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But

another

man

he

loved

she

,

--

'

"

Marry

,

'

tis

done

--

a

goodly

piece

of

work

,

too

,

and

wrought

with

expedition

.

Now

will

I

wake

him

,

apparel

him

,

pour

for

him

,

feed

him

,

and

then

will

we

hie

us

to

the

mart

by

the

Tabard

Inn

in

Southwark

and

--

be

pleased

to

rise

,

my

liege

!

--

he

answereth

not

--

what

ho

,

my

liege

!

--

of

a

truth

must

I

profane

his

sacred

person

with

a

touch

,

sith

his

slumber

is

deaf

to

speech

.

What

!

"

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He

threw

back

the

covers

--

the

boy

was

gone

!

He

stared

about

him

in

speechless

astonishment

for

a

moment

;

noticed

for

the

first

time

that

his

ward

's

ragged

raiment

was

also

missing

;

then

he

began

to

rage

and

storm

and

shout

for

the

innkeeper

.

At

that

moment

a

servant

entered

with

the

breakfast

.

"

Explain

,

thou

limb

of

Satan

,

or

thy

time

is

come

!

"

roared

the

man

of

war

,

and

made

so

savage

a

spring

toward

the

waiter

that

this

latter

could

not

find

his

tongue

,

for

the

instant

,

for

fright

and

surprise

.

"

Where

is

the

boy

?

"

In

disjointed

and

trembling

syllables

the

man

gave

the

information

desired

.

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"

You

were

hardly

gone

from

the

place

,

your

worship

,

when

a

youth

came

running

and

said

it

was

your

worship

's

will

that

the

boy

come

to

you

straight

,

at

the

bridge-end

on

the

Southwark

side

.

I

brought

him

hither

;

and

when

he

woke

the

lad

and

gave

his

message

,

the

lad

did

grumble

some

little

for

being

disturbed

'

so

early

,

'

as

he

called

it

,

but

straightway

trussed

on

his

rags

and

went

with

the

youth

,

only

saying

it

had

been

better

manners

that

your

worship

came

yourself

,

not

sent

a

stranger

--

and

so

--

"

"

And

so

thou

'

rt

a

fool

!

--

a

fool

and

easily

cozened

--

hang

all

thy

breed

!

Yet

mayhap

no

hurt

is

done

.

Possibly

no

harm

is

meant

the

boy

.

I

will

go

fetch

him

.

Make

the

table

ready

.

Stay

!

the

coverings

of

the

bed

were

disposed

as

if

one

lay

beneath

them

--

happened

that

by

accident

?

"

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