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11

"

"

I

I

'll

'll

hold

hold

the

the

best

best

of

of

you

you

twenty

marks

marks

,

,

"

"

quoth

quoth

bold

bold

Robin

Robin

,

,

"

"

that

that

I

I

hit

hit

the

the

clout

clout

at

at

threescore

threescore

rods

rods

,

,

by

by

the

the

good

good

help

help

of

of

Our

Our

Lady

Lady

fair

fair

.

.

"

"

12

At

this

all

laughed

aloud

,

and

one

said

,

"

Well

boasted

,

thou

fair

infant

,

well

boasted

!

And

well

thou

knowest

that

no

target

is

nigh

to

make

good

thy

wager

.

"

13

And

another

cried

,

"

He

will

be

taking

ale

with

his

milk

next

.

"

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At

At

this

this

Robin

Robin

grew

grew

right

right

mad

mad

.

.

"

Hark

ye

,

"

said

he

,

"

yonder

,

at

the

glade

's

end

,

I

see

a

herd

of

deer

,

even

more

than

threescore

rods

distant

.

I

'll

hold

you

twenty

marks

that

,

by

leave

of

Our

Lady

,

I

cause

the

best

hart

among

them

to

die

.

"

15

"

"

Now

Now

done

done

!

!

"

"

cried

he

who

had

spoken

first

.

"

And

here

are

twenty

marks

.

I

wager

that

thou

causest

no

beast

to

die

,

with

or

without

the

aid

of

Our

Lady

.

"

16

Then

Robin

took

his

good

yew

bow

in

his

hand

,

and

placing

the

tip

at

his

instep

,

he

strung

it

right

deftly

;

then

he

nocked

a

broad

clothyard

arrow

and

,

raising

the

bow

,

drew

the

gray

goose

feather

to

his

ear

;

the

next

moment

the

bowstring

rang

and

the

arrow

sped

down

the

glade

as

a

sparrowhawk

skims

in

a

northern

wind

.

High

leaped

the

noblest

hart

of

all

the

herd

,

only

to

fall

dead

,

reddening

the

green

path

with

his

heart

's

blood

.

17

"

"

Ha

Ha

!

"

"

cried

Robin

,

"

how

likest

thou

that

shot

,

good

fellow

?

I

wot

the

wager

were

mine

,

an

it

were

three

hundred

pounds

.

"

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Then

all

the

foresters

were

filled

with

rage

,

and

he

who

had

spoken

the

first

and

had

lost

the

wager

was

more

angry

than

all

.

19

"

Nay

Nay

,

,

"

"

cried

cried

he

he

,

,

"

"

the

the

wager

wager

is

none

none

of

of

thine

thine

,

,

and

and

get

get

thee

thee

gone

gone

,

,

straightway

straightway

,

,

or

or

,

,

by

by

all

the

the

saints

saints

of

of

heaven

heaven

,

,

I

I

'll

'll

baste

baste

thy

thy

sides

sides

until

until

thou

thou

wilt

wilt

ne'er

be

be

able

able

to

to

walk

again

again

.

.

"

"

20

"

Knowest

thou

not

,

"

said

another

,

"

that

thou

hast

killed

the

King

's

deer

,

and

,

by

the

laws

of

our

gracious

lord

and

sovereign

King

Harry

,

thine

ears

should

be

shaven

close

to

thy

head

?

"

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