsovereign\'sdeer。\"

  \"Icarenotwhothouart,\"answeredtheboldTanner,\"andunlessthouhastmanymoreofthykindbythee,thoucanstnevermakeArthuraBlandcry`Amercy。\'\"

  \"Isitso?\"criedLittleJohninarage。\"Now,bymyfaith,thousaucyrogue,thytonguehathledtheeintoapitthouwilthaveasorrytimegettingoutof;forIwillgivetheesuchadrubbingasne\'erhastthouhadinallthylifebefore。

  Takethystaffinthyhand,fellow,forIwillnotsmiteanunarmedman。

  \"Marrycomeupwithamurrain!\"criedtheTanner,forhe,too,hadtalkedhimselfintoafume。\"Bigwordsne\'erkilledsomuchasamouse。

  WhoartthouthattalkestsofreelyofcrackingtheheadofArthuraBland?IfIdonottanthyhidethisdayasne\'erItannedacalf\'shideinallmylifebefore,splitmystaffintoskewersforlamb\'sfleshandcallmenomorebraveman!

  Nowlooktothyself,fellow!\"

  \"Stay!\"saidLittleJohn。\"Letusfirstmeasureourcudgels。

  Idoreckonmystafflongerthanthine,andIwouldnottakevantageoftheebyevensomuchasaninch。\"

  \"Nay,Ipassnotforlength,\"answeredtheTanner。\"Mystaffislongenoughtoknockdownacalf;solooktothyself,fellow,Isayagain。\"

  So,withoutmoreado,eachgrippedhisstaffinthemiddle,and,withfellandangrylooks,theycameslowlytogether。

  NownewshadbeenbroughttoRobinHoodhowthatLittleJohn,insteadofdoinghisbidding,hadpassedbydutyforpleasure,andsohadstoppedovernightwithmerrycompanyattheBlueBoarInn,insteadofgoingstraighttoAncaster。So,beingvexedtohisheartbythis,hesetforthatdawnofdaytoseekLittleJohnattheBlueBoar,oratleasttomeettheyeomanontheway,andeasehisheartofwhathethoughtofthematter。

  Asthushestrodealonginanger,puttingtogetherthewordshewouldusetochideLittleJohn,heheard,ofasudden,loudandangryvoices,asofmeninarage,passingfellwordsbackandforthfromonetotheother。

  Atthis,RobinHoodstoppedandlistened。\"Surely,\"quothhetohimself,\"thatisLittleJohn\'svoice,andheistalkinginangeralso。

  Methinkstheotherisstrangetomyears。NowHeavenforfendthatmygoodtrustyLittleJohnshouldhavefallenintothehandsoftheKing\'srangers。

  Imustseetothismatter,andthatquickly。\"

  ThusspokeRobinHoodtohimself,allhisangerpassingawaylikeabreathfromthewindowpane,atthethoughtthatperhapshistrustyright-handmanwasinsomedangerofhislife。

  Socautiouslyhemadehiswaythroughthethicketswhencethevoicescame,and,pushingasidetheleaves,peepedintothelittleopenspacewherethetwomen,staffinhand,werecomingslowlytogether。

  \"Ha!\"quothRobintohimself,\"hereismerrysportafoot。

  NowIwouldgivethreegoldenangelsfrommyownpocketifyonstoutfellowwouldgiveLittleJohnarightsounddrubbing!

  Itwouldpleasemetoseehimwellthumpedforhavingfailedinmybidding。Ifearme,though,thereisbutpoorchanceofmyseeingsuchapleasantsight。\"Sosaying,hestretchedhimselfatlengthupontheground,thathemightnotonlyseethesportthebetter,butthathemightenjoythemerrysightathisease。

  Asyoumayhaveseentwodogsthatthinktofight,walkingslowlyroundandroundeachother,neithercurwishingtobeginthecombat,sothosetwostoutyeomenmovedslowlyaround,eachwatchingforachancetotaketheotherunaware,andsogetinthefirstblow。

  AtlastLittleJohnstrucklikeaflash,and——\"rap!\"——theTannermettheblowandturneditaside,andthensmotebackatLittleJohn,whoalsoturnedtheblow;andsothismightybattlebegan。

  Thenupanddownandbackandforththeytrod,theblowsfallingsothickandfastthat,atadistance,onewouldhavethoughtthathalfascoreofmenwerefighting。Thustheyfoughtfornighahalfanhour,untilthegroundwasallplowedupwiththediggingoftheirheels,andtheirbreathinggrewlaboredliketheoxinthefurrow。

  ButLittleJohnsufferedthemost,forhehadbecomeunusedtosuchstifflabor,andhisjointswerenotassuppleastheyhadbeenbeforehewenttodwellwiththeSheriff。

  AllthistimeRobinHoodlaybeneaththebush,rejoicingatsuchacomelyboutofquarterstaff。\"Bymyfaith!\"quothhetohimself,\"neverhadIthoughttoseeLittleJohnsoevenlymatchedinallmylife。

  Belike,though,hewouldhaveovercomeyonfellowbeforethishadhebeeninhisformertrim。\"

  AtlastLittleJohnsawhischance,and,throwingallthestrengthhefeltgoingfromhimintooneblowthatmighthavefelledanox,hestruckattheTannerwithmightandmain。

  AndnowdidtheTanner\'scowhidecapstandhimingoodstead,andbutforithemightneverhaveheldstaffinhandagain。

  Asitwas,theblowhecaughtbesidetheheadwassoshrewdthatitsenthimstaggeringacrossthelittleglade,sothat,ifLittleJohnhadhadthestrengthtofollowuphisvantage,itwouldhavebeenillforstoutArthur。Butheregainedhimselfquicklyand,atarm\'slength,struckbackablowatLittleJohn,andthistimethestrokereacheditsmark,anddownwentLittleJohnatfulllength,hiscudgelflyingfromhishandashefell。

  Then,raisinghisstaff,stoutArthurdealthimanotherblowupontheribs。

  \"Hold!\"roaredLittleJohn。\"Wouldstthoustrikeamanwhenheisdown?\"

  \"Ay,marrywouldI,\"quoththeTanner,givinghimanotherthwackwithhisstaff。

  \"Stop!\"roaredLittleJohn。\"Help!Hold,Isay!Iyieldme!

  Iyieldme,Isay,goodfellow!\"

  \"Hastthouhadenough?\"askedtheTannergrimly,holdinghisstaffaloft。

  \"Ay,marry,andmorethanenough。\"

  \"AndthoudostownthatIamthebettermanofthetwo?\"

  \"Yea,truly,andamurrainseizethee!\"saidLittleJohn,thefirstaloudandthelasttohisbeard。

  \"Thenthoumaystgothyways;andthankthypatronsaintthatI

  amamercifulman,\"saidtheTanner。

  \"Aplagueo\'suchmercyasthine!\"saidLittleJohn,sittingupandfeelinghisribswheretheTannerhadcudgeledhim。\"Imakemyvow,myribsfeelasthougheveryoneofthemwerebrokenintwain。

  Itellthee,goodfellow,IdidthinktherewasneveramaninallNottinghamshirecoulddotomewhatthouhastdonethisday。\"

  \"AndsothoughtI,also,\"criedRobinHood,burstingoutofthethicketandshoutingwithlaughtertillthetearsrandownhischeeks。

  \"Oman,man!\"saidhe,aswellashecouldforhismirth,\"\'adidstgooverlikeabottleknockedfromawall。Ididseethewholemerrybout,andneverdidIthinktoseetheeyieldthyselfso,handandfoot,toanymaninallmerryEngland。Iwasseekingthee,tochidetheeforleavingmybiddingundone;butthouhastbeenpaidallIowedthee,fullmeasure,presseddownandoverflowing,bythisgoodfellow。Marry,\'adidreachouthisarmfulllengthwhilethoustoodgapingathim,and,withaprettyrap,tumbledtheeoverasneverhaveIseenonetumbledbefore。\"

  SospokeboldRobin,andallthetimeLittleJohnsatupontheground,lookingasthoughhehadsourcurdsinhismouth。

  \"Whatmaybethyname,goodfellow?\"saidRobin,next,turningtotheTanner。

  \"MendocallmeArthuraBland,\"spokeuptheTannerboldly,\"andnowwhatmaybethyname?\"

  \"Ha,ArthuraBland!\"quothRobin,\"Ihaveheardthynamebefore,goodfellow。ThoudidstbreakthecrownofafriendofmineatthefairatElylastOctober。ThefolktherecallhimJocko\'Nottingham;wecallhimWillScathelock。ThispoorfellowwhomthouhastsobelaborediscountedthebesthandatthequarterstaffinallmerryEngland。HisnameisLittleJohn,andmineRobinHood。\"

  \"How!\"criedtheTanner,\"artthouindeedthegreatRobinHood,andisthisthefamousLittleJohn?Marry,hadIknownwhothouart,Iwouldneverhavebeensoboldastoliftmyhandagainstthee。

  Letmehelptheetothyfeet,goodMasterLittleJohn,andletmebrushthedustfromoffthycoat。\"

  \"Nay,\"quothLittleJohntestily,atthesametimerisingcarefully,asthoughhisboneshadbeenmadeofglass,\"Icanhelpmyself,goodfellow,withoutthyaid;andletmetellthee,haditnotbeenforthatvilecowskincapofthine,itwouldhavebeenillfortheethisday。\"

  AtthisRobinlaughedagain,and,turningtotheTanner,hesaid,\"Wiltthoujoinmyband,goodArthur?ForImakemyvowthouartoneofthestoutestmenthatevermineeyesbeheld。\"

  \"WillIjointhyband?\"criedtheTannerjoyfully。

  \"Ay,marry,willI!Heyforamerrylife!\"criedhe,leapingaloftandsnappinghisfingers,\"andheyforthelifeIlove!

  Awaywithtanbarkandfilthyvatsandfoulcowhides!

  Iwillfollowtheetotheendsoftheearth,goodmaster,andnotaherdofdundeerinalltheforestbutshallknowthesoundofthetwangofmybowstring。\"

  \"Asforthee,LittleJohn,\"saidRobin,turningtohimandlaughing,\"thouwiltstartoncemoreforAncaster,andwewillgopartwaywiththee,forIwillnothavetheeturnagaintoeithertherighthandorthelefttillthouhastfairlygottenawayfromSherwood。Thereareotherinnsthatthouknowestyet,hereabouts。\"Thereupon,leavingthethickets,theytookoncemoretothehighwayanddepartedupontheirbusiness。

  RobinHoodandWillScarletTHUSTHEYtraveledalongthesunnyroad,threestoutfellowssuchasyoucouldhardlymatchanywhereelseinallmerryEngland。Manystoppedtogazeafterthemastheystrodealong,sobroadweretheirshouldersandsosturdytheirgait。

  QuothRobinHoodtoLittleJohn,\"WhydidstthounotgostraighttoAncaster,yesterday,asItoldthee?ThouhadstnotgottenthyselfintosuchacoilhadstthoudoneasIordered。\"

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