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"
But
you
have
renounced
his
service
but
now
,
"
said
Wamba
.
"
That
,
"
said
Gurth
,
"
was
but
while
he
was
fortunate
--
follow
me
!
"
As
the
Jester
was
about
to
obey
,
a
third
person
suddenly
made
his
appearance
,
and
commanded
them
both
to
halt
.
From
his
dress
and
arms
,
Wamba
would
have
conjectured
him
to
be
one
of
those
outlaws
who
had
just
assailed
his
master
;
but
,
besides
that
he
wore
no
mask
,
the
glittering
baldric
across
his
shoulder
,
with
the
rich
bugle-horn
which
it
supported
,
as
well
as
the
calm
and
commanding
expression
of
his
voice
and
manner
,
made
him
,
notwithstanding
the
twilight
,
recognise
Locksley
the
yeoman
,
who
had
been
victorious
,
under
such
disadvantageous
circumstances
,
in
the
contest
for
the
prize
of
archery
.
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"
What
is
the
meaning
of
all
this
,
"
said
he
,
"
or
who
is
it
that
rifle
,
and
ransom
,
and
make
prisoners
,
in
these
forests
?
"
"
You
may
look
at
their
cassocks
close
by
,
"
said
Wamba
,
"
and
see
whether
they
be
thy
children
's
coats
or
no
--
for
they
are
as
like
thine
own
,
as
one
green
pea-cod
is
to
another
.
"
"
I
will
learn
that
presently
,
"
answered
Locksley
;
"
and
I
charge
ye
,
on
peril
of
your
lives
,
not
to
stir
from
the
place
where
ye
stand
,
until
I
have
returned
.
Obey
me
,
and
it
shall
be
the
better
for
you
and
your
masters
.
--
Yet
stay
,
I
must
render
myself
as
like
these
men
as
possible
.
"
So
saying
he
unbuckled
his
baldric
with
the
bugle
,
took
a
feather
from
his
cap
,
and
gave
them
to
Wamba
;
then
drew
a
vizard
from
his
pouch
,
and
,
repeating
his
charges
to
them
to
stand
fast
,
went
to
execute
his
purposes
of
reconnoitring
.
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"
Shall
we
stand
fast
,
Gurth
?
"
said
Wamba
;
"
or
shall
we
e
'
en
give
him
leg-bail
?
In
my
foolish
mind
,
he
had
all
the
equipage
of
a
thief
too
much
in
readiness
,
to
be
himself
a
true
man
.
"
"
Let
him
be
the
devil
,
"
said
Gurth
,
"
an
he
will
.
We
can
be
no
worse
of
waiting
his
return
.
If
he
belong
to
that
party
,
he
must
already
have
given
them
the
alarm
,
and
it
will
avail
nothing
either
to
fight
or
fly
.
Besides
,
I
have
late
experience
,
that
errant
thieves
are
not
the
worst
men
in
the
world
to
have
to
deal
with
.
"
The
yeoman
returned
in
the
course
of
a
few
minutes
.