[transcribed] [from] [the] [@number@] [charles] [scribner] ['s] [sons] [edition] [by] [david] [price] [,] [email] [@email@] [the] [black] [arrow] [a] [tale] [of] [the] [two] [roses] [critic] [on] [the] [hearth] [:] no one [but] [myself] knows [what] [i] [have] [suffered] , [nor] [what] [my] [books] [have] [gained] [,] by [your] [unsleeping] [watchfulness] and [admirable] [pertinacity] [.] 1 no 2 one 1 no 10 , 2 one 5 knows 10 , 22 and 18 by 22 and that others may display more constancy is still my hope . 1 that 6 constancy 2 others 6 constancy 3 may 4 display 4 display 6 constancy 5 more 6 constancy 6 constancy 7 is 6 constancy 8 still 6 constancy 9 my 6 constancy 10 hope 6 constancy 11 . it was not without its reward at the time . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 not 3 not 4 without 4 without 5 its 5 its 6 reward 6 reward 7 at 6 reward 10 . 7 at 8 the 8 the 9 time those who read volumes and those who read story papers belong to different worlds . 1 those 2 who 2 who 4 volumes 3 read 4 volumes 4 volumes 5 and 4 volumes 6 those 4 volumes 8 read 4 volumes 9 story 4 volumes 10 papers 4 volumes 11 belong 4 volumes 14 worlds 6 those 7 who 11 belong 12 to 13 different 14 worlds 14 worlds 15 . the [verdict] [on] [treasure] [island] was [reversed] in the other [court] [;] [i] [wonder] , [will] [it] [be] [the] same with [its] [successor] [?] 1 the 10 other 1 the 20 same 6 was 8 in 8 in 9 the 9 the 10 other 10 other 15 , 20 same 21 with r l s 1 r 2 l 2 l 3 s [saranac] [lake] [,] [@date@] [.] [prologue] [john] [amend-all] on a certain afternoon , in the late springtime , [the] [bell] [upon] [tunstall] [moat] [house] [was] [heard] [ringing] [at] [an] [unaccustomed] hour . 1 on 4 afternoon 2 a 3 certain 3 certain 4 afternoon 4 afternoon 5 , 4 afternoon 6 in 4 afternoon 8 late 6 in 7 the 8 late 9 springtime 8 late 23 hour 8 late 24 . 9 springtime 10 , [tunstall] [hamlet] [at] [that] [period] [,] [in] [the] [reign] [of] [old] [king] [henry] [vi] [.] [,] [wore] [much] [the] [same] [appearance] [as] [it] [wears] [to-day] [.] a score or so of houses , heavily framed with oak , stood scattered in a long green valley ascending from the river . 1 a 2 score 2 score 3 or 3 or 4 so 3 or 14 scattered 5 of 6 houses 6 houses 7 , 6 houses 8 heavily 6 houses 14 scattered 8 heavily 9 framed 9 framed 10 with 9 framed 11 oak 11 oak 12 , 11 oak 13 stood 14 scattered 19 valley 15 in 19 valley 16 a 17 long 17 long 19 valley 18 green 19 valley 19 valley 20 ascending 20 ascending 21 from 20 ascending 23 river 22 the 23 river 23 river 24 . half-way up the village , the church stood among yews . 1 half-way 2 up 1 half-way 4 village 3 the 4 village 4 village 5 , 4 village 10 yews 6 the 10 yews 7 church 10 yews 8 stood 10 yews 9 among 10 yews 10 yews 11 . on every side the slopes were crowned and the view bounded by the green elms and greening oak-trees of the forest . 1 on 3 side 2 every 3 side 3 side 5 slopes 4 the 5 slopes 5 slopes 6 were 5 slopes 7 crowned 7 crowned 8 and 8 and 18 oak-trees 9 the 10 view 10 view 18 oak-trees 11 bounded 17 greening 12 by 15 elms 13 the 14 green 14 green 15 elms 15 elms 17 greening 16 and 17 greening 17 greening 18 oak-trees 18 oak-trees 19 of 18 oak-trees 21 forest 20 the 21 forest 21 forest 22 . he , at the least , would know , and they hailed him and begged him to explain . 1 he 7 would 1 he 12 hailed 2 , 7 would 3 at 5 least 4 the 5 least 5 least 6 , 5 least 7 would 8 know 12 hailed 9 , 10 and 10 and 12 hailed 11 they 12 hailed 12 hailed 13 him 12 hailed 15 begged 12 hailed 16 him 12 hailed 18 explain 14 and 15 begged 17 to 18 explain 18 explain 19 . the express , it appeared , had brought great news . 1 the 10 news 2 express 4 it 2 express 5 appeared 2 express 10 news 3 , 4 it 5 appeared 6 , 7 had 8 brought 8 brought 10 news 9 great 10 news 10 news 11 . a battle was impending . 1 a 2 battle 2 battle 4 impending 3 was 4 impending 4 impending 5 . sir [oliver] [would] [come] [shortly] [himself] [,] [and] [bennet] [hatch] [was] [arming] [at] [that] [moment] , for he it was who should lead the party . 1 sir 16 , 16 , 17 for 16 , 18 he 16 , 21 who 18 he 20 was 19 it 20 was 21 who 22 should 22 should 23 lead 23 lead 25 party 24 the 25 party 25 party 26 . " it is the [ruin] of this kind [land] , " [a] [woman] said . 1 " 2 it 1 " 14 said 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 the 4 the 6 of 6 of 7 this 7 this 8 kind 10 , 11 " 11 " 14 said 14 said 15 . " if the barons live at war , ploughfolk must eat roots [.] ["] 1 " 2 if 2 if 9 ploughfolk 3 the 4 barons 4 barons 5 live 4 barons 6 at 4 barons 9 ploughfolk 7 war 9 ploughfolk 8 , 9 ploughfolk 9 ploughfolk 10 must 9 ploughfolk 11 eat 9 ploughfolk 12 roots " [nay] , " said [dick] , " every man that follows shall have sixpence a day , and archers twelve . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 23 " 9 every 10 man 10 man 12 follows 11 that 12 follows 12 follows 15 sixpence 13 shall 15 sixpence 14 have 15 sixpence 15 sixpence 16 a 15 sixpence 17 day 15 sixpence 20 archers 18 , 19 and 19 and 20 archers 20 archers 21 twelve 20 archers 23 " 22 . 23 " " they [cannot] [better] [die] [than] [for] [their] [natural] lord , " said [dick] . 1 " 2 they 1 " 13 said 10 lord 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " no natural lord of mine , " said the man in the smock . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 natural 3 natural 14 smock 4 lord 14 smock 5 of 6 mine 6 mine 7 , 6 mine 14 smock 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 14 smock 10 the 14 smock 11 man 14 smock 12 in 14 smock 13 the 14 smock 14 smock 15 . " [i] [followed] [the] [walsinghams] [;] [so] we all did [down] [brierly] [way] , [till] [two] [years] [ago] [,] [come] [candlemas] [.] 1 " 8 we 8 we 9 all 8 we 10 did 10 did 14 , and now [i] [must] [side] [with] [brackley] ! 1 and 2 now 2 now 8 ! it was the law that did it ; call ye that natural ? 1 it 2 was 1 it 13 ? 2 was 12 natural 3 the 4 law 4 law 5 that 4 law 10 ye 6 did 10 ye 7 it 8 ; 8 ; 10 ye 9 call 10 ye 10 ye 12 natural 11 that 12 natural but [king] [harry] [praised] [be] [the] [saints] [!] [has] [come] [again] [into] [his] [right] [mind] [,] [and] [will] [have] all things [peaceably] [ordained] . 1 but 20 all 20 all 21 things 21 things 24 . and as for [sir] [daniel] [,] y ' are very brave behind his back . 1 and 11 brave 2 as 3 for 2 as 11 brave 7 y 8 ' 7 y 9 are 7 y 11 brave 10 very 11 brave 11 brave 12 behind 12 behind 14 back 13 his 14 back 14 back 15 . but [i] will be [no] [tale-bearer] [;] [and] [let] [that] [suffice] . " 1 but 3 will 3 will 4 be 4 be 12 . 12 . 13 " " [i] [say] no harm [of] you , [master] [richard] , " returned the [peasant] [.] 1 " 4 no 1 " 7 you 4 no 5 harm 7 you 8 , 8 , 12 " 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 returned 13 returned 14 the " [y] ['] [are] [a] [lad] [;] [but] [when] ye [come] [to] [a] [man] ['s] [inches] [,] ye [will] [find] [ye] have an empty pocket . 1 " 10 ye 10 ye 18 ye 18 ye 22 have 22 have 23 an 23 an 24 empty 24 empty 25 pocket 25 pocket 26 . i say no more : the saints help [sir] [daniel] ['s] [neighbours] [,] [and] [the] [blessed] [maid] [protect] [his] [wards] ! " 1 i 2 say 2 say 4 more 2 say 5 : 3 no 4 more 5 : 7 saints 6 the 7 saints 7 saints 8 help 7 saints 21 ! 21 ! 22 " " [clipsby] , " said [richard] , " you speak what [i] [cannot] [hear] with [honour] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 3 , 15 with 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 you 8 " 11 what 9 you 10 speak 15 with 17 . sir [daniel] [is] [my] [good] [master] , and [my] [guardian] . " 1 sir 7 , 1 sir 12 " 7 , 8 and 11 . 12 " " come , now , [will] [ye] [read] me [a] [riddle] ? " returned [clipsby] . 1 " 2 come 1 " 14 returned 2 come 3 , 3 , 13 " 4 now 5 , 5 , 13 " 9 me 12 ? 12 ? 13 " 14 returned 16 . " [on] whose [side] is [sir] [daniel] ? " 1 " 5 is 3 whose 5 is 5 is 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " [ay] , " returned [clipsby] [,] " you , [nor] no [man] . 1 " 5 returned 1 " 12 no 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 returned 8 " 9 you 8 " 12 no 9 you 10 , 12 no 14 . for , indeed , he is one [that] goes to [bed] [lancaster] [and] [gets] [up] [york] . " 1 for 2 , 2 , 18 " 3 indeed 4 , 3 indeed 17 . 4 , 5 he 5 he 6 is 5 he 9 goes 6 is 7 one 9 goes 10 to 17 . 18 " " [clipsby] , " he shouted , " off [to] [the] [moat] [house] , and [send] all [other] [laggards] the [same] [gate] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 he 5 he 6 shouted 5 he 9 off 6 shouted 7 , 7 , 8 " 9 off 20 the 14 , 15 and 15 and 17 all 17 all 20 the bowyer will give you jack and salet . 1 bowyer 2 will 1 bowyer 3 give 1 bowyer 7 salet 3 give 4 you 5 jack 7 salet 6 and 7 salet 7 salet 8 . we must ride before curfew . 1 we 2 must 2 must 5 curfew 3 ride 5 curfew 4 before 5 curfew 5 curfew 6 . look to it [:] [he] [that] [is] [last] [at] [the] [lych-gate] [sir] [daniel] [shall] [reward] [.] 1 look 3 it 2 to 3 it look to it right well ! 1 look 4 right 1 look 5 well 1 look 6 ! 2 to 3 it 3 it 4 right i know you for a man of naught . 1 i 2 know 1 i 8 naught 3 you 4 for 4 for 5 a 5 a 6 man 6 man 8 naught 7 of 8 naught 8 naught 9 . nance , " he added , to one of the [women] [,] ["] [is] [old] [appleyard] [up] town ? " 1 nance 2 , 1 nance 3 " 3 " 5 added 4 he 5 added 5 added 6 , 5 added 7 to 7 to 18 town 8 one 9 of 9 of 10 the 10 the 18 town 18 town 19 ? 19 ? 20 " " [i] ['ll] [warrant] you , " replied the woman . 1 " 5 you 5 you 6 , 6 , 8 replied 7 " 8 replied 8 replied 9 the 9 the 10 woman 10 woman 11 . " [in] [his] [field] , [for] [sure] . " 1 " 5 , 5 , 9 " 8 . 9 " " ye will [see] the old [shrew] , " said [bennet] . 1 " 2 ye 1 " 10 said 2 ye 3 will 5 the 6 old 6 old 8 , 8 , 10 said 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " [he] [will] [waste] [more] [time] [grumbling] [and] [prating] [of] [harry] the [fift] [than] [would] [serve] a man [to] [shoe] [a] [horse] . 1 " 12 the 12 the 18 man 17 a 18 man 18 man 23 . and all because he has been [to] the [french] [wars] [!] ["] 1 and 4 he 1 and 8 the 2 all 3 because 3 because 4 he 4 he 5 has 5 has 6 been " [now] , dear lady , if [thy] will be , [i] [pray] you [that] you will [rue] on me . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 dear 3 , 22 " 4 dear 5 lady 4 dear 6 , 6 , 7 if 7 if 14 you 7 if 16 you 9 will 10 be 9 will 14 you 10 be 11 , 16 you 17 will 19 on 20 me 20 me 21 . 21 . 22 " the old fellow looked up . 1 the 2 old 2 old 3 fellow 3 fellow 6 . 4 looked 5 up 5 up 6 . " save you , my [masters] ! " he said , [grinning] . 1 " 3 you 1 " 10 said 2 save 3 you 4 , 5 my 5 my 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 , 10 said 13 . " [and] where [goeth] [master] [hatch] ? " 1 " 3 where 3 where 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " [master] [hatch] [is] [off] [to] [kettley] , with every man [that] [we] [can] [horse] , " returned [bennet] . 1 " 8 , 8 , 17 " 9 with 10 every 10 every 11 man 11 man 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 returned 18 returned 20 . " there is [a] [fight] [toward] [,] it [seems] , and [my] [lord] [stays] a [reinforcement] . " 1 " 2 there 2 there 3 is 3 is 8 it 8 it 10 , 10 , 11 and 10 , 18 " 11 and 15 a 17 . 18 " " [ay] , [verily] , " returned [appleyard] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 returned 7 returned 9 . " and what will ye leave me to garrison withal ? " 1 " 3 what 2 and 3 what 3 what 5 ye 4 will 5 ye 5 ye 10 withal 6 leave 7 me 6 leave 9 garrison 8 to 9 garrison 9 garrison 10 withal 10 withal 11 ? 11 ? 12 " " [i] [leave] you [six] [good] [men] , and [sir] [oliver] to [boot] , " answered [hatch] . 1 " 4 you 1 " 16 answered 4 you 8 , 8 , 9 and 9 and 12 to 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 answered 16 answered 18 . " it ['ll] [not] [hold] the place , " said [appleyard] [;] ["] the [number] [sufficeth] [not] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 10 said 6 the 7 place 7 place 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 14 the 10 said 18 . it would take two score to make it good . " 1 it 2 would 2 would 3 take 2 would 5 score 2 would 7 make 4 two 5 score 6 to 7 make 7 make 8 it 7 make 9 good 9 good 10 . 10 . 11 " " why , it 's for that we came to you , old shrew ! " replied the other . 1 " 2 why 1 " 17 replied 3 , 17 replied 4 it 5 's 4 it 6 for 6 for 14 shrew 7 that 8 we 8 we 9 came 9 came 10 to 9 came 14 shrew 11 you 12 , 12 , 14 shrew 13 old 14 shrew 14 shrew 15 ! 14 shrew 17 replied 15 ! 16 " 17 replied 18 the 18 the 19 other 19 other 20 . " who else is there but you that could do aught in such a house with such a garrison ? " 1 " 10 do 2 who 9 could 3 else 4 is 3 else 9 could 4 is 5 there 6 but 7 you 6 but 9 could 8 that 9 could 9 could 10 do 10 do 11 aught 11 aught 19 garrison 12 in 13 such 13 such 14 a 13 such 19 garrison 15 house 19 garrison 16 with 17 such 17 such 18 a 17 such 19 garrison 19 garrison 20 ? 20 ? 21 " " ay ! [when] [the] [pinch] [comes] , ye remember [the] [old] [shoe] , " returned [nick] . 1 " 2 ay 1 " 16 returned 2 ay 3 ! 3 ! 15 " 8 , 9 ye 8 , 15 " 10 remember 14 , 14 , 15 " 16 returned 18 . " [nay] , [nick] , there 's [some] [can] [draw] a good [bow] yet , " said [bennet] . 1 " 17 said 3 , 17 said 5 , 6 there 5 , 16 " 6 there 7 's 7 's 12 good 11 a 12 good 14 yet 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 19 . " [draw] a good [bow] ! " cried [appleyard] . 1 " 8 cried 3 a 4 good 4 good 6 ! 6 ! 7 " 7 " 8 cried 8 cried 10 . " yes ! 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 ! but who 'll shoot me a good shoot ? 1 but 2 who 2 who 8 shoot 3 'll 8 shoot 4 shoot 5 me 4 shoot 8 shoot 6 a 7 good 7 good 8 shoot 8 shoot 9 ? it 's there the eye comes in , and the head between your shoulders . 1 it 2 's 2 's 5 eye 2 's 11 head 3 there 5 eye 4 the 5 eye 5 eye 6 comes 6 comes 7 in 7 in 10 the 8 , 9 and 9 and 10 the 11 head 14 shoulders 12 between 14 shoulders 13 your 14 shoulders 14 shoulders 15 . now , what [might] [you] [call] a long [shoot] , [bennet] [hatch] ? " 1 now 2 , 2 , 14 " 3 what 7 a 7 a 8 long 8 long 10 , 10 , 14 " 13 ? 14 " " well , " said [bennet] , [looking] about him , " it would be a long shoot from here into the forest . " 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 12 " 7 , 25 " 9 about 10 him 10 him 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 it 13 it 14 would 14 would 15 be 14 would 18 shoot 15 be 16 a 16 a 17 long 17 long 18 shoot 18 shoot 19 from 18 shoot 20 here 21 into 23 forest 22 the 23 forest 23 forest 24 . 24 . 25 " " why , what are you looking at ? " asked [bennet] , with a [chuckle] . 1 " 2 why 1 " 11 asked 2 why 3 , 2 why 5 are 4 what 5 are 5 are 6 you 5 are 7 looking 7 looking 8 at 9 ? 10 " 9 ? 11 asked 11 asked 13 , 11 asked 17 . 13 , 14 with 14 with 15 a " do , you see [harry] the [fift] ? " 1 " 2 do 2 do 3 , 3 , 10 " 4 you 5 see 4 you 9 ? 5 see 7 the 9 ? 10 " the veteran continued looking up the hill in silence . 1 the 2 veteran 2 veteran 3 continued 2 veteran 4 looking 2 veteran 5 up 2 veteran 7 hill 6 the 7 hill 7 hill 9 silence 8 in 9 silence 9 silence 10 . " what is it , [appleyard] ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 is 3 is 4 it 4 it 5 , 5 , 8 " 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 asked 9 asked 11 . " why , [the] [birds] , " said [appleyard] . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 3 , 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " what [of] [the] [birds] ? " said [bennet] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " ay ! " returned [appleyard] [,] ["] y ' are a wise man [to] [go] [to] [war] [,] [master] [bennet] [.] 1 " 5 returned 1 " 9 y 2 ay 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 returned 9 y 10 ' 9 y 11 are 11 are 13 wise 12 a 13 wise 13 wise 14 man birds are a good sentry ; in forest places they be the first line of battle . 1 birds 2 are 2 are 4 good 3 a 4 good 4 good 5 sentry 5 sentry 6 ; 5 sentry 7 in 5 sentry 8 forest 5 sentry 9 places 5 sentry 14 line 9 places 10 they 10 they 11 be 12 the 13 first 12 the 14 line 14 line 15 of 14 line 16 battle 16 battle 17 . " [hear] [him] ! " [grinned] [appleyard] [.] 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 5 " " how many a rogue would give his two crop ears to have a shoot at either of us ? 1 " 2 how 2 how 3 many 3 many 5 rogue 4 a 5 rogue 5 rogue 7 give 5 rogue 20 ? 6 would 7 give 7 give 19 us 8 his 11 ears 9 two 10 crop 10 crop 11 ears 11 ears 15 shoot 12 to 13 have 12 to 15 shoot 13 have 14 a 15 shoot 16 at 15 shoot 17 either 15 shoot 19 us 18 of 19 us [saint] [michael] [,] [man] [!] [they] [hate] [us] [like] [two] [polecats] [!] ["] " well , [sooth] it is , they [hate] [sir] [daniel] , " answered [hatch] [,] [a] [little] [sobered] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 7 , 2 well 12 , 3 , 5 it 5 it 6 is 7 , 8 they 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 answered 14 answered 20 . " you , for a good [wager] , " answered [hatch] . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 , 3 , 4 for 4 for 5 a 5 a 6 good 6 good 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 answered 10 answered 12 . " my surcoat to a leather belt , it would be you ! " cried the old archer . 1 " 2 my 2 my 3 surcoat 2 my 7 belt 3 surcoat 4 to 5 a 6 leather 6 leather 7 belt 7 belt 8 , 7 belt 18 archer 9 it 10 would 10 would 11 be 10 would 12 you 12 you 13 ! 13 ! 14 " 13 ! 15 cried 15 cried 18 archer 16 the 18 archer 17 old 18 archer 18 archer 19 . " [ye] [burned] [grimstone] , [bennet] [they] ['ll] [ne'er] [forgive] you [that] [,] [my] master . 1 " 15 master 5 , 11 you 5 , 15 master 15 master 16 . i am an old man , and draw fast to homeward , where the bed is ready . 1 i 2 am 2 am 3 an 2 am 17 ready 3 an 4 old 4 old 5 man 5 man 6 , 6 , 7 and 8 draw 11 homeward 9 fast 11 homeward 10 to 11 homeward 11 homeward 12 , 11 homeward 13 where 11 homeward 17 ready 13 where 14 the 13 where 16 is 14 the 15 bed 17 ready 18 . " [y] ['] [are] [the] [shrewishest] [old] [dolt] [in] [tunstall] [forest] , " returned [hatch] [,] [visibly] [ruffled] [by] [these] [threats] . 1 " 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 returned 14 returned 22 . " get [ye] to [your] [arms] [before] [sir] [oliver] come , [and] [leave] [prating] for [one] good [while] . 1 " 17 good 2 get 4 to 4 to 10 come 10 come 11 , 11 , 15 for 15 for 17 good 17 good 19 . an ye had talked [so] much [with] [harry] [the] [fift] [,] [his] [ears] [would] [ha] ['] [been] [richer] [than] [his] [pocket] . " 1 an 2 ye 2 ye 4 talked 3 had 4 talked 4 talked 6 much 6 much 22 . 22 . 23 " hatch , with a broken cry , leapt into the air ; then , stooping double , he ran for the cover of the house . 1 hatch 2 , 1 hatch 9 into 3 with 4 a 4 a 6 cry 5 broken 6 cry 6 cry 7 , 6 cry 8 leapt 8 leapt 9 into 9 into 11 air 9 into 24 the 9 into 25 house 10 the 11 air 12 ; 15 stooping 13 then 15 stooping 14 , 15 stooping 15 stooping 16 double 15 stooping 17 , 15 stooping 19 ran 15 stooping 22 cover 18 he 19 ran 20 for 21 the 21 the 22 cover 22 cover 23 of 23 of 24 the 25 house 26 . not a leaf stirred . 1 not 4 stirred 2 a 3 leaf 3 leaf 4 stirred 4 stirred 5 . the sheep were patiently browsing ; the birds had settled . 1 the 2 sheep 2 sheep 5 browsing 2 sheep 11 . 3 were 5 browsing 4 patiently 5 browsing 5 browsing 6 ; 5 browsing 8 birds 5 browsing 10 settled 7 the 8 birds 9 had 10 settled " [d'ye] [see] [aught] ? " cried [hatch] . 1 " 7 cried 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 9 . " not a [twig] [stirs] , " said [dick] . 1 " 2 not 1 " 8 said 2 not 3 a 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " [i] think [shame] to [leave] him [lying] , " said [bennet] , [coming] [forward] [once] [more] with [hesitating] [steps] [and] a very pale [countenance] . 1 " 3 think 1 " 11 said 5 to 7 him 7 him 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 , 11 said 26 . 13 , 18 with 18 with 22 a 22 a 23 very 23 very 24 pale " keep a good eye on the wood , [master] [shelton] keep a clear eye on the wood . 1 " 2 keep 2 keep 3 a 2 keep 5 eye 2 keep 15 eye 3 a 4 good 5 eye 6 on 6 on 7 the 7 the 8 wood 8 wood 9 , 12 keep 15 eye 13 a 14 clear 14 clear 15 eye 15 eye 16 on 16 on 17 the 17 the 18 wood 18 wood 19 . the saints assoil us ! here was a good shoot ! " 1 the 2 saints 2 saints 3 assoil 3 assoil 4 us 3 assoil 5 ! 3 assoil 6 here 3 assoil 7 was 3 assoil 9 good 3 assoil 10 shoot 3 assoil 11 ! 8 a 9 good 11 ! 12 " bennet raised the old archer on his knee . 1 bennet 2 raised 2 raised 5 archer 3 the 5 archer 4 old 5 archer 5 archer 8 knee 5 archer 9 . 6 on 8 knee 7 his 8 knee " [can] [ye] [hear] , [old] [nick] ? " asked [hatch] . 1 " 5 , 5 , 9 " 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 asked 10 asked 12 . " [have] [ye] [a] [last] [wish] [before] [ye] [wend] , [old] brother ? " 1 " 10 , 10 , 14 " 12 brother 13 ? 13 ? 14 " " pluck out the shaft , and let me [pass] [,] [a] ['] [mary] ['s] [name] ! " gasped [appleyard] . 1 " 19 gasped 2 pluck 3 out 3 out 5 shaft 4 the 5 shaft 5 shaft 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 8 let 8 let 9 me 9 me 17 ! 17 ! 18 " 18 " 19 gasped 19 gasped 21 . " [i] be [done] [with] [old] [england] [.] 1 " 3 be pluck it out ! " 1 pluck 2 it 1 pluck 3 out 3 out 4 ! 4 ! 5 " " master [dick] , " said [bennet] , " come hither , and pull me a good pull upon the arrow . 1 " 6 said 2 master 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 , 6 said 22 . 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 come 10 come 11 hither 11 hither 12 , 11 hither 14 pull 11 hither 18 pull 12 , 13 and 14 pull 15 me 16 a 17 good 16 a 18 pull 18 pull 19 upon 18 pull 21 arrow 20 the 21 arrow he would fain pass , the poor sinner . " 1 he 2 would 2 would 3 fain 3 fain 4 pass 3 fain 8 sinner 4 pass 5 , 6 the 7 poor 7 poor 8 sinner 8 sinner 9 . 9 . 10 " dick laid down his cross-bow , and pulling hard upon the arrow , drew it forth . 1 dick 5 cross-bow 1 dick 17 . 2 laid 3 down 3 down 5 cross-bow 4 his 5 cross-bow 5 cross-bow 8 pulling 5 cross-bow 10 upon 5 cross-bow 12 arrow 5 cross-bow 13 , 5 cross-bow 16 forth 6 , 7 and 6 , 8 pulling 8 pulling 9 hard 11 the 12 arrow 14 drew 15 it 14 drew 16 forth hatch , upon his knees among the cabbages , prayed fervently for the welfare of the passing spirit . 1 hatch 2 , 1 hatch 3 upon 3 upon 5 knees 4 his 5 knees 5 knees 6 among 6 among 7 the 6 among 8 cabbages 8 cabbages 11 fervently 9 , 11 fervently 10 prayed 11 fervently 11 fervently 12 for 11 fervently 14 welfare 11 fervently 19 . 13 the 14 welfare 14 welfare 15 of 14 welfare 17 passing 15 of 16 the 17 passing 18 spirit " ay , " he said , " it 'll be my turn next . " 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 16 " 8 " 9 it 9 it 11 be 10 'll 11 be 12 my 13 turn 13 turn 14 next 14 next 15 . 15 . 16 " " who [hath] done this , [bennet] ? ["] 1 " 2 who 2 who 8 ? 4 done 5 this 4 done 8 ? 5 this 6 , richard asked , still holding the arrow in his hand . 1 richard 5 holding 2 asked 5 holding 3 , 5 holding 4 still 5 holding 5 holding 7 arrow 5 holding 10 hand 6 the 7 arrow 8 in 9 his 9 his 10 hand 10 hand 11 . " [nay] , [the] [saints] know , " said [hatch] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 6 know 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . [sir] [daniel] [driveth] [over-hard] [.] ["] " this is a strange [shaft] , " said [the] [lad] , looking at the [arrow] [in] [his] [hand] . 1 " 3 is 1 " 9 said 2 this 3 is 4 a 5 strange 5 strange 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 12 , 9 said 20 . 12 , 13 looking 13 looking 14 at 14 at 15 the " [ay] , [by] my faith ! " cried [bennet] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 5 my 6 faith 5 my 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 cried 9 cried 11 . " [black] , [and] [black-feathered] [.] 1 " 3 , here is an ill-favoured shaft , by my sooth ! for black , they say , bodes burial . 1 here 2 is 2 is 4 ill-favoured 2 is 18 burial 3 an 4 ill-favoured 4 ill-favoured 5 shaft 6 , 17 bodes 7 by 9 sooth 8 my 9 sooth 9 sooth 10 ! 9 sooth 11 for 9 sooth 17 bodes 12 black 17 bodes 13 , 17 bodes 14 they 17 bodes 15 say 17 bodes 16 , 17 bodes 17 bodes 18 burial 18 burial 19 . and here be words written . 1 and 2 here 2 here 6 . 3 be 5 written 4 words 5 written 5 written 6 . wipe the blood away . 1 wipe 3 blood 1 wipe 4 away 2 the 3 blood 4 away 5 . what read ye ? " 1 what 3 ye 2 read 3 ye 3 ye 4 ? 4 ? 5 " " ['] [appulyaird] [fro] [jon] [amend-all] , ['] " [read] [shelton] [.] 1 " 7 , 7 , 9 " " what should this betoken ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 5 betoken 3 should 5 betoken 4 this 5 betoken 5 betoken 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " [nay] , [i] like it [not] , " returned the [retainer] [,] [shaking] [his] [head] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 9 " 5 like 6 it 6 it 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 returned 10 returned 11 the " [john] [amend-all] ! 1 " 4 ! here is a rogue 's name for those that be up in the world ! 1 here 2 is 2 is 3 a 3 a 4 rogue 4 rogue 6 name 4 rogue 8 those 4 rogue 15 ! 5 's 6 name 6 name 7 for 9 that 10 be 10 be 12 in 11 up 12 in 12 in 14 world 13 the 14 world 14 world 15 ! but why [stand] [we] here [to] [make] [a] [mark] ? 1 but 2 why 2 why 10 ? 5 here 10 ? this [will] [be] a [rare] [shog] [to] [poor] [sir] [oliver] ; he will turn paper colour ; he will pray like a windmill . " 1 this 15 paper 4 a 15 paper 11 ; 12 he 12 he 13 will 13 will 14 turn 14 turn 15 paper 15 paper 23 windmill 16 colour 23 windmill 17 ; 18 he 17 ; 23 windmill 19 will 23 windmill 20 pray 23 windmill 21 like 23 windmill 22 a 23 windmill 23 windmill 25 " 24 . 25 " they took up the old archer , and carried him between them into his house , where he had dwelt alone . 1 they 2 took 2 took 3 up 2 took 4 the 4 the 15 house 5 old 6 archer 5 old 15 house 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 carried 9 carried 10 him 9 carried 12 them 9 carried 13 into 11 between 12 them 13 into 14 his 13 into 15 house 15 house 16 , 15 house 20 dwelt 17 where 20 dwelt 18 he 19 had 19 had 20 dwelt 20 dwelt 21 alone 21 alone 22 . appleyard 's house was clean and bare . 1 appleyard 3 house 1 appleyard 7 bare 1 appleyard 8 . 2 's 3 house 4 was 7 bare 5 clean 6 and 5 clean 7 bare hatch began to look about him curiously . 1 hatch 2 began 2 began 3 to 3 to 4 look 3 to 6 him 5 about 6 him 6 him 7 curiously 7 curiously 8 . " [nick] [had] money , " he said . 1 " 8 said 4 money 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 he 8 said 8 said 9 . " he may have had three score pounds put by . 1 " 2 he 2 he 9 put 3 may 4 have 3 may 7 score 5 had 6 three 6 three 7 score 7 score 8 pounds 8 pounds 9 put 9 put 10 by 10 by 11 . i would [i] [could] [light] [upon't] [!] 1 i 2 would when [ye] [lose] [an] old [friend] [,] [master] [richard] [,] [the] [best] [consolation] [is] [to] [heir] [him] [.] 1 when 5 old see , now , [this] [chest] [.] 1 see 2 , 1 see 3 now 3 now 4 , i would go a mighty wager there is a bushel of gold therein . 1 i 6 wager 2 would 3 go 3 go 6 wager 4 a 6 wager 5 mighty 6 wager 6 wager 7 there 6 wager 13 therein 6 wager 14 . 7 there 8 is 9 a 10 bushel 10 bushel 11 of 10 bushel 13 therein 12 gold 13 therein he had a [strong] hand [to] [get] , and a [hard] hand [to] [keep] [withal] , had [appleyard] [the] [archer] . 1 he 2 had 1 he 17 had 1 he 21 . 2 had 3 a 2 had 10 a 3 a 5 hand 5 hand 9 and 8 , 9 and 10 a 12 hand 12 hand 16 , now [may] [god] [rest] [his] [spirit] ! 1 now 7 ! " come , [hatch] , " said [dick] , " [respect] [his] [stone-blind] [eyes] . 1 " 2 come 1 " 7 said 2 come 3 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 7 said 15 . 9 , 10 " would ye rob the man before his body ? 1 would 2 ye 2 ye 3 rob 2 ye 9 ? 3 rob 5 man 3 rob 6 before 3 rob 8 body 4 the 5 man 7 his 8 body nay , he would walk ! " 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 6 ! 2 , 3 he 3 he 4 would 4 would 5 walk 6 ! 7 " " [appleyard] ["] [the] [newcomer] [was] [saying] , as he [entered] ; but he [stopped] [dead] [.] 1 " 14 he 8 , 9 as 8 , 13 but 9 as 10 he 12 ; 13 but 13 but 14 he " [ave] [maria] ! " he cried . 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 7 cried 6 he 7 cried 7 cried 8 . " saints be our shield ! 1 " 2 saints 2 saints 3 be 2 saints 5 shield 2 saints 6 ! 4 our 5 shield what cheer is this ? " 1 what 2 cheer 1 what 3 is 1 what 5 ? 3 is 4 this 4 this 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " [cold] [cheer] [with] [appleyard] , sir [parson] , ["] answered [hatch] , with [perfect] [cheerfulness] [.] 1 " 7 sir 6 , 7 sir 7 sir 9 , 9 , 11 answered 11 answered 13 , 11 answered 14 with " [shot] [at] his own [door] , and [alighteth] [even] now [at] [purgatory] [gates] [.] 1 " 11 now 4 his 5 own 5 own 7 , 7 , 8 and 8 and 11 now ay ! there , if tales be true , he shall lack neither coal nor candle . " 1 ay 2 ! 2 ! 18 " 3 there 4 , 4 , 5 if 4 , 18 " 6 tales 8 true 6 tales 14 coal 7 be 8 true 8 true 9 , 9 , 10 he 11 shall 14 coal 12 lack 14 coal 13 neither 14 coal 14 coal 15 nor 14 coal 16 candle 16 candle 17 . 17 . 18 " sir [oliver] [groped] [his] [way] [to] [a] [joint-stool] , and [sat] [down] [upon] it , sick and white . 1 sir 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 14 it 14 it 15 , 15 , 17 and 16 sick 17 and 17 and 18 white 18 white 19 . " this is [a] [judgment] [!] 1 " 3 is 2 this 3 is o , [a] [great] [stroke] ! " he sobbed [,] [and] [rattled] [off] [a] [leash] [of] [prayers] . 1 o 2 , 1 o 6 ! 6 ! 7 " 7 " 9 sobbed 8 he 9 sobbed 9 sobbed 18 . hatch meanwhile reverently doffed his salet and knelt down . 1 hatch 6 salet 2 meanwhile 4 doffed 3 reverently 4 doffed 4 doffed 5 his 4 doffed 6 salet 6 salet 7 and 6 salet 8 knelt 6 salet 10 . 8 knelt 9 down " [ay] , [bennet] , " said the [priest] , [somewhat] [recovering] , " and what may this be ? 1 " 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 8 the 7 said 10 , 10 , 14 " 13 , 14 " 14 " 16 what 15 and 16 what 16 what 17 may 16 what 20 ? 17 may 18 this 17 may 19 be what enemy hath done this ? " 1 what 6 ? 2 enemy 3 hath 2 enemy 6 ? 3 hath 4 done 3 hath 5 this 6 ? 7 " " here [,] [sir] [oliver] [,] is the arrow . 1 " 2 here 2 here 7 is 7 is 8 the 8 the 9 arrow 9 arrow 10 . see , it is written [upon] with words , " said [dick] . 1 see 2 , 1 see 3 it 3 it 4 is 3 it 13 . 4 is 5 written 7 with 8 words 8 words 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " [nay] , " cried the priest , " this is a foul hearing ! 1 " 5 cried 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 7 priest 6 the 7 priest 7 priest 8 , 7 priest 11 is 7 priest 13 foul 8 , 9 " 10 this 11 is 11 is 12 a 13 foul 14 hearing 13 foul 15 ! john [amend-all] ! 1 john 3 ! a [right] [lollardy] word . 1 a 4 word 4 word 5 . and black of hue , as for an omen ! 1 and 2 black 2 black 4 hue 3 of 4 hue 4 hue 5 , 4 hue 6 as 4 hue 9 omen 7 for 9 omen 8 an 9 omen 9 omen 10 ! [sirs] [,] [this] [knave] [arrow] [likes] [me] [not] [.] but it importeth rather to take counsel . 1 but 3 importeth 2 it 3 importeth 3 importeth 4 rather 3 importeth 5 to 3 importeth 6 take 3 importeth 7 counsel 7 counsel 8 . who should this be ? 1 who 2 should 1 who 5 ? 2 should 4 be 3 this 4 be [bethink] [you] [,] [bennet] [.] of [so] [many] [black] [ill-willers] [,] [which] [should] [he] [be] that [doth] [so] [hardily] [outface] [us] ? 1 of 11 that 11 that 17 ? simnel ? 1 simnel 2 ? i do much question it . 1 i 2 do 2 do 3 much 2 do 5 it 3 much 4 question 5 it 6 . [the] [walsinghams] [?] nay , [they] [are] [not] [yet] [so] [broken] [;] [they] [still] [think] [to] [have] [the] [law] [over] [us] , [when] [times] [change] [.] 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 19 , there was [simon] [malmesbury] , too . 1 there 2 was 2 was 6 too 5 , 6 too 6 too 7 . how think ye [,] [bennet] ? " 1 how 3 ye 2 think 3 ye 3 ye 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " what think ye [,] sir , ["] [returned] [hatch] , " [of] [ellis] [duckworth] ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 4 ye 3 think 4 ye 4 ye 6 sir 6 sir 7 , 7 , 17 " 11 , 12 " 11 , 17 " 16 ? 17 " " [nay] , [bennet] [,] [never] [.] 1 " 3 , nay , not he , " said the priest . 1 nay 2 , 2 , 3 not 2 , 7 said 4 he 7 said 5 , 7 said 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 priest 8 the 9 priest 9 priest 10 . now , [sir] [daniel] [,] having [once] [more] [joined] [him] [to] [the] [queen] ['s] [party] , [is] [in] [ill] [odour] with the [yorkist] [lords] [.] 1 now 2 , 1 now 16 , 2 , 6 having 16 , 21 with 21 with 22 the [thence] [,] [bennet] [,] [comes] [the] [blow] [by] [what] [procuring] [,] [i] [yet] [seek] [;] [but] [therein] [lies] [the] [nerve] [of] [this] [discomfiture] [.] ["] so did [this] [poor] [sinner] [,] [appleyard] [.] 1 so 2 did " [nay] [,] [bennet] [,] y ' are in the wrong [.] 1 " 6 y 6 y 7 ' 6 y 8 are 8 are 11 wrong 9 in 10 the 10 the 11 wrong bennet , [ye] [should] [be] [glad] [to] [be] [corrected] [,] ["] [said] [sir] [oliver] [.] 1 bennet 2 , " [y] ['] [are] [a] [prater] [,] [bennet] [,] [a] [talker] [,] [a] [babbler] [;] [your] [mouth] is [wider] [than] your [two] [ears] [.] 1 " 18 is 18 is 21 your [mend] [it] [,] [bennet] [,] [mend] [it] [.] ["] " [nay] , [i] [say] no more . 1 " 6 no 3 , 6 no 6 no 7 more 7 more 8 . have it as ye list , " said the retainer . 1 have 2 it 1 have 4 ye 3 as 4 ye 4 ye 5 list 5 list 10 retainer 6 , 8 said 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 retainer 9 the 10 retainer 10 retainer 11 . " ['] [tis] [time] we were on the road , [sir] [oliver] , " said [hatch] , as he held the [priest] ['s] [stirrup] [while] [he] [mounted] . 1 " 5 we 1 " 15 said 5 we 6 were 6 were 7 on 7 on 8 the 8 the 9 road 9 road 10 , 13 , 15 said 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 , 15 said 21 the 15 said 28 . 17 , 18 as 18 as 19 he 19 he 20 held " ay [;] [but] , [bennet] , things [are] [changed] , " returned the [parson] [.] 1 " 2 ay 1 " 13 returned 2 ay 5 , 7 , 12 " 8 things 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 returned 13 returned 14 the " there is now no [appleyard] [rest] [his] [soul] [!] [to] [keep] [the] [garrison] [.] 1 " 5 no 2 there 3 is 2 there 4 now 2 there 5 no i shall keep [you] [,] [bennet] [.] 1 i 2 shall 2 shall 3 keep i must have a good man to rest me on in this day of black arrows . 1 i 3 have 2 must 3 have 3 have 4 a 4 a 5 good 5 good 6 man 5 good 8 rest 7 to 8 rest 8 rest 9 me 8 rest 10 on 8 rest 13 day 8 rest 14 of 8 rest 17 . 11 in 12 this 12 this 13 day 14 of 16 arrows 15 black 16 arrows well , let [us] [ride] [forth] [,] [master] [hatch] [.] 1 well 2 , 1 well 3 let the jackmen should be at the church by now [.] ["] 1 the 2 jackmen 2 jackmen 3 should 2 jackmen 4 be 2 jackmen 5 at 2 jackmen 7 church 2 jackmen 8 by 2 jackmen 9 now 6 the 7 church ten or a dozen houses clustered immediately round it ; but to the back the churchyard was next the meadows . 1 ten 2 or 2 or 4 dozen 3 a 4 dozen 4 dozen 6 clustered 5 houses 6 clustered 6 clustered 7 immediately 6 clustered 8 round 6 clustered 13 the 6 clustered 15 the 6 clustered 19 the 8 round 10 ; 9 it 10 ; 10 ; 11 but 12 to 13 the 14 back 15 the 15 the 16 churchyard 16 churchyard 17 was 16 churchyard 18 next 19 the 20 meadows 20 meadows 21 . at the lych-gate , near a score of men were gathered , some in the saddle , some standing by their horses ' heads . 1 at 3 lych-gate 2 the 3 lych-gate 3 lych-gate 4 , 3 lych-gate 5 near 5 near 7 score 6 a 7 score 7 score 8 of 7 score 9 men 9 men 10 were 9 men 22 horses 10 were 11 gathered 11 gathered 13 some 12 , 13 some 14 in 16 saddle 15 the 16 saddle 16 saddle 17 , 16 saddle 18 some 16 saddle 19 standing 16 saddle 22 horses 19 standing 20 by 21 their 22 horses 22 horses 23 ' 22 horses 24 heads 24 heads 25 . " we have [not] done [amiss] , [praised] [be] [the] [cross] [of] [holywood] [!] 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 have 3 have 5 done 5 done 7 , sir [daniel] [will] [be] [right] [well] [content] , " [observed] [the] [priest] [,] [inwardly] [numbering] [the] [troop] [.] 1 sir 8 , 8 , 9 " " who goes ? 1 " 2 who 2 who 3 goes 3 goes 4 ? stand ! if ye be true ! " [shouted] [bennet] [.] 1 stand 2 ! 2 ! 8 " 3 if 4 ye 4 ye 5 be 5 be 6 true 6 true 7 ! 7 ! 8 " the men at the gate , who had been hitherto unaware of the stranger 's presence , woke and scattered . 1 the 2 men 2 men 7 who 3 at 5 gate 4 the 5 gate 5 gate 7 who 6 , 7 who 7 who 8 had 8 had 9 been 9 been 11 unaware 10 hitherto 11 unaware 11 unaware 12 of 11 unaware 14 stranger 11 unaware 16 presence 11 unaware 18 woke 11 unaware 20 scattered 13 the 14 stranger 15 's 16 presence 17 , 18 woke 19 and 20 scattered 20 scattered 21 . the [wisest] of [all] [had] [been] [dick] [shelton] [.] 1 the 3 of " shoot ! shoot ! " cried the priest , with sanguinary violence . 1 " 2 shoot 2 shoot 12 sanguinary 3 ! 12 sanguinary 4 shoot 12 sanguinary 5 ! 6 " 5 ! 7 cried 5 ! 12 sanguinary 8 the 9 priest 9 priest 10 , 9 priest 12 sanguinary 11 with 12 sanguinary 12 sanguinary 13 violence 13 violence 14 . " [cover] him , [master] [dick] , " said [bennet] . 1 " 9 said 3 him 4 , 4 , 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . " bring [me] [him] [down] [like] [a] [ripe] [apple] [.] ["] 1 " 2 bring the quarrel sped . 1 the 2 quarrel 2 quarrel 3 sped 2 quarrel 4 . the man [stumbled] [and] [fell] , and a great [cheer] [arose] [from] [hatch] and the [pursuers] [.] 1 the 2 man 2 man 6 , 6 , 7 and 6 , 14 and 7 and 8 a 8 a 9 great 14 and 15 the but they were counting their corn before the harvest . 1 but 2 they 2 they 3 were 3 were 4 counting 4 counting 5 their 4 counting 6 corn 6 corn 9 harvest 6 corn 10 . 7 before 9 harvest 8 the 9 harvest " [and] [the] [plague] go with him ! " cried [bennet] . 1 " 10 cried 5 go 6 with 6 with 7 him 7 him 8 ! 8 ! 9 " 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 12 . " he has [thieves] ['] [heels] [;] he can run [,] [by] [st] [banbury] [!] 1 " 2 he 1 " 8 he 2 he 3 has 8 he 9 can 9 can 10 run but [you] [touched] [him] [,] [master] [shelton] [;] he has stolen your quarrel , may he never have good [i] [grudge] [him] [less] [!] ["] 1 but 9 he 1 but 16 he 9 he 10 has 10 has 11 stolen 11 stolen 12 your 11 stolen 13 quarrel 13 quarrel 14 , 13 quarrel 15 may 16 he 17 never 17 never 18 have 18 have 19 good " [nay] , but what [made] [he] by the church ? " asked [sir] [oliver] . 1 " 5 what 1 " 13 asked 3 , 4 but 4 but 5 what 8 by 9 the 9 the 10 church 10 church 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 11 ? 13 asked 13 asked 16 . " [i] [am] [shrewdly] [afeared] there [has] [been] [mischief] [here] . 1 " 6 there 6 there 11 . clipsby , good fellow , get ye down from your horse , and search thoroughly among the yews . " 1 clipsby 2 , 1 clipsby 3 good 1 clipsby 5 , 3 good 4 fellow 5 , 20 " 6 get 7 ye 6 get 8 down 8 down 18 yews 9 from 18 yews 10 your 11 horse 11 horse 13 and 11 horse 18 yews 12 , 13 and 14 search 15 thoroughly 15 thoroughly 18 yews 16 among 17 the 16 among 18 yews 18 yews 19 . 19 . 20 " clipsby was gone but a little while ere he returned carrying a paper . 1 clipsby 2 was 1 clipsby 3 gone 3 gone 8 ere 4 but 8 ere 5 a 6 little 6 little 7 while 7 while 8 ere 8 ere 9 he 8 ere 10 returned 10 returned 11 carrying 11 carrying 12 a 11 carrying 13 paper 13 paper 14 . " this [writing] was [pinned] to the church door , " he said , [handing] it [to] the [parson] [.] 1 " 2 this 1 " 13 said 2 this 4 was 4 was 6 to 6 to 7 the 7 the 9 door 8 church 9 door 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 said 12 he 13 said 13 said 14 , 13 said 18 the 14 , 16 it " [i] [found] [naught] [else] , sir [parson] . ["] 1 " 7 sir 6 , 7 sir 7 sir 9 . " now , [by] [the] [power] [of] [mother] [church] , " cried [sir] [oliver] , ["] but this [runs] [hard] [on] [sacrilege] [!] 1 " 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 15 , 3 , 11 " 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 cried 15 , 17 but 17 but 18 this for the king 's good pleasure , or the lord of the manor well ! 1 for 2 the 2 the 3 king 2 the 13 manor 3 king 4 's 5 good 6 pleasure 6 pleasure 8 or 6 pleasure 13 manor 7 , 8 or 9 the 13 manor 10 lord 11 of 10 lord 13 manor 12 the 13 manor 13 manor 14 well 13 manor 15 ! but what have we here ? 1 but 2 what 2 what 3 have 2 what 4 we 2 what 6 ? 5 here 6 ? the light falls apace . 1 the 2 light 2 light 4 apace 3 falls 4 apace 4 apace 5 . good [master] [richard] , [y] ['] [have] [young] [eyes] [.] 1 good 4 , read me [,] [i] [pray] [,] [this] [libel] [.] ["] 1 read 2 me dick [shelton] took [the] [paper] [in] [his] [hand] [and] [read] it [aloud] . 1 dick 3 took 3 took 11 it 11 it 13 . it contained some lines of very rugged doggerel , hardly even rhyming , written in a gross character , and most uncouthly spelt . 1 it 2 contained 2 contained 3 some 2 contained 4 lines 2 contained 6 very 4 lines 5 of 6 very 8 doggerel 7 rugged 8 doggerel 8 doggerel 9 , 8 doggerel 10 hardly 10 hardly 12 rhyming 11 even 12 rhyming 12 rhyming 13 , 12 rhyming 14 written 12 rhyming 17 gross 12 rhyming 19 , 12 rhyming 22 uncouthly 14 written 15 in 16 a 17 gross 17 gross 18 character 20 and 22 uncouthly 21 most 22 uncouthly 22 uncouthly 23 spelt 22 uncouthly 24 . with the spelling somewhat bettered , this is how they ran : 1 with 3 spelling 2 the 3 spelling 3 spelling 5 bettered 4 somewhat 5 bettered 5 bettered 6 , 5 bettered 7 this 5 bettered 8 is 5 bettered 9 how 5 bettered 10 they 5 bettered 11 ran 5 bettered 12 : one is [gone] [;] [one] [is] [wele] [sped] [;] [old] [apulyaird] [is] [ded] [.] 1 one 2 is one [is] [for] [maister] [bennet] [hatch] , [that] [burned] [grimstone] , [walls] and [thatch] [.] 1 one 7 , 7 , 13 and 11 , 13 and one [for] [sir] [oliver] [oates] , [that] [cut] [sir] [harry] [shelton] ['s] [throat] [.] 1 one 6 , sir [daniel] , [ye] [shull] [have] [the] [fourt] [;] [we] [shall] [think] [it] [fair] [sport] [.] 1 sir 3 , ye [shull] [each] have [your] [own] [part] [,] [a] [blak] [arrow] [in] [each] [blak] [heart] [.] 1 ye 4 have get ye to your knees for to pray : ye are ded theeves , by yea and nay ! 1 get 2 ye 2 ye 13 theeves 3 to 4 your 3 to 8 pray 4 your 5 knees 5 knees 6 for 7 to 8 pray 8 pray 13 theeves 9 : 13 theeves 10 ye 13 theeves 11 are 13 theeves 12 ded 13 theeves 13 theeves 14 , 13 theeves 15 by 13 theeves 16 yea 13 theeves 18 nay 13 theeves 19 ! 16 yea 17 and " [jon] [amend-all] [of] the [green] [wood] [,] [and] [his] [jolly] [fellaweship] [.] 1 " 5 the " item , we have mo arrowes and goode hempen cord for otheres of your following . " 1 " 2 item 2 item 4 we 3 , 4 we 4 we 5 have 5 have 7 arrowes 6 mo 7 arrowes 7 arrowes 9 goode 8 and 9 goode 9 goode 10 hempen 10 hempen 11 cord 10 hempen 13 otheres 12 for 13 otheres 13 otheres 14 of 13 otheres 15 your 13 otheres 16 following 13 otheres 18 " 17 . 18 " " now , [well-a-day] for [charity] and the [christian] [graces] ! " cried [sir] [oliver] [,] [lamentably] . 1 " 2 now 1 " 13 cried 2 now 3 , 3 , 5 for 5 for 8 the 7 and 8 the 11 ! 12 " 12 " 13 cried 13 cried 18 . " [sirs] [,] this is [an] ill [world] [,] and [groweth] [daily] [worse] . 1 " 4 this 4 this 5 is 4 this 14 . 5 is 7 ill 7 ill 10 and neither was his throat cut ; for therein they are again in error , as there still live credible witnesses to show . " 1 neither 2 was 2 was 3 his 3 his 4 throat 3 his 13 error 4 throat 5 cut 4 throat 6 ; 6 ; 8 therein 7 for 8 therein 8 therein 9 they 8 therein 10 are 11 again 13 error 12 in 13 error 13 error 14 , 13 error 15 as 13 error 19 credible 13 error 23 . 16 there 19 credible 17 still 19 credible 18 live 19 credible 19 credible 20 witnesses 19 credible 22 show 21 to 22 show 23 . 24 " " it [boots] [not] , sir [parson] , " said [bennet] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 6 sir 5 , 6 sir 6 sir 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " here is [unseasonable] [talk] . " 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 is 2 here 6 . 6 . 7 " " [nay] [,] [master] [bennet] [,] not [so] . 1 " 7 not 7 not 9 . keep [ye] [in] your [due] place , [good] [bennet] [,] " answered the [priest] [.] 1 keep 4 your 4 your 6 place 6 place 7 , 7 , 11 " 11 " 12 answered 12 answered 13 the " [i] [shall] [make] mine [innocence] [appear] [.] 1 " 5 mine i will , upon no consideration , lose my poor life in error . 1 i 2 will 2 will 6 consideration 3 , 4 upon 4 upon 6 consideration 5 no 6 consideration 6 consideration 7 , 6 consideration 8 lose 6 consideration 13 error 9 my 10 poor 9 my 11 life 11 life 13 error 12 in 13 error 13 error 14 . i take all [men] [to] [witness] [that] [i] [am] [clear] [of] this [matter] [.] 1 i 2 take 2 take 12 this 3 all 12 this i was not even in the [moat] [house] [.] 1 i 3 not 2 was 3 not 3 not 4 even 4 even 5 in 5 in 6 the i was [sent] [of] an [errand] [before] [nine] [upon] [the] [clock] ["] 1 i 2 was 2 was 5 an goffe , sound to horse [.] ["] 1 goffe 2 , 1 goffe 3 sound 1 goffe 4 to 1 goffe 5 horse and [while] [the] [tucket] [was] [sounding] [,] [bennet] [moved] [close] [to] [the] [bewildered] [parson] [,] [and] whispered [violently] in his ear . 1 and 17 whispered 17 whispered 21 ear 19 in 21 ear 20 his 21 ear 21 ear 22 . dick [shelton] [saw] [the] [priest] 's [eye] [turned] [upon] him [for] [an] [instant] in a [startled] [glance] . 1 dick 6 's 1 dick 18 . 6 's 15 a 10 him 14 in 14 in 15 a he had some cause for thought ; for [this] [sir] [harry] [shelton] [was] his [own] [natural] father . 1 he 2 had 1 he 18 . 2 had 3 some 3 some 4 cause 4 cause 5 for 4 cause 6 thought 4 cause 8 for 4 cause 17 father 7 ; 8 for 14 his 17 father but he said never a word , and kept his countenance unmoved . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 said 2 he 4 never 2 he 9 kept 5 a 6 word 6 word 7 , 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 kept 9 kept 11 countenance 10 his 11 countenance 11 countenance 12 unmoved 12 unmoved 13 . in the [meantime] [,] [as] [bennet] was to [remain] [behind] [,] the [command] of the [reinforcement] [was] [given] [to] [master] [shelton] [.] 1 in 2 the 1 in 15 the 7 was 8 to 8 to 12 the 12 the 14 of 14 of 15 the keep a sure man fifty paces afore you , to draw shots ; and go softly till y ' are past the wood . 1 keep 2 a 2 a 4 man 3 sure 4 man 4 man 6 paces 5 fifty 6 paces 6 paces 7 afore 7 afore 8 you 8 you 20 are 9 , 18 y 10 to 11 draw 11 draw 12 shots 12 shots 13 ; 12 shots 16 softly 12 shots 18 y 13 ; 14 and 15 go 16 softly 17 till 18 y 18 y 19 ' 18 y 20 are 20 are 21 past 21 past 23 wood 22 the 23 wood 23 wood 24 . if the rogues fall upon you , ride for ' t ; ye will do naught by standing . 1 if 13 ye 2 the 3 rogues 3 rogues 4 fall 3 rogues 5 upon 3 rogues 13 ye 6 you 7 , 6 you 8 ride 8 ride 11 t 9 for 11 t 10 ' 11 t 11 t 12 ; 11 t 13 ye 13 ye 14 will 13 ye 16 naught 15 do 16 naught 16 naught 17 by 16 naught 18 standing 16 naught 19 . keep an eye on [sir] [daniel] [;] [he] [is] [unsure] [.] 1 keep 3 eye 2 an 3 eye 3 eye 4 on get your good lordship where ye go ; make you strong friends ; look to it . 1 get 2 your 1 get 16 it 2 your 4 lordship 2 your 12 friends 3 good 4 lordship 4 lordship 5 where 4 lordship 6 ye 4 lordship 8 ; 6 ye 7 go 9 make 10 you 9 make 12 friends 11 strong 12 friends 13 ; 16 it 14 look 16 it 15 to 16 it 16 it 17 . and [think] [ever] a [pater-noster-while] [on] [bennet] [hatch] [.] 1 and 4 a there are worse [rogues] [afoot] than [bennet] [.] 1 there 2 are 2 are 3 worse 3 worse 6 than so , [god-speed] ! " 1 so 2 , 2 , 5 " 4 ! 5 " " [and] [heaven] [be] [with] you , [bennet] ! " returned [dick] . 1 " 6 you 6 you 7 , 7 , 10 " 9 ! 10 " 10 " 11 returned 11 returned 13 . " ye were a good friend [to] [me-ward] , and so [i] [shall] [say] [ever] [.] ["] 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 were 3 were 5 good 4 a 5 good 5 good 6 friend 6 friend 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 so " ye shall have [your] [will] [of] it , [bennet] [,] " answered [dick] . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 shall 3 shall 4 have 4 have 8 it 8 it 9 , 9 , 12 " 12 " 13 answered 13 answered 15 . " but , what cheer , man ! we shall meet again , where ye shall have more need of ale than masses . " 1 " 4 what 2 but 4 what 3 , 4 what 4 what 5 cheer 4 what 10 shall 5 cheer 6 , 5 cheer 7 man 5 cheer 8 ! 9 we 10 shall 10 shall 11 meet 10 shall 19 need 11 meet 12 again 12 again 13 , 14 where 15 ye 15 ye 16 shall 15 ye 19 need 16 shall 17 have 18 more 19 need 19 need 21 ale 20 of 21 ale 21 ale 23 masses 21 ale 24 . 22 than 23 masses 24 . 25 " " [the] [saints] so [grant] it , [master] [dick] ! " returned the other . 1 " 6 it 1 " 12 returned 4 so 6 it 7 , 11 " 10 ! 11 " 11 " 12 returned 12 returned 14 other 13 the 14 other 14 other 15 . " but here comes [sir] [oliver] [.] 1 " 2 but 1 " 3 here 3 here 4 comes [an] [he] [were] [as] [quick] [with] [the] [long-bow] [as] [with] [the] [pen] [,] [he] [would] [be] [a] [brave] [man-at-arms] [.] ["] and [dick] [,] [putting] [it] in the bosom of his jacket , gave the word and set forth westward up the village . 1 and 6 in 6 in 22 village 7 the 22 village 8 bosom 9 of 9 of 10 his 10 his 11 jacket 11 jacket 12 , 11 jacket 13 gave 11 jacket 15 word 11 jacket 19 westward 13 gave 14 the 16 and 18 forth 17 set 18 forth 18 forth 19 westward 19 westward 20 up 19 westward 22 village 21 the 22 village 22 village 23 . [book] [i] [the] [two] [lads] [chapter] [i] [at] [the] [sign] [of] [the] [sun] [in] [kettley] sir [daniel] [and] [his] [men] [lay] [in] [and] [about] [kettley] [that] [night] , [warmly] [quartered] and [well] [patrolled] [.] 1 sir 13 , 13 , 16 and by his elbow stood a pottle of spiced ale . 1 by 8 spiced 2 his 3 elbow 3 elbow 6 pottle 4 stood 6 pottle 5 a 6 pottle 6 pottle 8 spiced 7 of 8 spiced 8 spiced 9 ale 9 ale 10 . the [host] of the [sun] [stood] [before] the great man . 1 the 3 of 3 of 4 the 4 the 10 man 8 the 9 great 8 the 10 man 10 man 11 . i must have [good] [men] [for] [head] [boroughs] [,] [and] [i] will [have] [adam-a-more] [high] [constable] [;] see to it [narrowly] . 1 i 3 have 1 i 12 will 2 must 3 have 12 will 18 see 18 see 20 it 19 to 20 it 20 it 22 . if other men be chosen , it shall avail you nothing ; rather it shall be found to your sore cost . 1 if 7 it 2 other 3 men 3 men 5 chosen 4 be 5 chosen 5 chosen 6 , 6 , 7 it 7 it 21 cost 7 it 22 . 8 shall 9 avail 9 avail 10 you 9 avail 11 nothing 9 avail 12 ; 12 ; 13 rather 12 ; 14 it 14 it 16 be 14 it 21 cost 15 shall 16 be 16 be 17 found 18 to 19 your 19 your 20 sore 20 sore 21 cost for [those] that [have] [paid] [rent] [to] [walsingham] [i] [shall] [take] [good] [measure] [you] [among] the rest , [mine] [host] . " 1 for 3 that 1 for 16 the 16 the 17 rest 17 rest 18 , 18 , 22 " 21 . 22 " nay , bully knight , [i] [love] [not] [the] [rogue] [walsinghams] [;] they were as poor as [thieves] [,] [bully] [knight] [.] 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 3 bully 1 nay 5 , 3 bully 4 knight 5 , 13 they 5 , 17 as 13 they 14 were 15 as 16 poor 15 as 17 as give me a great lord like you . 1 give 2 me 1 give 3 a 1 give 7 you 3 a 4 great 4 great 5 lord 6 like 7 you 7 you 8 . nay [;] ask me [among] [the] [neighbours] , [i] [am] [stout] [for] [brackley] [.] ["] 1 nay 8 , 3 ask 4 me 4 me 8 , " it may be , " said [sir] [daniel] , [dryly] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 7 said 2 it 3 may 3 may 4 be 4 be 5 , 6 " 7 said 7 said 10 , 7 said 12 . " ye shall then pay twice [.] ["] 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 shall 3 shall 5 pay 4 then 5 pay 5 pay 6 twice " [bring] [up] [yon] fellow , [selden] ! " cried the knight . 1 " 10 cried 5 fellow 6 , 6 , 9 " 8 ! 9 " 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 12 knight 11 the 12 knight 12 knight 13 . " [sirrah] , " said [sir] [daniel] , " your name ? " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 , 8 , 9 " 8 , 13 " 10 your 11 name 11 name 12 ? 12 ? 13 " " [i] have heard you ill reported on , " returned the knight . 1 " 3 have 3 have 4 heard 4 heard 7 reported 5 you 6 ill 6 ill 7 reported 7 reported 8 on 7 reported 13 knight 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 returned 11 returned 13 knight 12 the 13 knight 13 knight 14 . " ye deal in treason , rogue ; ye trudge the country leasing ; y ' are heavily suspicioned of the death of severals . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 10 trudge 3 deal 5 treason 4 in 5 treason 5 treason 6 , 5 treason 7 rogue 5 treason 8 ; 8 ; 10 trudge 9 ye 10 trudge 10 trudge 12 country 11 the 12 country 12 country 13 leasing 13 leasing 14 ; 13 leasing 15 y 13 leasing 19 suspicioned 13 leasing 24 severals 15 y 16 ' 15 y 17 are 18 heavily 19 suspicioned 20 of 21 the 20 of 24 severals 22 death 24 severals 23 of 24 severals 24 severals 25 . how , fellow , are ye so bold ? 1 how 8 bold 2 , 8 bold 3 fellow 4 , 3 fellow 8 bold 5 are 6 ye 6 ye 8 bold 7 so 8 bold 8 bold 9 ? but [i] [will] [bring] you [down] . " 1 but 5 you 5 you 7 . 7 . 8 " " right honourable and my reverend lord , " the man cried , " here is some hodge-podge , saving your good presence . 1 " 12 cried 2 right 3 honourable 3 honourable 4 and 3 honourable 5 my 5 my 7 lord 6 reverend 7 lord 7 lord 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 12 cried 10 the 11 man 11 man 12 cried 12 cried 13 , 12 cried 18 hodge-podge 13 , 14 " 15 here 18 hodge-podge 16 is 18 hodge-podge 17 some 18 hodge-podge 18 hodge-podge 19 , 18 hodge-podge 20 saving 18 hodge-podge 21 your 18 hodge-podge 22 good 18 hodge-podge 23 presence 23 presence 24 . i am but a poor private man , and have [hurt] [none] . " 1 i 2 am 2 am 5 poor 3 but 5 poor 4 a 5 poor 5 poor 6 private 5 poor 7 man 7 man 8 , 8 , 9 and 8 , 14 " 9 and 10 have 13 . 14 " " the under-sheriff did report of you most vilely , " said the knight . 1 " 3 under-sheriff 2 the 3 under-sheriff 3 under-sheriff 4 did 3 under-sheriff 5 report 3 under-sheriff 9 vilely 6 of 9 vilely 7 you 9 vilely 8 most 9 vilely 9 vilely 10 , 9 vilely 12 said 9 vilely 14 knight 11 " 12 said 13 the 14 knight 14 knight 15 . " ['] [seize] [me] , ['] [saith] [he] , ' that [tyndal] [of] [shoreby] . ' " 1 " 5 , 5 , 17 " 9 , 10 ' 9 , 17 " 10 ' 11 that 15 . 16 ' 15 . 17 " " [condall] , my good [lord] [;] [condall] is my [poor] name , " said the [unfortunate] . 1 " 15 said 3 , 4 my 3 , 14 " 4 my 5 good 9 is 10 my 10 my 12 name 12 name 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 16 the 15 said 18 . " [condall] [or] [tyndal] , it is [all] one , " replied [sir] [daniel] [,] [coolly] . 1 " 6 it 1 " 12 replied 5 , 6 it 6 it 7 is 9 one 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 replied 12 replied 17 . " [for] [,] [by] [my] [sooth] [,] y ' are [here] [and] [i] [do] [mightily] [suspect] [your] [honesty] [.] 1 " 8 y 8 y 9 ' 8 y 10 are if ye would save your neck , write me swiftly an obligation for twenty pound . " 1 if 2 ye 2 ye 3 would 2 ye 4 save 4 save 5 your 4 save 6 neck 6 neck 7 , 6 neck 12 obligation 8 write 12 obligation 9 me 12 obligation 10 swiftly 12 obligation 11 an 12 obligation 12 obligation 13 for 12 obligation 14 twenty 12 obligation 15 pound 15 pound 17 " 16 . 17 " " [for] [twenty] [pound] , my good [lord] ! " cried [condall] . 1 " 11 cried 5 , 6 my 5 , 10 " 6 my 7 good 9 ! 10 " 10 " 11 cried 11 cried 13 . " here is midsummer madness ! 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 is 2 here 4 midsummer 4 midsummer 5 madness 4 midsummer 6 ! my whole estate amounteth not to seventy shillings . " 1 my 4 amounteth 2 whole 4 amounteth 3 estate 4 amounteth 4 amounteth 5 not 4 amounteth 6 to 4 amounteth 7 seventy 4 amounteth 8 shillings 8 shillings 9 . 9 . 10 " " [condall] [or] [tyndal] , " [returned] [sir] [daniel] , [grinning] [,] " [i] [will] [run] [my] [peril] of that [loss] [.] 1 " 5 , 5 , 13 " 6 " 10 , 10 , 13 " 13 " 20 that 19 of 20 that " alas ! my [good] lord , [it] [may] [not] [be] [;] [i] have no [skill] [to] [write] , " said [condall] . 1 " 2 alas 2 alas 3 ! 2 alas 4 my 4 my 6 lord 6 lord 7 , 7 , 20 " 14 have 15 no 15 no 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 said 21 said 23 . " [well-a-day] ! " returned the knight . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 returned 5 returned 7 knight 6 the 7 knight 7 knight 8 . " here , then , is no remedy . 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 , 2 here 5 , 2 here 6 is 2 here 8 remedy 3 , 4 then 7 no 8 remedy 8 remedy 9 . yet [i] [would] [fain] [have] [spared] [you] , [tyndal] , [had] [my] [conscience] [suffered] [.] 1 yet 8 , 1 yet 10 , fare ye well , [good] [master] [condall] , dear [master] [tyndal] ; [y] ['] [are] [post-haste] [for] [paradise] [;] [fare] ye [then] [well] ! " 1 fare 2 ye 1 fare 3 well 3 well 4 , 4 , 25 " 8 , 9 dear 8 , 25 " 9 dear 12 ; 21 ye 24 ! 24 ! 25 " " [friend] , " [quoth] [sir] [daniel] [,] ["] ye will [now] [write] [two] [score] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 10 ye 10 ye 11 will 11 will 16 . go to ! y ' are too cunning for a livelihood of seventy shillings . 1 go 2 to 1 go 3 ! 3 ! 4 y 4 y 5 ' 4 y 6 are 4 y 11 livelihood 7 too 8 cunning 8 cunning 11 livelihood 9 for 11 livelihood 10 a 11 livelihood 11 livelihood 12 of 11 livelihood 14 shillings 11 livelihood 15 . 13 seventy 14 shillings selden , see him write me this in good form , and have it duly witnessed . " 1 selden 2 , 1 selden 3 see 3 see 4 him 4 him 17 . 5 write 6 me 6 me 16 witnessed 7 this 16 witnessed 8 in 10 form 9 good 10 form 10 form 15 duly 11 , 12 and 12 and 15 duly 13 have 15 duly 14 it 15 duly 15 duly 16 witnessed 16 witnessed 17 . 17 . 18 " meanwhile , the boy upon the floor began to stir , and presently sat up and looked about him with a scare . 1 meanwhile 2 , 1 meanwhile 3 the 3 the 4 boy 3 the 7 floor 5 upon 7 floor 6 the 7 floor 7 floor 8 began 7 floor 20 with 7 floor 23 . 8 began 9 to 8 began 10 stir 10 stir 15 up 10 stir 19 him 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 presently 13 presently 14 sat 14 sat 15 up 16 and 17 looked 17 looked 18 about 18 about 19 him 20 with 21 a 21 a 22 scare " [by] [the] [rood] ! ["] he cried , " [a] [sturdy] [boy] [!] ["] 1 " 5 ! 5 ! 10 " 7 he 8 cried 8 cried 9 , 9 , 10 " the lad flushed crimson with anger , and darted a look of hate out of his dark eyes . 1 the 2 lad 2 lad 3 flushed 3 flushed 4 crimson 3 flushed 18 eyes 4 crimson 6 anger 5 with 6 anger 6 anger 9 darted 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 darted 9 darted 11 look 9 darted 13 hate 9 darted 14 out 10 a 11 look 11 look 12 of 14 out 15 of 16 his 18 eyes 17 dark 18 eyes 18 eyes 19 . now that he was on his legs , it was more difficult to make certain of his age . 1 now 2 that 2 that 3 he 3 he 4 was 4 was 5 on 5 on 6 his 6 his 7 legs 6 his 18 age 7 legs 8 , 9 it 10 was 10 was 12 difficult 11 more 12 difficult 12 difficult 13 to 12 difficult 15 certain 13 to 14 make 15 certain 18 age 16 of 18 age 17 his 18 age 18 age 19 . " ye have called me , [sir] [daniel] , " he said . 1 " 2 ye 1 " 12 said 2 ye 3 have 4 called 5 me 5 me 6 , 6 , 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 said 11 he 12 said 12 said 13 . " was it [to] [laugh] [at] [my] [poor] [plight] [?] ["] 1 " 3 it 2 was 3 it " [nay] , now , [let] [laugh] , " said the knight . 1 " 10 said 3 , 4 now 4 now 5 , 4 now 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 knight 11 the 12 knight 12 knight 13 . " [good] [shrew] [,] let [laugh] [,] [i] [pray] you [.] 1 " 5 let 5 let 10 you an ye [could] see [yourself] , [i] [warrant] [ye] [would] [laugh] the first . " 1 an 2 ye 2 ye 4 see 4 see 6 , 6 , 15 " 12 the 13 first 13 first 14 . 14 . 15 " " well , " cried the lad , flushing , " ye shall answer this when ye answer for the other . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 9 flushing 6 the 7 lad 7 lad 9 flushing 8 , 9 flushing 9 flushing 22 . 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 ye 12 ye 13 shall 12 ye 14 answer 12 ye 17 ye 14 answer 15 this 14 answer 16 when 17 ye 18 answer 18 answer 19 for 18 answer 22 . 19 for 20 the 20 the 21 other laugh while yet ye may ! " 1 laugh 2 while 1 laugh 6 ! 2 while 3 yet 3 yet 4 ye 4 ye 5 may 6 ! 7 " i will make you a marriage of a thousand pounds , go to ! and cherish you exceedingly . 1 i 2 will 2 will 3 make 2 will 4 you 2 will 16 cherish 5 a 6 marriage 5 a 9 thousand 6 marriage 7 of 8 a 9 thousand 9 thousand 10 pounds 10 pounds 11 , 10 pounds 16 cherish 12 go 13 to 13 to 16 cherish 14 ! 16 cherish 15 and 16 cherish 16 cherish 17 you 16 cherish 18 exceedingly 18 exceedingly 19 . i took [you] [,] [indeed] [,] [roughly] [,] [as] the [time] [demanded] [;] [but] [from] [henceforth] [i] shall [ungrudgingly] [maintain] [and] [cheerfully] [serve] [you] . 1 i 2 took 1 i 18 shall 2 took 10 the 18 shall 25 . ye shall be [mrs] [shelton] [lady] [shelton] [,] [by] [my] [troth] [!] [for] [the] [lad] [promiseth] [bravely] . 1 ye 2 shall 2 shall 3 be 3 be 18 . tut ! ye will not shy for honest laughter ; it purgeth melancholy . 1 tut 2 ! 2 ! 12 purgeth 3 ye 12 purgeth 4 will 12 purgeth 5 not 12 purgeth 6 shy 12 purgeth 7 for 12 purgeth 8 honest 12 purgeth 9 laughter 12 purgeth 10 ; 12 purgeth 11 it 12 purgeth 12 purgeth 13 melancholy 12 purgeth 14 . they are no rogues who laugh , good cousin . 1 they 2 are 2 are 4 rogues 3 no 4 rogues 4 rogues 5 who 4 rogues 6 laugh 4 rogues 8 good 4 rogues 9 cousin 4 rogues 10 . 6 laugh 7 , good mine host , lay me a meal now [for] [my] [cousin] [,] [master] [john] [.] 1 good 8 meal 2 mine 3 host 3 host 4 , 3 host 5 lay 3 host 8 meal 6 me 7 a 7 a 8 meal 8 meal 9 now sit ye down , sweetheart , and eat . " 1 sit 2 ye 1 sit 3 down 1 sit 8 eat 4 , 5 sweetheart 5 sweetheart 6 , 5 sweetheart 8 eat 6 , 7 and 8 eat 9 . 9 . 10 " " [nay] , " said [master] [john] , " [i] [will] [break] no [bread] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 13 no 13 no 15 . [since] [ye] [force] [me] [to] [this] [sin] [,] [i] [will] [fast] [for] [my] [soul] ['s] [interest] [.] " ye shall have a dispensation , go to ! " cried the knight . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 shall 3 shall 6 dispensation 4 have 6 dispensation 5 a 6 dispensation 6 dispensation 7 , 6 dispensation 8 go 6 dispensation 12 cried 6 dispensation 14 knight 8 go 9 to 10 ! 11 " 10 ! 12 cried 13 the 14 knight 14 knight 15 . " shalt be well shriven , by my faith ! 1 " 5 shriven 2 shalt 5 shriven 3 be 5 shriven 4 well 5 shriven 5 shriven 6 , 5 shriven 7 by 5 shriven 8 my 5 shriven 9 faith 5 shriven 10 ! [content] [you] [,] [then] [,] [and] [eat] [.] ["] " save you , [sir] [daniel] , " he said . 1 " 3 you 1 " 10 said 2 save 3 you 4 , 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 . " how ! 1 " 2 how 2 how 3 ! [dickie] [shelton] [!] ["] [cried] [the] [knight] [;] [and] [at] [the] [mention] [of] [dick] ['s] [name] [the] [other] [lad] [looked] [curiously] [across] [.] " what [maketh] [bennet] [hatch] ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " how say you ? 1 " 2 how 2 how 4 you 3 say 4 you 4 you 5 ? sore bested ? " returned the knight . 1 sore 2 bested 2 bested 3 ? 2 bested 5 returned 2 bested 7 knight 3 ? 4 " 6 the 7 knight 7 knight 8 . " [nay] , then [,] we will make [speed] [sitting] [down] [,] good [richard] . 1 " 6 we 1 " 13 good 3 , 4 then 4 then 6 we 6 we 7 will 7 will 8 make 13 good 15 . as the world goes [in] [this] [poor] [realm] [of] [england] , he [that] [rides] [softliest] [rides] [surest] [.] 1 as 12 he 2 the 3 world 3 world 4 goes 3 world 11 , 11 , 12 he delay , they say , begetteth peril ; but it is rather [this] [itch] [of] [doing] [that] [undoes] [men] [;] [mark] it [,] [dick] . 1 delay 2 , 1 delay 3 they 3 they 4 say 4 say 6 begetteth 4 say 22 it 5 , 6 begetteth 6 begetteth 7 peril 6 begetteth 8 ; 8 ; 9 but 9 but 10 it 10 it 11 is 11 is 12 rather 22 it 25 . but let me see , first , what cattle ye have brought . 1 but 8 what 2 let 3 me 2 let 4 see 4 see 5 , 4 see 7 , 4 see 8 what 6 first 7 , 8 what 10 ye 9 cattle 10 ye 10 ye 12 brought 11 have 12 brought 12 brought 13 . selden , a link here at the door ! " 1 selden 2 , 1 selden 4 link 1 selden 9 ! 3 a 4 link 4 link 5 here 4 link 8 door 6 at 8 door 7 the 8 door 9 ! 10 " and [sir] [daniel] [strode] [forth] [into] the [village] [street] , and [,] [by] the [red] [glow] [of] [a] [torch] [,] [inspected] [his] new [troops] . 1 and 7 the 7 the 23 new 10 , 11 and 11 and 14 the 14 the 23 new 23 new 25 . " [nay] , [by] [the] [rood] ! " he cried , " what [poor] [dogs] are these ? 1 " 3 , 3 , 12 " 7 ! 8 " 7 ! 10 cried 9 he 10 cried 10 cried 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 what 13 what 16 are 13 what 18 ? 16 are 17 these here [be] [some] [as] [crooked] [as] [a] [bow] , [and] [some] as [lean] as a [spear] . 1 here 9 , 1 here 17 . 9 , 12 as 12 as 14 as 14 as 15 a friends , [ye] [shall] [ride] [in] [the] [front] [of] [the] [battle] [;] [i] [can] [spare] [you] [,] [friends] . 1 friends 2 , 1 friends 19 . mark me this old villain on the piebald ! 1 mark 8 piebald 2 me 8 piebald 3 this 8 piebald 4 old 8 piebald 5 villain 8 piebald 6 on 8 piebald 7 the 8 piebald 8 piebald 9 ! a two-year mutton riding on a hog would look more soldierly ! 1 a 7 hog 2 two-year 3 mutton 2 two-year 4 riding 2 two-year 5 on 2 two-year 7 hog 6 a 7 hog 7 hog 8 would 7 hog 9 look 7 hog 11 soldierly 10 more 11 soldierly 11 soldierly 12 ! ha ! 1 ha 2 ! clipsby , are ye there , old rat ? 1 clipsby 2 , 1 clipsby 3 are 1 clipsby 4 ye 1 clipsby 6 , 1 clipsby 7 old 4 ye 5 there 7 old 8 rat 8 rat 9 ? " [i] will [show] you any way , [sir] [daniel] , but the way [to] [change] [sides] , " returned [clipsby] [,] [sturdily] [.] 1 " 5 you 1 " 20 returned 3 will 5 you 6 any 7 way 7 way 8 , 8 , 19 " 11 , 12 but 12 but 13 the 13 the 14 way 14 way 18 , 18 , 19 " 19 " 20 returned [sir] [daniel] [laughed] [a] [guffaw] [.] " why , well said ! " he cried . 1 " 2 why 1 " 4 well 1 " 5 said 1 " 9 cried 2 why 3 , 6 ! 7 " 7 " 9 cried 8 he 9 cried 9 cried 10 . " [hast] [a] [shrewd] [tongue] [in] [thy] [mouth] [,] go to [!] 1 " 10 go 10 go 11 to i will forgive you for that merry word . 1 i 2 will 2 will 3 forgive 3 forgive 4 you 3 forgive 5 for 5 for 6 that 6 that 8 word 7 merry 8 word 8 word 9 . selden , see them fed , both man and brute [.] ["] 1 selden 2 , 1 selden 3 see 1 selden 5 fed 4 them 5 fed 5 fed 6 , 5 fed 7 both 5 fed 10 brute 8 man 9 and 8 man 10 brute the knight re-entered the inn . 1 the 2 knight 2 knight 3 re-entered 3 re-entered 4 the 3 re-entered 5 inn 5 inn 6 . " now , friend [dick] , " he said , " [fall] [to] . 1 " 2 now 1 " 9 said 2 now 3 , 4 friend 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 said 8 he 9 said 9 said 10 , 9 said 14 . 10 , 11 " here is good ale and bacon . 1 here 2 is 1 here 4 ale 3 good 4 ale 4 ale 6 bacon 4 ale 7 . 5 and 6 bacon eat , [while] [that] [i] [read] . " 1 eat 2 , 2 , 8 " 7 . 8 " sir [daniel] [opened] [the] [packet] , and [as] he [read] his brow [darkened] . 1 sir 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 9 he 7 and 11 his 11 his 12 brow 12 brow 14 . when he had done he sat a little , musing . 1 when 2 he 1 when 5 he 2 he 3 had 3 had 4 done 5 he 6 sat 6 sat 10 musing 7 a 8 little 8 little 10 musing 9 , 10 musing 10 musing 11 . then he looked sharply at his ward . 1 then 2 he 2 he 3 looked 3 looked 4 sharply 4 sharply 5 at 4 sharply 7 ward 4 sharply 8 . 6 his 7 ward " [dick] , " said he , " [y] ['] [have] [seen] this [penny] rhyme ? " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 6 he 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 17 " 8 " 13 this 15 rhyme 16 ? 16 ? 17 " the lad replied in the affirmative . 1 the 6 affirmative 2 lad 6 affirmative 3 replied 6 affirmative 4 in 6 affirmative 5 the 6 affirmative 6 affirmative 7 . " [he] [did] [most] [eagerly] [deny] it , " answered [dick] . 1 " 7 it 7 it 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 answered 10 answered 12 . " he did ? " cried the knight , very sharply . 1 " 6 cried 2 he 3 did 3 did 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 5 " 6 cried 6 cried 8 knight 7 the 8 knight 8 knight 9 , 8 knight 11 sharply 10 very 11 sharply 11 sharply 12 . " heed him not . 1 " 2 heed 2 heed 3 him 2 heed 4 not 2 heed 5 . he has a loose tongue ; he babbles like a jack-sparrow . 1 he 8 babbles 2 has 3 a 2 has 8 babbles 4 loose 8 babbles 5 tongue 8 babbles 6 ; 8 babbles 7 he 8 babbles 8 babbles 9 like 8 babbles 11 jack-sparrow 10 a 11 jack-sparrow 11 jack-sparrow 12 . some day , when [i] [may] [find] the [leisure] [,] [dick] [,] [i] [will] [myself] more [fully] [inform] [you] [of] [these] [matters] . 1 some 2 day 1 some 16 more 2 day 3 , 2 day 4 when 4 when 8 the 16 more 23 . there was [one] [duckworth] [shrewdly] [blamed] [for] it ; but the [times] [were] [troubled] , [and] there was no justice to be got . " 1 there 2 was 1 there 18 was 1 there 19 no 8 it 9 ; 9 ; 10 but 10 but 11 the 10 but 17 there 15 , 17 there 17 there 18 was 19 no 20 justice 20 justice 21 to 20 justice 23 got 20 justice 24 . 21 to 22 be 24 . 25 " " it [befell] [at] [the] [moat] [house] [?] ["] 1 " 2 it dick ventured , with a beating at his heart . 1 dick 2 ventured 1 dick 10 . 2 ventured 6 beating 3 , 4 with 4 with 5 a 4 with 6 beating 6 beating 9 heart 7 at 8 his 8 his 9 heart dick 's face fell sorely . 1 dick 5 sorely 2 's 3 face 3 face 5 sorely 4 fell 5 sorely 5 sorely 6 . " [prithee] , [sir] [daniel] , " [he] cried [,] ["] [send] one of the [villains] [!] 1 " 3 , 3 , 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 cried 9 cried 15 the 13 one 14 of 14 of 15 the i beseech you let me to the battle . 1 i 2 beseech 2 beseech 3 you 2 beseech 4 let 2 beseech 8 battle 4 let 5 me 5 me 6 to 7 the 8 battle 8 battle 9 . i [can] [strike] [a] [stroke] , [i] promise you . " 1 i 6 , 6 , 11 " 8 promise 9 you 8 promise 10 . 10 . 11 " " [i] [misdoubt] it [not] , " replied [sir] [daniel] [,] [sitting] [down] [to] [write] . 1 " 4 it 4 it 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 replied 8 replied 16 . " but here , [dick] , is no honour to be won . 1 " 8 no 2 but 8 no 3 here 4 , 3 here 6 , 3 here 7 is 7 is 8 no 8 no 9 honour 9 honour 12 won 9 honour 13 . 10 to 11 be 11 be 12 won i [lie] [in] [kettley] [till] [i] have [sure] [tidings] [of] [the] [war] [,] [and] [then] [ride] to [join] me with [the] [conqueror] [.] 1 i 7 have 7 have 17 to 17 to 19 me 19 me 20 with [toss-pot] [and] [shuttle-wit] [run] [in] [,] [but] [my] [lord] [good-counsel] [sits] [o] ['] [one] [side] [,] [waiting] [.] ["] and without turning his head , he fell again to eating . 1 and 2 without 2 without 3 turning 2 without 11 eating 3 turning 5 head 3 turning 10 to 4 his 5 head 5 head 9 again 6 , 7 he 7 he 8 fell 8 fell 9 again 11 eating 12 . but [with] the [tail] of his eye he caught a glimpse of the [young] [lad] [called] [master] [john] [stealthily] [creeping] from the room . 1 but 3 the 3 the 5 of 5 of 6 his 6 his 7 eye 7 eye 9 caught 8 he 9 caught 9 caught 11 glimpse 10 a 11 glimpse 11 glimpse 12 of 12 of 13 the 13 the 23 room 21 from 22 the 22 the 23 room 23 room 24 . " why , " thought [dick] , " he is a young [as] [i] [.] 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 2 why 7 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 thought 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 he 9 he 10 is 10 is 11 a 11 a 12 young ' [good] boy ['] [doth] [he] [call] [me] [?] 1 ' 3 boy [an] [i] [had] [known] [,] [i] [should] [have] [seen] [the] [varlet] [hanged] [ere] [i] [had] [told] [him] [.] well , if he goes through [the] [fen] , [i] may come up with him and [pull] his ears . " 1 well 2 , 1 well 9 , 2 , 3 if 3 if 4 he 4 he 5 goes 5 goes 6 through 9 , 21 " 11 may 12 come 12 come 13 up 13 up 14 with 14 with 15 him 14 with 18 his 15 him 16 and 18 his 19 ears 19 ears 20 . 20 . 21 " half an hour later [,] [sir] [daniel] [gave] [dick] [the] [letter] [,] [and] [bade] [him] [speed] [to] [the] [moat] [house] [.] 1 half 3 hour 2 an 3 hour 3 hour 4 later and , again , some half an hour after [dick] ['s] [departure] [,] a messenger [came] [,] [in] [hot] [haste] [,] [from] [my] [lord] [of] [risingham] [.] 1 and 6 half 2 , 6 half 3 again 4 , 4 , 6 half 5 some 6 half 6 half 8 hour 6 half 14 a 7 an 8 hour 8 hour 9 after 14 a 15 messenger " [sir] [daniel] , " [the] [messenger] said , " ye [lose] [great] [honour] [,] [by] [my] [sooth] [!] 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 8 said 8 said 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 ye the fight began again this morning ere the dawn , and we have beaten their van and scattered their right wing . 1 the 2 fight 1 the 6 morning 2 fight 3 began 3 began 4 again 5 this 6 morning 6 morning 7 ere 7 ere 9 dawn 7 ere 12 we 8 the 9 dawn 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 we 12 we 13 have 13 have 14 beaten 14 beaten 16 van 15 their 16 van 16 van 18 scattered 17 and 18 scattered 18 scattered 19 their 18 scattered 21 wing 20 right 21 wing 21 wing 22 . only the main battle standeth fast . 1 only 5 standeth 2 the 3 main 3 main 5 standeth 4 battle 5 standeth 5 standeth 6 fast 5 standeth 7 . an we had your fresh men , we should tilt you them all into the river . 1 an 10 tilt 2 we 3 had 2 we 10 tilt 4 your 5 fresh 5 fresh 10 tilt 6 men 7 , 6 men 10 tilt 8 we 9 should 9 should 10 tilt 10 tilt 11 you 10 tilt 12 them 10 tilt 16 river 12 them 13 all 14 into 16 river 15 the 16 river 16 river 17 . what [,] [sir] [knight] ! 1 what 5 ! will ye be the last ? 1 will 2 ye 1 will 3 be 3 be 6 ? 4 the 5 last 5 last 6 ? it stands not with your good credit [.] ["] 1 it 2 stands 2 stands 3 not 2 stands 7 credit 4 with 5 your 5 your 7 credit 6 good 7 credit " [nay] , " cried the [knight] , ["] [i] [was] but [now] upon the march . 1 " 5 cried 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 6 the 5 cried 8 , 5 cried 17 . 8 , 12 but 12 but 15 the 14 upon 15 the 15 the 16 march selden , sound me the tucket . 1 selden 2 , 1 selden 6 tucket 3 sound 6 tucket 4 me 6 tucket 5 the 6 tucket 6 tucket 7 . sir , [i] [am] with you [on] [the] [instant] . 1 sir 2 , 2 , 5 with 5 with 6 you 6 you 10 . it is not [two] [hours] [since] the [more] [part] of my [command] [came] [in] , [sir] [messenger] [.] 1 it 2 is 1 it 15 , 2 is 3 not 2 is 7 the 7 the 10 of 10 of 11 my what would ye have ? 1 what 3 ye 2 would 3 ye 3 ye 4 have 3 ye 5 ? spurring is good meat , but yet it killed the charger . 1 spurring 2 is 1 spurring 3 good 1 spurring 4 meat 1 spurring 6 but 1 spurring 9 killed 5 , 6 but 7 yet 8 it 7 yet 9 killed 9 killed 11 charger 10 the 11 charger 11 charger 12 . bustle , boys ! " 1 bustle 2 , 1 bustle 3 boys 3 boys 4 ! 4 ! 5 " the chief part [were] in [sir] [daniel] ['s] [livery] , [murrey] and [blue] [,] [which] [gave] the [greater] [show] [to] [their] [array] [.] 1 the 2 chief 2 chief 3 part 3 part 5 in 5 in 17 the 10 , 12 and 12 and 17 the [sir] [daniel] [looked] [with] [pride] [along] [the] [line] [.] " here be the lads to serve you in a pinch , " he said . 1 " 2 here 2 here 12 , 3 be 12 , 4 the 5 lads 5 lads 7 serve 5 lads 12 , 6 to 7 serve 7 serve 8 you 7 serve 11 pinch 9 in 10 a 10 a 11 pinch 12 , 15 said 13 " 15 said 14 he 15 said 15 said 16 . " they [are] [pretty] [men] , indeed , " replied the [messenger] . 1 " 2 they 1 " 10 replied 6 , 7 indeed 7 indeed 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 replied 10 replied 11 the 10 replied 13 . " [it] but [augments] [my] [sorrow] [that] [ye] [had] [not] [marched] the [earlier] . " 1 " 3 but 3 but 12 the 12 the 14 . 14 . 15 " " well , " said the knight , " what would ye ? 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 8 , 3 , 5 said 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 knight 6 the 7 knight 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 what 10 what 12 ye 11 would 12 ye 12 ye 13 ? the beginning of a feast and the end of a fray , sir messenger ; " and he mounted into his saddle . 1 the 11 fray 2 beginning 3 of 3 of 11 fray 4 a 5 feast 4 a 11 fray 5 feast 6 and 7 the 8 end 7 the 11 fray 8 end 9 of 10 a 11 fray 11 fray 14 messenger 11 fray 15 ; 11 fray 19 mounted 11 fray 22 saddle 11 fray 23 . 12 , 13 sir 13 sir 14 messenger 15 ; 16 " 15 ; 17 and 18 he 19 mounted 20 into 22 saddle 21 his 22 saddle " why ! how now ! " he cried . 1 " 2 why 1 " 9 cried 3 ! 4 how 3 ! 9 cried 5 now 6 ! 6 ! 7 " 6 ! 9 cried 8 he 9 cried 9 cried 10 . " [john] ! 1 " 3 ! joanna ! 1 joanna 2 ! nay , by the sacred rood ! where is she ? 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 6 rood 3 by 6 rood 4 the 6 rood 5 sacred 6 rood 6 rood 7 ! 6 rood 8 where 8 where 9 is 8 where 10 she 8 where 11 ? host , where is that girl ? " 1 host 2 , 1 host 3 where 3 where 4 is 3 where 7 ? 4 is 5 that 5 that 6 girl 7 ? 8 " " [girl] , [sir] [daniel] ? " cried the [landlord] . 1 " 8 cried 3 , 7 " 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 cried 8 cried 9 the 8 cried 11 . " [nay] , sir , [i] [saw] [no] [girl] . " 1 " 4 sir 3 , 4 sir 4 sir 5 , 5 , 11 " 10 . 11 " " [boy] , then , [dotard] ! " cried the knight . 1 " 9 cried 3 , 4 then 4 then 5 , 5 , 8 " 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 cried 9 cried 11 knight 10 the 11 knight 11 knight 12 . " could ye not see it was a wench ? 1 " 3 ye 2 could 3 ye 3 ye 4 not 3 ye 5 see 3 ye 9 wench 6 it 7 was 7 was 8 a 8 a 9 wench 9 wench 10 ? she in the murrey-coloured mantle she that broke her fast with water , rogue where is she ? " 1 she 17 she 2 in 4 murrey-coloured 3 the 4 murrey-coloured 4 murrey-coloured 5 mantle 4 murrey-coloured 6 she 4 murrey-coloured 17 she 7 that 17 she 8 broke 9 her 8 broke 14 rogue 10 fast 14 rogue 11 with 14 rogue 12 water 13 , 12 water 14 rogue 14 rogue 15 where 15 where 16 is 15 where 17 she 17 she 18 ? 18 ? 19 " " [nay] [,] [the] [saints] bless us [!] 1 " 6 bless 6 bless 7 us master [john] , ye called him , " said the host . 1 master 3 , 3 , 4 ye 4 ye 5 called 5 called 6 him 6 him 7 , 7 , 9 said 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 host 10 the 11 host 11 host 12 . " well , [i] thought [none] [evil] . 1 " 2 well 1 " 5 thought 2 well 3 , 5 thought 8 . he is gone . 1 he 2 is 2 is 3 gone 3 gone 4 . i saw him her [i] saw her in the stable a good hour agone ; ' a was saddling a grey horse . " 1 i 2 saw 1 i 6 saw 2 saw 3 him 2 saw 4 her 6 saw 7 her 7 her 22 horse 7 her 23 . 8 in 10 stable 9 the 10 stable 10 stable 22 horse 11 a 19 saddling 12 good 19 saddling 13 hour 14 agone 14 agone 15 ; 14 agone 19 saddling 16 ' 19 saddling 17 a 19 saddling 18 was 19 saddling 19 saddling 20 a 19 saddling 21 grey 19 saddling 22 horse 23 . 24 " " now , [by] [the] [rood] ! " cried [sir] [daniel] , ["] [the] [wench] was [worth] [five] [hundred] [pound] to me and [more] . " 1 " 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 12 , 3 , 8 " 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 cried 12 , 23 and 12 , 26 " 16 was 21 to 21 to 22 me 22 me 23 and 25 . 26 " " it is well said , " replied [sir] [daniel] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 5 said 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 well 5 said 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 replied 8 replied 11 . " [selden] , [fall] [me] [out] [with] [six] [cross-bowmen] [;] [hunt] [me] [her] [down] [.] 1 " 3 , i care not [what] [it] [cost] [;] [but] [,] [at] [my] [returning] [,] let me find her [at] [the] [moat] [house] . 1 i 2 care 2 care 3 not 3 not 14 let 14 let 15 me 15 me 22 . 16 find 17 her 17 her 22 . be it [upon] [your] [head] [.] 1 be 2 it and now , sir messenger , we march . " 1 and 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 9 . 3 , 4 sir 4 sir 5 messenger 5 messenger 8 march 6 , 7 we 7 we 8 march 9 . 10 " [chapter] [ii] [in] [the] [fen] it was [near] [six] in the [may] morning when [dick] [began] [to] [ride] down into the [fen] [upon] his [homeward] way . 1 it 2 was 1 it 22 . 2 was 5 in 5 in 6 the 6 the 8 morning 8 morning 9 when 14 down 15 into 15 into 16 the 16 the 21 way 19 his 21 way 21 way 22 . he had been all night in the saddle , but his heart was good and his body sound , and he rode right merrily . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 all 3 been 6 in 4 all 5 night 6 in 8 saddle 7 the 8 saddle 8 saddle 9 , 8 saddle 22 rode 9 , 10 but 11 his 12 heart 11 his 22 rode 12 heart 13 was 13 was 14 good 15 and 22 rode 16 his 17 body 17 body 18 sound 17 body 20 and 19 , 20 and 20 and 22 rode 21 he 22 rode 22 rode 24 merrily 23 right 24 merrily 24 merrily 25 . the path lay almost straight through the morass . 1 the 2 path 2 path 8 morass 3 lay 8 morass 4 almost 8 morass 5 straight 8 morass 6 through 7 the 6 through 8 morass 8 morass 9 . instantly , as though it had divined the neighbourhood of help , the poor beast began to neigh most piercingly . 1 instantly 7 divined 2 , 4 though 3 as 4 though 4 though 5 it 5 it 7 divined 6 had 7 divined 7 divined 9 neighbourhood 8 the 9 neighbourhood 9 neighbourhood 10 of 9 neighbourhood 11 help 9 neighbourhood 12 , 9 neighbourhood 18 neigh 13 the 15 beast 14 poor 15 beast 15 beast 18 neigh 16 began 17 to 16 began 18 neigh 18 neigh 19 most 18 neigh 20 piercingly 20 piercingly 21 . " [alack] ! " [thought] [dick] , " [can] [the] [poor] [lad] [have] [perished] [?] 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 8 " 4 " 7 , 7 , 8 " there is his horse , for certain a brave grey ! 1 there 2 is 2 is 7 certain 3 his 4 horse 4 horse 5 , 4 horse 7 certain 6 for 7 certain 7 certain 9 brave 8 a 9 brave 9 brave 10 grey 9 brave 11 ! nay , [comrade] [,] [if] [thou] [criest] to me [so] [piteously] , [i] [will] [do] [all] [man] [can] [to] [help] [thee] [.] 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 12 , 8 to 9 me 9 me 12 , shalt not lie there to drown by inches ! " 1 shalt 2 not 1 shalt 3 lie 1 shalt 8 inches 3 lie 4 there 5 to 6 drown 6 drown 8 inches 7 by 8 inches 8 inches 9 ! 9 ! 10 " and he made ready his crossbow , and put a quarrel through the creature 's head . 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 made 3 made 4 ready 4 ready 6 crossbow 5 his 6 crossbow 6 crossbow 7 , 6 crossbow 8 and 6 crossbow 9 put 6 crossbow 11 quarrel 6 crossbow 12 through 6 crossbow 14 creature 6 crossbow 15 's 6 crossbow 16 head 10 a 11 quarrel 12 through 13 the 16 head 17 . " are ye there ? " he said , reining in . 1 " 3 ye 2 are 3 ye 3 ye 4 there 3 ye 10 reining 5 ? 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 he 8 said 8 said 10 reining 9 , 10 reining 10 reining 11 in 10 reining 12 . " ye lay so close among the reeds that [i] had passed you by . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 lay 3 lay 5 close 4 so 5 close 5 close 8 reeds 5 close 14 by 5 close 15 . 6 among 8 reeds 7 the 8 reeds 8 reeds 9 that 11 had 12 passed 12 passed 14 by 13 you 14 by but come [forth] [out] [of] [your] [hiding] [.] 1 but 2 come here [be] [none] to [trouble] [you] [.] ["] 1 here 4 to " why call me ['] boy ['] ? " cried [dick] . 1 " 2 why 1 " 10 cried 2 why 3 call 3 call 4 me 6 boy 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 12 . " [y] ['] [are] [not] , [i] [trow] , the [elder] of us [twain] . " 1 " 6 , 6 , 16 " 9 , 16 " 10 the 12 of 12 of 13 us 13 us 15 . 15 . 16 " " good [master] [shelton] , " said the other , " [prithee] forgive me . 1 " 7 said 2 good 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 8 the 7 said 15 . 8 the 9 other 9 other 10 , 10 , 11 " 13 forgive 14 me 14 me 15 . i have none the least intention to offend . 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 none 3 none 8 offend 4 the 5 least 5 least 6 intention 6 intention 8 offend 7 to 8 offend 8 offend 9 . to have a riding-rod and spurs , and never a horse to sit upon ! 1 to 2 have 2 have 4 riding-rod 3 a 4 riding-rod 4 riding-rod 5 and 4 riding-rod 6 spurs 4 riding-rod 7 , 4 riding-rod 8 and 4 riding-rod 9 never 4 riding-rod 11 horse 4 riding-rod 13 sit 4 riding-rod 14 upon 4 riding-rod 15 ! 10 a 11 horse 12 to 13 sit and before all , " he added , looking ruefully upon his clothes " before all , to be so sorrily besmirched ! " 1 and 12 his 2 before 12 his 3 all 12 his 4 , 9 looking 5 " 7 added 6 he 7 added 7 added 9 looking 8 , 9 looking 9 looking 10 ruefully 10 ruefully 11 upon 11 upon 12 his 12 his 13 clothes 13 clothes 21 sorrily 14 " 21 sorrily 15 before 21 sorrily 16 all 21 sorrily 17 , 21 sorrily 18 to 19 be 19 be 21 sorrily 20 so 21 sorrily 21 sorrily 22 besmirched 22 besmirched 23 ! 23 ! 24 " " [tut] ! " cried [dick] . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 7 . " would ye mind a ducking ? 1 " 3 ye 2 would 3 ye 3 ye 6 ducking 4 mind 6 ducking 5 a 6 ducking 6 ducking 7 ? blood of wound or dust of travel that 's a man 's adornment . " 1 blood 2 of 1 blood 3 wound 3 wound 4 or 3 wound 5 dust 5 dust 6 of 5 dust 13 adornment 7 travel 13 adornment 8 that 9 's 9 's 13 adornment 10 a 11 man 11 man 13 adornment 12 's 13 adornment 13 adornment 14 . 14 . 15 " " [nay] , [then] [,] [i] like him [better] [plain] , " [observed] [the] [lad] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 12 " 7 like 8 him 8 him 11 , 11 , 12 " " but , prithee , how [shall] [i] do ? 1 " 4 prithee 2 but 4 prithee 3 , 4 prithee 4 prithee 5 , 4 prithee 6 how 4 prithee 10 ? 6 how 9 do [prithee] [,] [good] [master] [richard] [,] [help] [me] [with] [your] [good] [counsel] [.] if [i] [come] not [safe] [to] [holywood] [,] [i] [am] [undone] . " 1 if 4 not 4 not 12 . 12 . 13 " " [nay] , " said [dick] , [dismounting] , " [i] [will] [give] [more] [than] [counsel] . 1 " 5 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 17 . 7 , 10 " 9 , 10 " " how call ye your name ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 2 how 1 " 9 asked 3 call 4 ye 3 call 6 name 5 your 6 name 6 name 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 11 . " call me [john] [matcham] , " replied the lad . 1 " 8 replied 2 call 3 me 3 me 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 replied 8 replied 10 lad 8 replied 11 . 9 the 10 lad " and what make ye [to] [holywood] ? " 1 " 3 what 2 and 3 what 3 what 5 ye 4 make 5 ye 5 ye 8 ? 8 ? 9 " dick continued . 1 dick 2 continued 1 dick 3 . " [i] [seek] [sanctuary] [from] [a] [man] that [would] [oppress] [me] [,] ["] was the [answer] [.] 1 " 8 that 8 that 14 was 14 was 15 the " [the] good [abbot] [of] [holywood] is [a] [strong] [pillar] [to] [the] [weak] . " 1 " 3 good 1 " 7 is 7 is 14 . 14 . 15 " " and [how] [came] ye [with] [sir] [daniel] [,] [master] [matcham] ? " [pursued] [dick] [.] 1 " 5 ye 2 and 5 ye 5 ye 12 ? 12 ? 13 " " [nay] , " cried the other , " [by] [the] [abuse] [of] [force] [!] 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 6 the 6 the 7 other 7 other 8 , 8 , 9 " i was [even] [grazed] in the right [foot] , and [walk] [but] [lamely] [.] 1 i 2 was 2 was 5 in 2 was 7 right 5 in 6 the 7 right 9 , 9 , 10 and nay , there shall come a day between us ; he shall smart for all ! " 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 16 ! 3 there 8 between 4 shall 5 come 5 come 8 between 6 a 7 day 6 a 8 between 8 between 9 us 9 us 13 smart 9 us 15 all 9 us 16 ! 10 ; 11 he 10 ; 12 shall 12 shall 13 smart 14 for 15 all 16 ! 17 " " [would] ye [shoot] [at] [the] [moon] with [a] [hand-gun] ? " said [dick] . 1 " 3 ye 1 " 13 said 8 with 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " ' [tis] [a] [valiant] [knight] [,] [and] [hath] [a] [hand] [of] [iron] [.] 1 " 2 ' [an] [he] [guessed] [i] [had] [made] [or] [meddled] [with] [your] [flight] [,] [it] [would] [go] [sore] [with] [me] [.] ["] " ay , poor boy , " returned the other , " y ' are his ward , [i] [know] [it] [.] 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 4 poor 2 ay 18 , 4 poor 5 boy 4 poor 17 ward 6 , 13 y 7 " 8 returned 7 " 13 y 8 returned 10 other 9 the 10 other 11 , 13 y 12 " 13 y 13 y 14 ' 13 y 15 are 13 y 17 ward 16 his 17 ward " boy again ! " said [dick] . 1 " 6 said 2 boy 4 ! 3 again 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 . " [nay] , then [,] [shall] [i] call you [girl] [,] [good] [richard] ? " asked [matcham] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 15 " 4 then 14 ? 8 call 9 you 9 you 14 ? 14 ? 15 " 15 " 16 asked 16 asked 18 . " [never] [a] [girl] for me , " returned [dick] [.] 1 " 9 returned 5 for 6 me 6 me 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 returned " [i] do [abjure] [the] [crew] [of] [them] ! " 1 " 3 do 3 do 9 ! 9 ! 10 " " ye speak boyishly , " said the other . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 4 boyishly 3 speak 4 boyishly 4 boyishly 7 said 4 boyishly 9 other 4 boyishly 10 . 5 , 7 said 6 " 7 said 8 the 9 other " ye think more of them than ye pretend [.] ["] 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 think 2 ye 9 pretend 4 more 5 of 4 more 7 than 5 of 6 them 7 than 9 pretend 8 ye 9 pretend " not [i] , " said [dick] , stoutly . 1 " 2 not 1 " 6 said 4 , 6 said 5 " 6 said 6 said 9 stoutly 8 , 9 stoutly 9 stoutly 10 . " [they] come [not] in my mind . 1 " 3 come 3 come 5 in 5 in 6 my 6 my 7 mind 7 mind 8 . a [plague] of [them] [,] [say] [i] [!] 1 a 3 of give me to hunt and to fight and to feast , and to live with jolly foresters . 1 give 2 me 2 me 4 hunt 3 to 4 hunt 4 hunt 7 fight 5 and 7 fight 6 to 7 fight 7 fight 8 and 7 fight 17 foresters 9 to 17 foresters 10 feast 12 and 10 feast 17 foresters 11 , 12 and 13 to 14 live 14 live 17 foresters 15 with 17 foresters 16 jolly 17 foresters 17 foresters 18 . master [matcham] [crossed] [himself] [with] [fervour] , and [appeared] to [pray] [.] 1 master 7 , 7 , 8 and 8 and 10 to " what make ye ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 4 ye 3 make 4 ye 4 ye 5 ? 5 ? 6 " dick inquired . 1 dick 2 inquired 1 dick 3 . " [i] [pray] [for] [her] [spirit] , " answered the other , with a [somewhat] [troubled] voice . 1 " 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 13 with 8 " 9 answered 9 answered 10 the 10 the 11 other 11 other 12 , 13 with 14 a 14 a 17 voice 17 voice 18 . " [for] a [witch] ['s] [spirit] [?] ["] 1 " 3 a dick cried . 1 dick 2 cried 1 dick 3 . " but pray for her [,] [an] [ye] [list] ; she was [the] [best] [wench] in [europe] [,] [was] this [joan] [of] [arc] . 1 " 3 pray 2 but 3 pray 3 pray 4 for 4 for 5 her 5 her 10 ; 10 ; 11 she 11 she 12 was 12 was 16 in 16 in 20 this 20 this 24 . old [appleyard] [the] [archer] [ran] [from] [her] , he said , as if she had been [mahoun] . 1 old 8 , 8 , 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 , 11 , 13 if 12 as 13 if 13 if 14 she 14 she 15 had 15 had 16 been 16 been 18 . nay , she was a brave wench [.] ["] 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 7 wench 3 she 4 was 4 was 5 a 5 a 7 wench 6 brave 7 wench " [faugh] ! " said [dick] . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 . " [y] ' [are] [a] [milk-sopping] [baby] [,] [so] [to] [harp] [on] [women] [.] 1 " 3 ' " [nay] , [i] [am] no [fighter] , " said [matcham] [,] eagerly . 1 " 3 , 3 , 9 " 6 no 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 13 eagerly 13 eagerly 14 . " [i] [mean] no [tittle] [of] [offence] . 1 " 4 no 4 no 8 . i meant but pleasantry . 1 i 2 meant 2 meant 4 pleasantry 3 but 4 pleasantry 4 pleasantry 5 . and if [i] talk of women , [it] [is] because [i] [heard] ye were to marry . " 1 and 6 women 2 if 6 women 4 talk 5 of 4 talk 6 women 6 women 7 , 7 , 10 because 7 , 18 " 13 ye 14 were 14 were 15 to 15 to 16 marry 16 marry 17 . 17 . 18 " " [i] [to] [marry] ! " 1 " 5 ! 5 ! 6 " [dick] [exclaimed] [.] " well , it is the first [i] [hear] of it . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 4 it 4 it 5 is 5 is 6 the 6 the 7 first 7 first 12 . 10 of 11 it 11 it 12 . and with [whom] [was] [i] [to] [marry] [?] ["] 1 and 2 with " one [joan] [sedley] , " replied [matcham] [,] [colouring] . 1 " 7 replied 2 one 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 replied 7 replied 11 . it seems she is of your mind , or else distasted to the bridegroom . " 1 it 2 seems 1 it 4 is 3 she 4 is 4 is 11 distasted 5 of 11 distasted 6 your 11 distasted 7 mind 11 distasted 8 , 9 or 9 or 11 distasted 10 else 11 distasted 11 distasted 12 to 11 distasted 13 the 11 distasted 14 bridegroom 14 bridegroom 15 . 15 . 16 " " well ! marriage is like death , it comes to all , " said [dick] , with [resignation] . 1 " 2 well 1 " 15 said 2 well 3 ! 4 marriage 5 is 4 marriage 8 , 5 is 7 death 6 like 7 death 8 , 14 " 9 it 10 comes 10 comes 11 to 10 comes 13 , 12 all 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 , 15 said 20 . 17 , 18 with " and she bemoaned herself ? 1 " 4 bemoaned 2 and 4 bemoaned 3 she 4 bemoaned 4 bemoaned 5 herself 4 bemoaned 6 ? i pray ye now , see there how shuttle-witted are these girls : to bemoan herself before that she had seen me ! 1 i 2 pray 1 i 15 bemoan 2 pray 3 ye 3 ye 6 see 4 now 5 , 4 now 6 see 7 there 9 shuttle-witted 8 how 9 shuttle-witted 9 shuttle-witted 10 are 9 shuttle-witted 11 these 11 these 15 bemoan 12 girls 15 bemoan 13 : 15 bemoan 14 to 15 bemoan 15 bemoan 16 herself 15 bemoan 17 before 15 bemoan 18 that 15 bemoan 21 seen 15 bemoan 22 me 19 she 20 had 20 had 21 seen 22 me 23 ! do [i] [bemoan] [myself] ? 1 do 5 ? not [i] [an] [i] be [to] [marry] [,] [i] [will] [marry] [dry-eyed] [!] 1 not 5 be but if ye know her , prithee , of what favour is she ? fair or foul ? 1 but 2 if 1 but 7 prithee 2 if 3 ye 3 ye 4 know 5 her 7 prithee 6 , 7 prithee 7 prithee 8 , 7 prithee 9 of 7 prithee 10 what 7 prithee 11 favour 7 prithee 14 ? 7 prithee 17 foul 11 favour 12 is 11 favour 13 she 15 fair 17 foul 16 or 17 foul 17 foul 18 ? and is she shrewish or pleasant ? " 1 and 4 shrewish 2 is 4 shrewish 3 she 4 shrewish 4 shrewish 5 or 4 shrewish 6 pleasant 4 shrewish 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " [nay] , what [matters] it ? " said [matcham] . 1 " 4 what 3 , 4 what 4 what 7 ? 6 it 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . " [an] y ' are to marry , ye can but [marry] [.] 1 " 3 y 3 y 4 ' 3 y 5 are 5 are 9 ye 6 to 7 marry 7 marry 9 ye 8 , 9 ye 9 ye 10 can 9 ye 11 but what matters foul or fair ? 1 what 2 matters 2 matters 3 foul 3 foul 4 or 3 foul 5 fair 3 foul 6 ? these be but toys . 1 these 4 toys 2 be 4 toys 3 but 4 toys 4 toys 5 . y ' are [no] [milksop] [,] [master] [richard] [;] ye [will] [wed] [with] [dry] [eyes] [,] [anyhow] [.] ["] 1 y 2 ' 1 y 3 are 3 are 10 ye " it is well said , " replied [shelton] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 5 said 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 well 5 said 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 replied 8 replied 10 . ["] [little] [i] [reck] [.] ["] " your lady wife is like to have a pleasant lord , " said [matcham] . 1 " 14 said 2 your 3 lady 3 lady 4 wife 3 lady 12 , 5 is 10 pleasant 6 like 7 to 6 like 9 a 7 to 8 have 9 a 10 pleasant 10 pleasant 11 lord 11 lord 12 , 12 , 14 said 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " she shall have [the] lord [heaven] made her for [,] ["] returned [dick] . 1 " 13 returned 2 she 8 made 2 she 13 returned 3 shall 4 have 4 have 8 made 6 lord 8 made 8 made 9 her 8 made 10 for 13 returned 15 . " it [trow] [there] be [worse] as well as [better] . " 1 " 2 it 1 " 8 well 2 it 5 be 7 as 8 well 8 well 9 as 8 well 11 . 11 . 12 " " ah , the poor wench ! " cried the other . 1 " 2 ah 2 ah 3 , 2 ah 7 ! 4 the 6 wench 5 poor 6 wench 6 wench 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 7 ! 9 cried 9 cried 10 the 10 the 11 other 11 other 12 . " and why so poor ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 3 why 1 " 5 poor 1 " 8 asked 2 and 3 why 4 so 5 poor 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 10 . " to wed a man of wood , " replied his companion . 1 " 12 companion 2 to 3 wed 3 wed 5 man 3 wed 7 wood 3 wed 12 companion 4 a 5 man 6 of 7 wood 8 , 10 replied 9 " 10 replied 10 replied 12 companion 11 his 12 companion 12 companion 13 . " [o] [me] , [for] [a] [wooden] husband ! " 1 " 4 , 4 , 10 " 8 husband 9 ! 9 ! 10 " " good [dick] , forgive me , " cried the other . 1 " 9 cried 2 good 4 , 4 , 8 " 5 forgive 6 me 6 me 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 cried 9 cried 10 the 10 the 11 other 11 other 12 . " [nay] [,] y ' are [the] [best] [heart] [in] [england] [;] [i] [but] [laughed] [.] 1 " 4 y 4 y 5 ' 4 y 6 are forgive me now , [sweet] [dick] . " 1 forgive 2 me 2 me 4 , 3 now 4 , 4 , 8 " 7 . 8 " " [nay] , no [fool] [words] , " returned [dick] [,] [a] [little] [embarrassed] [by] [his] [companion] ['s] [warmth] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 4 no 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 returned 9 returned 20 . " no harm is done . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 harm 3 harm 5 done 3 harm 6 . 4 is 5 done i am not touchy , praise the saints [.] ["] 1 i 2 am 2 am 4 touchy 3 not 4 touchy 4 touchy 5 , 4 touchy 6 praise 6 praise 8 saints 7 the 8 saints " hark ! " said [dick] , " [the] [tucket] [soundeth] . " 1 " 2 hark 2 hark 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 13 " 12 . 13 " " [nay] , what cheer ! " returned [dick] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 7 " 4 what 5 cheer 5 cheer 6 ! 6 ! 7 " 7 " 8 returned 8 returned 10 . " [y] ' have a long [start] , and we are near the ferry . 1 " 10 we 3 ' 4 have 4 have 5 a 5 a 6 long 6 long 8 , 8 , 9 and 9 and 10 we 10 we 11 are 11 are 12 near 12 near 14 ferry 13 the 14 ferry 14 ferry 15 . and it is [i] [,] [methinks] , that [am] [unhorsed] . " 1 and 2 it 2 it 3 is 2 it 11 . 3 is 8 that 7 , 8 that 11 . 12 " " [alack] , [i] [shall] be [taken] ! " cried the [fugitive] . 1 " 10 cried 3 , 9 " 6 be 8 ! 8 ! 9 " 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 11 the 10 cried 13 . " [dick] , [kind] [dick] , [beseech] ye help me but a little ! " 1 " 3 , 3 , 15 " 6 , 8 ye 6 , 15 " 9 help 10 me 10 me 12 a 10 me 14 ! 11 but 12 a 12 a 13 little 14 ! 15 " " why , now , what [aileth] [thee] ? " said [dick] . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 3 , 10 " 4 now 5 , 4 now 9 ? 6 what 9 ? 9 ? 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " [methinks] [i] help you [very] [patently] [.] 1 " 5 you 4 help 5 you but my heart is sorry for so spiritless a fellow ! 1 but 2 my 2 my 3 heart 3 heart 4 is 3 heart 8 spiritless 5 sorry 6 for 5 sorry 8 spiritless 7 so 8 spiritless 8 spiritless 9 a 8 spiritless 10 fellow 10 fellow 11 ! [the] [saints] [so] [do] [to] [me] [again] [if] [i] [default] [you] [.] come , [pick] [me] [up] [a] [good] [heart] , [sir] [white-face] [.] 1 come 2 , 1 come 9 , the way betters here ; spur me the horse . 1 the 6 spur 2 way 3 betters 3 betters 4 here 3 betters 5 ; 3 betters 6 spur 6 spur 7 me 6 spur 9 horse 6 spur 10 . 8 the 9 horse go faster ! faster ! 1 go 4 faster 2 faster 3 ! 2 faster 4 faster 4 faster 5 ! nay , mind not for me ; [i] can run [like] [a] [deer] [.] ["] 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 7 ; 1 nay 10 run 3 mind 6 me 3 mind 7 ; 4 not 5 for 5 for 6 me 9 can 10 run [chapter] [iii] [the] [fen] [ferry] it was a dingy stream ; but upon this bright , spirited morning everything was become beautiful . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 dingy 3 a 17 beautiful 4 dingy 5 stream 4 dingy 6 ; 6 ; 7 but 7 but 9 this 8 upon 9 this 10 bright 12 spirited 10 bright 17 beautiful 11 , 12 spirited 12 spirited 13 morning 12 spirited 14 everything 12 spirited 16 become 14 everything 15 was 17 beautiful 18 . a creek ran up to meet the path , and close under the bank the ferryman's hut lay snugly . 1 a 2 creek 2 creek 3 ran 2 creek 4 up 4 up 5 to 4 up 7 the 5 to 6 meet 7 the 16 ferryman's 8 path 10 and 8 path 16 ferryman's 9 , 10 and 11 close 16 ferryman's 12 under 16 ferryman's 13 the 16 ferryman's 14 bank 16 ferryman's 15 the 16 ferryman's 16 ferryman's 17 hut 16 ferryman's 18 lay 16 ferryman's 19 snugly 19 snugly 20 . it was of wattle and clay , and the grass grew green upon the roof . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 wattle 3 of 4 wattle 4 wattle 5 and 4 wattle 6 clay 4 wattle 8 and 4 wattle 10 grass 4 wattle 11 grew 4 wattle 12 green 4 wattle 13 upon 4 wattle 15 roof 7 , 8 and 9 the 10 grass 14 the 15 roof 15 roof 16 . dick went to the door and opened it . 1 dick 2 went 1 dick 9 . 2 went 3 to 4 the 5 door 5 door 6 and 5 door 7 opened 5 door 9 . 7 opened 8 it " [hey] , [master] [shelton] , " he said , " [be] ye [for] the [ferry] [?] 1 " 9 said 3 , 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 said 8 he 9 said 9 said 10 , 9 said 15 the 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 ye ill times , ill times ! 1 ill 2 times 1 ill 3 , 1 ill 4 ill 4 ill 5 times 5 times 6 ! look to yourself . 1 look 3 yourself 2 to 3 yourself 3 yourself 4 . there is a fellowship abroad . 1 there 2 is 2 is 4 fellowship 3 a 4 fellowship 4 fellowship 5 abroad 5 abroad 6 . ye were better turn round on your two heels and try the bridge . " 1 ye 2 were 2 were 3 better 3 better 4 turn 4 turn 5 round 4 turn 9 heels 6 on 9 heels 7 your 9 heels 8 two 9 heels 9 heels 10 and 9 heels 11 try 9 heels 13 bridge 9 heels 14 . 12 the 13 bridge 14 . 15 " " [nay] [;] time ['s] [in] [the] [saddle] , " answered [dick] . 1 " 11 answered 4 time 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 answered 11 answered 13 . " [time] will [ride] [,] [hugh] [ferryman] [.] 1 " 3 will i am hot in haste [.] ["] 1 i 2 am 2 am 3 hot 3 hot 5 haste 4 in 5 haste " a [wilful] man ! " returned the [ferryman] [,] [rising] [.] 1 " 7 returned 2 a 4 man 4 man 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 6 " 7 returned 7 returned 8 the " [an] [ye] [win] [safe] [to] [the] [moat] [house] , [y] ['] [have] [done] [lucky] ; but [i] [say] no more . " 1 " 10 , 10 , 23 " 16 ; 17 but 17 but 20 no 20 no 21 more 21 more 22 . 22 . 23 " " it is my [kinsman] , [master] [matcham] , " answered [dick] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 11 answered 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 my 4 my 6 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 answered 11 answered 13 . " give ye good day , good ferryman , " said [matcham] , [who] [had] [dismounted] [,] and now [came] [forward] , [leading] the horse . 1 " 3 ye 1 " 11 said 2 give 3 ye 4 good 5 day 4 good 8 ferryman 5 day 6 , 7 good 8 ferryman 8 ferryman 9 , 9 , 11 said 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 , 11 said 24 the 11 said 26 . 13 , 18 and 18 and 19 now 19 now 22 , 24 the 25 horse " [launch] [me] [your] [boat] , [i] [prithee] ; we are [sore] [in] [haste] . " 1 " 6 , 6 , 16 " 9 ; 10 we 10 we 11 are 11 are 15 . 15 . 16 " the gaunt ferryman continued staring . 1 the 2 gaunt 2 gaunt 3 ferryman 3 ferryman 4 continued 3 ferryman 5 staring 3 ferryman 6 . " by the mass ! " he cried at length , and laughed with open throat . 1 " 8 cried 1 " 13 laughed 2 by 4 mass 3 the 4 mass 4 mass 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 6 " 8 cried 7 he 8 cried 9 at 10 length 10 length 13 laughed 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 laughed 13 laughed 16 throat 14 with 15 open 15 open 16 throat 16 throat 17 . matcham coloured to his neck and winced ; and [dick] , with an angry countenance , put his hand on the lout 's shoulder . 1 matcham 2 coloured 2 coloured 9 and 2 coloured 12 with 3 to 4 his 4 his 5 neck 5 neck 7 winced 6 and 7 winced 7 winced 8 ; 7 winced 9 and 11 , 12 with 12 with 13 an 13 an 14 angry 14 angry 22 lout 15 countenance 16 , 15 countenance 22 lout 17 put 22 lout 18 his 19 hand 19 hand 22 lout 20 on 21 the 20 on 22 lout 22 lout 23 's 22 lout 24 shoulder 24 shoulder 25 . " how now , churl ! " he cried . 1 " 9 cried 2 how 5 churl 3 now 5 churl 4 , 5 churl 5 churl 6 ! 6 ! 7 " 6 ! 9 cried 7 " 8 he 9 cried 10 . " [fall] [to] [thy] [business] , [and] [leave] [mocking] [thy] [betters] . " 1 " 6 , 6 , 13 " 12 . 13 " [hugh] [ferryman] [grumblingly] [undid] [his] [boat] [,] [and] [shoved] [it] [a] [little] [forth] [into] [the] [deep] [water] [.] then [dick] [led] [in] [the] [horse] , and [matcham] followed . 1 then 7 , 7 , 8 and 8 and 10 followed 10 followed 11 . nay , [master] [shelton] [,] [i] [am] [for] [you] [,] ["] he [added] , getting to his oars . 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 14 , 2 , 12 he 14 , 15 getting 15 getting 18 oars 16 to 17 his 17 his 18 oars 18 oars 19 . " [a] [cat] [may] look at [a] [king] . 1 " 5 look 5 look 6 at 6 at 9 . i did [but] [take] [a] [shot] [of] [the] [eye] [at] [master] [matcham] . " 1 i 2 did 2 did 13 . 13 . 14 " " [sirrah] , [no] more words , " said [dick] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 5 more 6 words 6 words 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . " [bend] [me] your [back] [.] ["] 1 " 4 your they were by that time at the mouth of the creek , and the view opened up and down the river . 1 they 2 were 2 were 3 by 3 by 5 time 3 by 7 the 4 that 5 time 6 at 7 the 7 the 21 river 8 mouth 9 of 9 of 10 the 10 the 21 river 11 creek 13 and 11 creek 15 view 11 creek 16 opened 11 creek 17 up 11 creek 21 river 12 , 13 and 14 the 15 view 17 up 18 and 19 down 21 river 20 the 21 river 21 river 22 . everywhere it was enclosed with islands . 1 everywhere 4 enclosed 1 everywhere 7 . 2 it 3 was 2 it 4 enclosed 4 enclosed 5 with 4 enclosed 6 islands clay banks were falling in , willows nodding , reeds waving , martens dipping and piping . 1 clay 2 banks 2 banks 3 were 2 banks 4 falling 4 falling 5 in 5 in 13 martens 6 , 13 martens 7 willows 13 martens 8 nodding 13 martens 9 , 13 martens 10 reeds 13 martens 11 waving 13 martens 12 , 13 martens 13 martens 14 dipping 13 martens 15 and 13 martens 16 piping 16 piping 17 . there was no sign of man in the labyrinth of waters . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 no 3 no 4 sign 4 sign 5 of 4 sign 9 labyrinth 6 man 9 labyrinth 7 in 8 the 8 the 9 labyrinth 9 labyrinth 10 of 9 labyrinth 11 waters 11 waters 12 . he [bears] [me] [a] [black] [grudge] to [all] [sir] [daniel] ['s] . 1 he 7 to 7 to 12 . how [if] [i] turned me up stream and landed you an arrow-flight above the path ? 1 how 16 ? 4 turned 12 arrow-flight 5 me 7 stream 6 up 7 stream 7 stream 12 arrow-flight 8 and 9 landed 9 landed 12 arrow-flight 10 you 12 arrow-flight 11 an 12 arrow-flight 12 arrow-flight 13 above 12 arrow-flight 14 the 12 arrow-flight 15 path 12 arrow-flight 16 ? ye were [best] [not] [meddle] [with] [john] [fenne] [.] ["] 1 ye 2 were " how [,] [then] ? [is] [he] of this company ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 2 how 1 " 13 asked 2 how 5 ? 8 of 9 this 9 this 11 ? 10 company 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 11 ? 13 asked 13 asked 15 . " [nay] , [mum] [is] [the] word , " said [hugh] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 9 " 7 word 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " [but] [i] [would] go up [water] [,] [dick] . 1 " 5 go 5 go 6 up 6 up 10 . how [if] [master] [matcham] [came] [by] [an] [arrow] ? " and he [laughed] [again] [.] 1 how 9 ? 9 ? 10 " 10 " 12 he 11 and 12 he " be it so , [hugh] , " answered [dick] . 1 " 3 it 1 " 9 answered 2 be 3 it 3 it 4 so 5 , 9 answered 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 answered 9 answered 11 . " [look] [ye] , then , " [pursued] [hugh] [.] 1 " 4 , 4 , 7 " 5 then 6 , 6 , 7 " " [sith] it shall so be , unsling me your cross-bow so : now make it ready good ; place me a quarrel . 1 " 3 it 1 " 4 shall 4 shall 6 be 5 so 6 be 6 be 8 unsling 6 be 22 a 7 , 8 unsling 8 unsling 9 me 8 unsling 10 your 8 unsling 21 me 10 your 11 cross-bow 10 your 20 place 11 cross-bow 12 so 11 cross-bow 13 : 11 cross-bow 19 ; 14 now 19 ; 15 make 16 it 15 make 17 ready 15 make 18 good 18 good 19 ; 22 a 23 quarrel 23 quarrel 24 . ay , keep it so , and look upon me grimly . " 1 ay 2 , 1 ay 6 , 1 ay 11 grimly 2 , 5 so 3 keep 4 it 4 it 5 so 6 , 7 and 8 look 9 upon 9 upon 10 me 9 upon 11 grimly 11 grimly 12 . 12 . 13 " " what [meaneth] this ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 5 ? 4 this 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 asked 7 asked 9 . " do [these] [churls] [ride] [so] [roughly] ? " 1 " 2 do 2 do 8 ? 8 ? 9 " dick inquired . 1 dick 2 inquired 1 dick 3 . " do [they] [command] [sir] [daniel] ['s] [own] [ferry] ? " 1 " 2 do 2 do 10 ? 10 ? 11 " " [nay] , " whispered [the] [ferryman] [,] [winking] . 1 " 5 whispered 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 whispered 5 whispered 10 . " mark me ! 1 " 2 mark 2 mark 3 me 3 me 4 ! [sir] [daniel] [shall] [down] [.] [his] [time] [is] [out] [.] he shall down . 1 he 2 shall 1 he 3 down 3 down 4 . mum ! " 1 mum 2 ! 2 ! 3 " and he bent over his oars . 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 bent 3 bent 4 over 3 bent 6 oars 5 his 6 oars 6 oars 7 . [then] [hugh] [held] [water] [in] [midstream] [.] " [i] [must] land you here among the willows , " he said . 1 " 13 said 4 land 6 here 4 land 9 willows 5 you 6 here 7 among 8 the 7 among 9 willows 9 willows 10 , 10 , 13 said 11 " 13 said 12 he 13 said 13 said 14 . " here is no [path] [but] [willow] [swamps] [and] [quagmires] , " answered [dick] . 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 is 3 is 4 no 4 no 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 answered 13 answered 15 . " [master] [shelton] , " [replied] [hugh] [,] ["] [i] [dare] not take [ye] [nearer] down , for your own [sake] [now] . 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 12 not 12 not 23 . 13 take 19 your 16 down 17 , 17 , 18 for 18 for 19 your 19 your 20 own 20 own 23 . he watcheth me the ferry , lying on his bow . 1 he 2 watcheth 2 watcheth 3 me 2 watcheth 5 ferry 2 watcheth 7 lying 2 watcheth 10 bow 4 the 5 ferry 5 ferry 6 , 7 lying 8 on 9 his 10 bow 10 bow 11 . all that [go] [by] [and] [owe] [sir] [daniel] [goodwill] , he [shooteth] [down] [like] [rabbits] [.] 1 all 2 that 2 that 11 he 10 , 11 he i heard him swear it by the rood . 1 i 4 swear 2 heard 3 him 2 heard 4 swear 4 swear 5 it 4 swear 8 rood 6 by 8 rood 7 the 8 rood 8 rood 9 . [content] [you] [;] [i] [can] [no] [more] [,] [on] [my] [salvation] [!] ["] " [a] [murrain] ! " cried [hugh] . 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 cried 6 cried 8 . " he was on the [upper] [island] all the [while] [!] ["] 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 was 3 was 4 on 4 on 5 the 4 on 9 the 8 all 9 the he pulled straight for shore . 1 he 2 pulled 2 pulled 3 straight 2 pulled 5 shore 3 straight 4 for 5 shore 6 . " [threat] me [with] [your] [bow] , [good] [dick] [;] [threat] [me] with it [plain] , " he added . 1 " 19 added 3 me 7 , 7 , 17 " 13 with 14 it 14 it 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 19 added 18 he 19 added 19 added 20 . " [i] have [tried] to [save] [your] [skins] , save [you] [mine] [!] ["] 1 " 3 have 3 have 5 to 5 to 10 save 9 , 10 save the boat ran into a tough thicket of willows with a crash . 1 the 9 willows 2 boat 6 tough 3 ran 4 into 3 ran 6 tough 5 a 6 tough 6 tough 7 thicket 7 thicket 8 of 7 thicket 9 willows 9 willows 12 crash 9 willows 13 . 10 with 12 crash 11 a 12 crash the horse neighed and trampled ; and the boat , which was swinging in an eddy , came on and off and pitched with violence . 1 the 2 horse 2 horse 3 neighed 3 neighed 4 and 3 neighed 5 trampled 5 trampled 6 ; 5 trampled 7 and 5 trampled 19 on 5 trampled 20 and 8 the 9 boat 9 boat 11 which 10 , 11 which 11 which 13 swinging 12 was 13 swinging 13 swinging 14 in 13 swinging 15 an 13 swinging 19 on 15 an 16 eddy 16 eddy 17 , 16 eddy 18 came 20 and 25 violence 21 off 22 and 21 off 23 pitched 23 pitched 25 violence 24 with 25 violence 25 violence 26 . a tall man appeared upon the shore of the island , a long-bow in his hand . 1 a 2 tall 2 tall 3 man 2 tall 4 appeared 4 appeared 5 upon 5 upon 7 shore 6 the 7 shore 7 shore 13 long-bow 7 shore 17 . 8 of 9 the 9 the 13 long-bow 10 island 11 , 10 island 13 long-bow 12 a 13 long-bow 13 long-bow 14 in 13 long-bow 16 hand 15 his 16 hand " who goes ? " he shouted . 1 " 2 who 2 who 3 goes 3 goes 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 5 " 7 shouted 6 he 7 shouted 7 shouted 8 . " [hugh] , who goes ? " 1 " 3 , 3 , 7 " 4 who 5 goes 5 goes 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " ['] [tis] [master] [shelton] , [john] , " replied the [ferryman] . 1 " 10 replied 6 , 10 replied 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 replied 10 replied 11 the 10 replied 13 . " [stand] , [dick] [shelton] ! " [bawled] [the] [man] [upon] [the] [island] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 7 " 6 ! 7 " " ye shall have no hurt , upon the rood ! 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 shall 3 shall 4 have 3 shall 10 rood 4 have 5 no 6 hurt 7 , 6 hurt 10 rood 8 upon 10 rood 9 the 10 rood 10 rood 11 ! stand ! 1 stand 2 ! back [out] , [hugh] [ferryman] . " 1 back 3 , 3 , 7 " 6 . 7 " dick cried a taunting answer . 1 dick 4 taunting 2 cried 4 taunting 3 a 4 taunting 4 taunting 5 answer 4 taunting 6 . " [nay] [,] [then] [,] ye shall go afoot , " returned the man ; and he let drive an arrow . 1 " 6 ye 1 " 12 returned 6 ye 7 shall 7 shall 9 afoot 8 go 9 afoot 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 returned 12 returned 13 the 13 the 14 man 13 the 21 arrow 15 ; 16 and 15 ; 17 he 15 ; 18 let 18 let 19 drive 19 drive 21 arrow 20 an 21 arrow 21 arrow 22 . it was the [riding-rod] , that [matcham] [,] [crawling] [forth] [upon] [an] [overhanging] [willow] [,] [had] [opportunely] [thrust] [into] [his] [grasp] [.] 1 it 2 was 1 it 5 , 2 was 3 the 5 , 6 that " by the mass ! " cried [dick] , as he was [helped] [ashore] , " that [makes] [a] [life] [i] [owe] you . 1 " 11 he 1 " 23 you 2 by 4 mass 3 the 4 mass 4 mass 5 ! 4 mass 9 , 4 mass 10 as 5 ! 6 " 6 " 7 cried 10 as 11 he 11 he 12 was 12 was 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 that 23 you 24 . i [swim] like [a] [cannon-ball] . " 1 i 3 like 3 like 6 . 6 . 7 " and he turned instantly towards the island . 1 and 3 turned 2 he 3 turned 3 turned 5 towards 4 instantly 5 towards 5 towards 7 island 6 the 7 island 7 island 8 . " come , [jack] , " said [shelton] , ["] [run] for it ! 1 " 2 come 2 come 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 9 , 12 for 12 for 13 it 13 it 14 ! but here [matcham] [,] [who] [had] [been] [dragging] [far] [into] the [rear] [,] [threw] [himself] [fairly] [down] . 1 but 2 here 1 but 11 the 11 the 18 . " leave me , [dick] ! " he cried , [pantingly] [;] " [i] [can] no more . " 1 " 9 cried 2 leave 3 me 3 me 4 , 4 , 7 " 6 ! 7 " 7 " 9 cried 8 he 9 cried 9 cried 10 , 9 cried 18 . 10 , 13 " 13 " 16 no 16 no 17 more 18 . 19 " dick turned , and came back to where his companion lay . 1 dick 2 turned 1 dick 12 . 2 turned 4 and 3 , 4 and 4 and 11 lay 5 came 6 back 6 back 7 to 6 back 8 where 8 where 11 lay 9 his 10 companion 10 companion 11 lay " [nay] , [jack] [,] leave thee ! " he cried . 1 " 3 , 3 , 9 " 6 leave 7 thee 7 thee 8 ! 8 ! 9 " 9 " 11 cried 10 he 11 cried 11 cried 12 . drowning , in sooth ; for why [i] did [not] [pull] you in along with me , the saints alone can tell ! " 1 drowning 2 , 2 , 4 sooth 3 in 4 sooth 4 sooth 5 ; 5 ; 6 for 5 ; 7 why 7 why 9 did 9 did 12 you 12 you 21 can 12 you 23 ! 13 in 18 the 14 along 15 with 14 along 18 the 15 with 16 me 16 me 17 , 18 the 19 saints 19 saints 20 alone 19 saints 21 can 21 can 22 tell 23 ! 24 " " [nay] , " said [matcham] , " [i] [would] ['] [a] ['] [saved] us [both] , [good] [dick] , for [i] [can] [swim] . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 26 " 15 us 17 , 17 , 26 " 20 , 21 for 20 , 26 " 25 . 26 " " can ye so ? " cried [dick] , with open eyes . 1 " 7 cried 2 can 3 ye 3 ye 4 so 3 ye 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 13 . 9 , 10 with 10 with 12 eyes 11 open 12 eyes 12 eyes 13 . it was the one manly accomplishment of which he was himself incapable . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 the 2 was 12 incapable 4 one 6 accomplishment 5 manly 6 accomplishment 6 accomplishment 7 of 6 accomplishment 8 which 6 accomplishment 12 incapable 9 he 10 was 10 was 12 incapable 11 himself 12 incapable 12 incapable 13 . in the order of the things that he admired , next to having killed a man in single fight came swimming . 1 in 2 the 1 in 3 order 3 order 7 that 3 order 12 to 4 of 5 the 4 of 6 things 6 things 7 that 7 that 8 he 8 he 9 admired 9 admired 10 , 9 admired 11 next 12 to 19 fight 13 having 14 killed 13 having 15 a 15 a 16 man 15 a 18 single 17 in 18 single 18 single 19 fight 19 fight 21 swimming 19 fight 22 . 20 came 21 swimming " well , " he said , " here is a lesson to despise no man . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 here 9 here 10 is 10 is 11 a 11 a 12 lesson 11 a 16 man 12 lesson 14 despise 13 to 14 despise 14 despise 15 no 16 man 17 . " well , [dick] , we 're friends now , " said [matcham] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 12 said 5 , 6 we 5 , 11 " 6 we 7 're 7 're 8 friends 9 now 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " [nay] [,] [i] never was [unfriends] , " answered [dick] . 1 " 5 never 1 " 10 answered 6 was 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 answered 10 answered 12 . " [y] ' [are] [a] [brave] [lad] [in] [your] [way] [,] [albeit] [something] [of] [a] [milksop] [,] [too] [.] 1 " 3 ' i never met your like before this day . 1 i 2 never 2 never 3 met 2 never 6 before 3 met 4 your 5 like 6 before 6 before 7 this 6 before 9 . 7 this 8 day but , prithee , fetch back your breath , and let us on . 1 but 3 prithee 2 , 3 prithee 3 prithee 4 , 3 prithee 5 fetch 3 prithee 8 breath 3 prithee 9 , 3 prithee 11 let 5 fetch 6 back 5 fetch 7 your 9 , 10 and 11 let 12 us 12 us 13 on 12 us 14 . here is no place for chatter . " 1 here 2 is 2 is 3 no 3 no 4 place 4 place 6 chatter 4 place 7 . 5 for 6 chatter 7 . 8 " " my [foot] [hurts] [shrewdly] , " said [matcham] . 1 " 2 my 2 my 6 , 6 , 8 said 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " [nay] , [i] [had] [forgot] [your] [foot] , " returned [dick] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 returned 11 returned 13 . " well , we must go the gentlier . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 8 gentlier 4 we 8 gentlier 5 must 8 gentlier 6 go 8 gentlier 7 the 8 gentlier 8 gentlier 9 . i would [i] knew [rightly] [where] [we] [were] . 1 i 2 would 1 i 4 knew 4 knew 9 . i have clean lost the path ; yet that may be for the better , too . 1 i 2 have 1 i 10 may 2 have 4 lost 3 clean 4 lost 4 lost 6 path 4 lost 8 yet 5 the 6 path 7 ; 8 yet 9 that 10 may 10 may 11 be 11 be 14 better 11 be 16 too 12 for 13 the 13 the 14 better 15 , 16 too 16 too 17 . [an] [they] [watch] [the] [ferry] [,] [they] [watch] [the] [path] [,] [belike] [,] [as] [well] [.] i would [sir] [daniel] were back with two score men ; he would sweep me these rascals as the wind sweeps leaves . 1 i 2 would 2 would 17 rascals 5 were 8 two 6 back 7 with 7 with 8 two 8 two 9 score 8 two 17 rascals 9 score 10 men 9 score 11 ; 12 he 13 would 13 would 14 sweep 14 sweep 17 rascals 15 me 17 rascals 16 these 17 rascals 17 rascals 18 as 17 rascals 21 sweeps 19 the 20 wind 20 wind 21 sweeps 21 sweeps 22 leaves 21 sweeps 23 . come , [jack] , [lean] [ye] [on] my [shoulder] [,] [ye] poor [shrew] [.] 1 come 2 , 1 come 4 , 4 , 8 my 8 my 12 poor nay , y ' are not tall enough . 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 3 y 3 y 4 ' 3 y 5 are 3 y 7 tall 5 are 6 not 7 tall 8 enough 8 enough 9 . what age are ye , for a wager ? twelve ? " 1 what 11 ? 2 age 8 wager 3 are 4 ye 4 ye 8 wager 5 , 6 for 6 for 8 wager 7 a 8 wager 8 wager 9 ? 8 wager 10 twelve 8 wager 11 ? 11 ? 12 " " [nay] , [i] [am] [sixteen] , " said [matcham] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . " [y] ' are [poorly] [grown] [to] [height] , then , " answered [dick] . 1 " 13 answered 3 ' 4 are 3 ' 13 answered 9 , 10 then 10 then 11 , 11 , 13 answered 12 " 13 answered 13 answered 15 . " but take my hand . 1 " 2 but 1 " 4 my 3 take 4 my 4 my 5 hand 5 hand 6 . we shall go softly , never fear . 1 we 2 shall 2 shall 3 go 2 shall 6 never 3 go 4 softly 4 softly 5 , 6 never 7 fear 7 fear 8 . i owe you a life [;] [i] am [a] [good] [repayer] [,] [jack] [,] [of] [good] [or] [evil] . " 1 i 2 owe 1 i 8 am 2 owe 3 you 2 owe 4 a 2 owe 5 life 8 am 19 . 19 . 20 " they began to go forward up the slope . 1 they 2 began 2 began 3 to 3 to 4 go 4 go 5 forward 5 forward 8 slope 6 up 8 slope 7 the 8 slope 8 slope 9 . " we must hit the road , early or late , " [continued] [dick] ; " and [then] for a fresh start . 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 must 3 must 4 hit 4 hit 6 road 5 the 6 road 6 road 7 , 6 road 8 early 8 early 10 late 8 early 22 start 9 or 10 late 10 late 19 for 11 , 12 " 11 , 17 and 11 , 19 for 15 ; 16 " 15 ; 17 and 20 a 22 start 21 fresh 22 start 22 start 23 . by the mass ! [but] [y] ['] ['] [ave] [a] [rickety] [hand] [,] [jack] [.] 1 by 3 mass 2 the 3 mass 3 mass 4 ! if [i] had a hand [like] [that] , [i] [would] [think] [shame] [.] 1 if 3 had 3 had 4 a 4 a 5 hand 5 hand 8 , " [nay] , never ! " cried the other , [colouring] [high] . 1 " 7 cried 3 , 6 " 4 never 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 8 the 7 cried 13 . 8 the 9 other 9 other 10 , " [a] ['] [did] , [though] , for a [wager] ! " 1 " 5 , 5 , 12 " 7 , 8 for 7 , 12 " 8 for 9 a 11 ! 12 " [dick] [exclaimed] [.] ["] [small] [blame] [to] [him] [.] ye would be well favoured for a wench . " 1 ye 8 wench 2 would 3 be 3 be 5 favoured 4 well 5 favoured 5 favoured 6 for 5 favoured 8 wench 7 a 8 wench 8 wench 10 " 9 . 10 " " well , " said [matcham] , " ye [know] right well [that] [i] [am] [none] . " 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 18 " 8 " 9 ye 11 right 12 well 11 right 17 . 17 . 18 " " [nay] , [i] [know] [that] ; [i] [do] but jest , " said [dick] . 1 " 14 said 3 , 10 but 3 , 13 " 7 ; 10 but 10 but 11 jest 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " [ye] ['ll] [be] [a] [man] [before] [your] mother , [jack] [.] 1 " 9 mother 9 mother 10 , what cheer , my bully ! 1 what 2 cheer 2 cheer 5 bully 3 , 5 bully 4 my 5 bully 5 bully 6 ! ye shall strike shrewd strokes . 1 ye 2 shall 2 shall 3 strike 3 strike 5 strokes 4 shrewd 5 strokes 5 strokes 6 . ' [sir] [richard] [shelton] , [knight] ['] [:] [it] [soundeth] [bravely] [.] 1 ' 5 , but ['] [sir] [john] [matcham] ['] [soundeth] not [amiss] . " 1 but 8 not 8 not 10 . 10 . 11 " " [and] [o] , [dick] , if [i] [might] [come] [by] anything to eat [!] my very heart aches with hunger . " 1 " 4 , 4 , 23 " 6 , 7 if 6 , 23 " 7 if 12 anything 12 anything 14 eat 13 to 14 eat 16 my 19 aches 17 very 19 aches 18 heart 19 aches 19 aches 21 hunger 20 with 21 hunger 21 hunger 22 . 22 . 23 " " why , [fool] , did [ye] not eat [at] [kettley] ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 2 why 5 , 5 , 13 " 6 did 8 not 6 did 12 ? 8 not 9 eat 12 ? 13 " 13 " 14 asked 14 asked 16 . " [sit] ye , then , and eat , " said [dick] , ["] [while] [that] [i] [scout] [a] [little] [forward] for the road . " 1 " 3 ye 1 " 11 said 4 , 5 then 4 , 10 " 5 then 6 , 6 , 7 and 8 eat 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 , 11 said 25 . 13 , 22 for 22 for 23 the 23 the 24 road 25 . 26 " suddenly a doe passed like a shadow through the underwood in front of him , and he paused , disgusted at the chance . 1 suddenly 3 doe 2 a 3 doe 3 doe 4 passed 4 passed 8 through 5 like 6 a 6 a 7 shadow 7 shadow 8 through 8 through 10 underwood 9 the 10 underwood 10 underwood 11 in 10 underwood 12 front 12 front 13 of 12 front 14 him 12 front 20 disgusted 14 him 15 , 15 , 16 and 17 he 18 paused 18 paused 19 , 18 paused 20 disgusted 20 disgusted 21 at 20 disgusted 23 chance 21 at 22 the 23 chance 24 . luck had served him well . 1 luck 3 served 2 had 3 served 3 served 4 him 3 served 5 well 5 well 6 . the boat had been righted it was even now midway on the ferry . 1 the 13 ferry 2 boat 5 righted 3 had 4 been 4 been 5 righted 5 righted 6 it 5 righted 10 midway 6 it 7 was 8 even 10 midway 9 now 10 midway 10 midway 11 on 10 midway 13 ferry 12 the 13 ferry 13 ferry 14 . beyond that there was no sign of man , nor aught moving but the wind . 1 beyond 2 that 2 that 3 there 3 there 4 was 3 there 5 no 5 no 6 sign 6 sign 7 of 6 sign 11 aught 8 man 11 aught 9 , 10 nor 10 nor 11 aught 11 aught 12 moving 11 aught 13 but 11 aught 15 wind 14 the 15 wind 15 wind 16 . [chapter] [iv] [a] [greenwood] [company] the trees grew more and more in groves , with heathy places in between , sandy , gorsy , and dotted with old yews . 1 the 2 trees 2 trees 3 grew 3 grew 4 more 4 more 8 groves 5 and 6 more 6 more 8 groves 7 in 8 groves 8 groves 9 , 8 groves 10 with 10 with 11 heathy 11 heathy 12 places 12 places 13 in 12 places 14 between 14 between 18 gorsy 15 , 18 gorsy 16 sandy 18 gorsy 17 , 18 gorsy 18 gorsy 19 , 18 gorsy 20 and 18 gorsy 21 dotted 18 gorsy 24 yews 21 dotted 22 with 23 old 24 yews 24 yews 25 . the ground became more and more uneven , full of pits and hillocks . 1 the 2 ground 2 ground 13 hillocks 3 became 11 pits 4 more 7 uneven 5 and 6 more 6 more 7 uneven 7 uneven 8 , 7 uneven 11 pits 9 full 10 of 9 full 11 pits 11 pits 13 hillocks 12 and 13 hillocks 13 hillocks 14 . and with every step of the ascent the wind still blew the shriller , and the trees bent before the gusts like fishing-rods . 1 and 11 blew 2 with 3 every 3 every 4 step 4 step 7 ascent 5 of 7 ascent 6 the 7 ascent 7 ascent 9 wind 8 the 9 wind 9 wind 11 blew 10 still 11 blew 11 blew 13 shriller 12 the 13 shriller 13 shriller 14 , 13 shriller 15 and 13 shriller 17 trees 13 shriller 18 bent 13 shriller 23 fishing-rods 16 the 17 trees 19 before 21 gusts 20 the 21 gusts 21 gusts 23 fishing-rods 22 like 23 fishing-rods 23 fishing-rods 24 . for all [reply] [,] [dick] [pointed] [with] [his] [finger] . 1 for 2 all 2 all 10 . for about fifty feet above the ground the trunk grew straight and solid like a column . 1 for 3 fifty 2 about 3 fifty 3 fifty 4 feet 4 feet 5 above 4 feet 17 . 5 above 7 ground 5 above 16 column 6 the 7 ground 8 the 9 trunk 9 trunk 10 grew 9 trunk 16 column 11 straight 12 and 11 straight 13 solid 13 solid 14 like 13 solid 16 column 15 a 16 column the lads exchanged glances . 1 the 2 lads 2 lads 3 exchanged 3 exchanged 4 glances 4 glances 5 . " let us try to the left , " said [dick] . 1 " 2 let 1 " 10 said 2 let 3 us 2 let 4 try 4 try 5 to 5 to 6 the 7 left 8 , 8 , 10 said 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " we had [near] [fallen] [foully] [,] [jack] . " 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 had 3 had 9 . 9 . 10 " ten minutes afterwards they struck into a beaten path . 1 ten 2 minutes 2 minutes 3 afterwards 3 afterwards 4 they 3 afterwards 5 struck 5 struck 6 into 5 struck 8 beaten 6 into 7 a 8 beaten 9 path 9 path 10 . " here is a piece of forest [that] [i] [know] [not] , " [dick] remarked [.] 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 is 2 here 12 , 3 is 4 a 4 a 5 piece 5 piece 6 of 5 piece 7 forest 12 , 15 remarked 13 " 15 remarked " where [goeth] [me] [this] [track] ? " 1 " 2 where 2 where 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " let us [even] try , " said [matcham] . 1 " 2 let 1 " 8 said 2 let 3 us 2 let 5 try 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . a few yards further , the path came to the top of a ridge and began to go down abruptly into a cup-shaped hollow . 1 a 2 few 1 a 14 ridge 2 few 3 yards 3 yards 4 further 4 further 5 , 6 the 7 path 6 the 11 top 7 path 8 came 9 to 10 the 10 the 11 top 11 top 12 of 11 top 14 ridge 13 a 14 ridge 14 ridge 23 cup-shaped 15 and 16 began 16 began 17 to 16 began 20 abruptly 17 to 18 go 18 go 19 down 20 abruptly 23 cup-shaped 21 into 23 cup-shaped 22 a 23 cup-shaped 23 cup-shaped 24 hollow 23 cup-shaped 25 . " what may this be ? " whispered [matcham] . 1 " 2 what 1 " 8 whispered 2 what 3 may 3 may 4 this 3 may 5 be 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 whispered 8 whispered 10 . " [nay] [,] [by] [the] [mass] , [i] know [not] , " answered [dick] . 1 " 13 answered 7 , 13 answered 9 know 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 answered 13 answered 15 . " [i] [am] all [at] [sea] [.] 1 " 4 all let us go warily . " 1 let 2 us 2 us 4 warily 3 go 4 warily 4 warily 5 . 5 . 6 " with beating hearts , they descended through the hawthorns . 1 with 2 beating 2 beating 9 hawthorns 3 hearts 4 , 3 hearts 9 hawthorns 5 they 6 descended 6 descended 9 hawthorns 7 through 9 hawthorns 8 the 9 hawthorns 9 hawthorns 10 . yet [a] [little] [farther] [and] they [came] [forth] [before] [the] [ruins] [of] [the] [house] [.] 1 yet 6 they it had been a pleasant mansion and a strong . 1 it 3 been 2 had 3 been 3 been 5 pleasant 4 a 5 pleasant 5 pleasant 6 mansion 6 mansion 9 strong 6 mansion 10 . 7 and 9 strong 8 a 9 strong a dry ditch was dug deep about it ; but it was now choked with masonry , and bridged by a fallen rafter . 1 a 3 ditch 2 dry 3 ditch 3 ditch 4 was 4 was 16 masonry 5 dug 6 deep 5 dug 7 about 7 about 8 it 7 about 11 it 9 ; 10 but 10 but 11 it 11 it 12 was 12 was 16 masonry 13 now 16 masonry 14 choked 16 masonry 15 with 16 masonry 16 masonry 17 , 16 masonry 19 bridged 18 and 19 bridged 19 bridged 20 by 19 bridged 23 rafter 21 a 23 rafter 22 fallen 23 rafter 23 rafter 24 . already in the interior a few plants were springing green among the chinks . 1 already 2 in 2 in 3 the 3 the 13 chinks 4 interior 7 plants 5 a 6 few 6 few 7 plants 7 plants 8 were 7 plants 9 springing 9 springing 10 green 9 springing 13 chinks 11 among 13 chinks 12 the 13 chinks 13 chinks 14 . " now [i] [bethink] [me] , ["] whispered [dick] , " [this] must be [grimstone] . 1 " 2 now 2 now 6 , 6 , 11 " 8 whispered 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 must 13 must 14 be 14 be 16 . it was a [hold] of [one] [simon] [malmesbury] [;] [sir] [daniel] was his [bane] [!] 1 it 2 was 1 it 12 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 5 of 12 was 13 his ' [twas] [bennet] [hatch] that [burned] it [,] [now] [five] [years] [agone] [.] 1 ' 7 it 5 that 7 it in [sooth] [,] ['] [twas] [pity] [,] [for] it was a [fair] house . " 1 in 9 it 9 it 10 was 10 was 11 a 11 a 13 house 13 house 14 . 14 . 15 " " [hist] ! " he said . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 . then came a strange sound , breaking on the quiet . 1 then 2 came 2 came 3 a 3 a 4 strange 4 strange 5 sound 5 sound 7 breaking 6 , 7 breaking 7 breaking 8 on 7 breaking 10 quiet 8 on 9 the 10 quiet 11 . it was twice repeated ere they recognised its nature . 1 it 2 was 1 it 3 twice 3 twice 5 ere 4 repeated 5 ere 5 ere 6 they 5 ere 7 recognised 7 recognised 8 its 7 recognised 9 nature 9 nature 10 . it was the sound of a big man clearing his throat ; and just then a hoarse , untuneful voice broke into singing . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 the 3 the 19 untuneful 4 sound 5 of 5 of 19 untuneful 6 a 7 big 7 big 9 clearing 8 man 9 clearing 9 clearing 11 throat 10 his 11 throat 11 throat 12 ; 12 ; 13 and 12 ; 19 untuneful 14 just 19 untuneful 15 then 19 untuneful 16 a 17 hoarse 17 hoarse 19 untuneful 18 , 19 untuneful 19 untuneful 20 voice 19 untuneful 21 broke 19 untuneful 22 into 19 untuneful 23 singing 23 singing 24 . the singer paused , a faint clink of iron followed , and then silence . 1 the 2 singer 2 singer 3 paused 3 paused 4 , 3 paused 7 clink 5 a 7 clink 6 faint 7 clink 7 clink 8 of 7 clink 9 iron 7 clink 10 followed 7 clink 13 then 7 clink 14 silence 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 then 14 silence 15 . the two lads stood looking at each other . 1 the 8 other 2 two 3 lads 3 lads 4 stood 4 stood 5 looking 5 looking 6 at 6 at 7 each 7 each 8 other 8 other 9 . whoever he might be , their invisible neighbour was just beyond the ruin . 1 whoever 3 might 2 he 3 might 3 might 4 be 4 be 5 , 4 be 13 ruin 6 their 13 ruin 7 invisible 8 neighbour 7 invisible 13 ruin 9 was 10 just 10 just 11 beyond 11 beyond 12 the 11 beyond 13 ruin 13 ruin 14 . dick would have withheld him , had he been in time ; as it was , he was fain to follow . 1 dick 16 , 2 would 4 withheld 3 have 4 withheld 4 withheld 5 him 4 withheld 6 , 4 withheld 16 , 6 , 7 had 6 , 8 he 6 , 13 as 8 he 9 been 9 been 10 in 10 in 11 time 11 time 12 ; 13 as 14 it 14 it 15 was 16 , 17 he 17 he 18 was 18 was 19 fain 19 fain 21 follow 20 to 21 follow 21 follow 22 . into this the lads silently lowered themselves . 1 into 2 this 1 into 3 the 3 the 4 lads 4 lads 6 lowered 5 silently 6 lowered 6 lowered 7 themselves 7 themselves 8 . there they were perfectly concealed , and through an arrow-loophole commanded a view upon the farther side . 1 there 3 were 2 they 3 were 3 were 4 perfectly 4 perfectly 5 concealed 4 perfectly 18 . 6 , 7 and 7 and 10 arrow-loophole 8 through 10 arrow-loophole 9 an 10 arrow-loophole 10 arrow-loophole 11 commanded 10 arrow-loophole 12 a 10 arrow-loophole 13 view 10 arrow-loophole 14 upon 10 arrow-loophole 16 farther 10 arrow-loophole 17 side 14 upon 15 the 17 side 18 . peering through this , they were struck stiff with terror at their predicament . 1 peering 2 through 1 peering 3 this 1 peering 11 at 4 , 5 they 5 they 6 were 6 were 8 stiff 7 struck 8 stiff 8 stiff 10 terror 9 with 10 terror 10 terror 11 at 11 at 13 predicament 12 their 13 predicament 13 predicament 14 . to retreat was impossible ; they scarce dared to breathe . 1 to 10 breathe 2 retreat 4 impossible 2 retreat 7 scarce 3 was 4 impossible 5 ; 7 scarce 6 they 7 scarce 7 scarce 8 dared 7 scarce 10 breathe 9 to 10 breathe 10 breathe 11 . a little further off , another man lay slumbering , rolled in a brown cloak , with a butterfly hovering above his face . 1 a 2 little 2 little 3 further 3 further 4 off 4 off 5 , 4 off 15 cloak 6 another 7 man 7 man 8 lay 8 lay 9 slumbering 8 lay 12 in 8 lay 15 cloak 9 slumbering 10 , 9 slumbering 11 rolled 13 a 15 cloak 14 brown 15 cloak 15 cloak 16 , 15 cloak 20 hovering 15 cloak 24 . 17 with 18 a 17 with 19 butterfly 19 butterfly 20 hovering 20 hovering 21 above 20 hovering 23 face 22 his 23 face " [o] [,] [sir] , we [walk] not [here] at all [an] [evil] [thing] [to] [do] . 1 " 6 we 5 , 6 we 6 we 11 all 8 not 10 at 10 at 11 all 11 all 17 . but if we meet with the good king 's deer to shoot a shaft into . " 1 but 3 we 2 if 3 we 3 we 4 meet 4 meet 5 with 5 with 6 the 6 the 8 king 6 the 10 deer 7 good 8 king 8 king 9 's 10 deer 14 shaft 10 deer 16 . 11 to 12 shoot 12 shoot 14 shaft 13 a 14 shaft 14 shaft 15 into 16 . 17 " at length , apparently , he judged the mess was ready ; for taking the horn from his girdle , he blew three modulated calls . 1 at 2 length 2 length 4 apparently 2 length 5 , 2 length 6 he 3 , 4 apparently 6 he 7 judged 6 he 10 was 7 judged 8 the 7 judged 9 mess 10 was 11 ready 10 was 14 taking 11 ready 13 for 12 ; 13 for 14 taking 24 modulated 15 the 16 horn 16 horn 24 modulated 17 from 19 girdle 18 his 19 girdle 19 girdle 20 , 19 girdle 24 modulated 21 he 24 modulated 22 blew 24 modulated 23 three 24 modulated 24 modulated 25 calls 24 modulated 26 . the other fellow awoke , rolled over , brushed away the butterfly , and looked about him . 1 the 12 butterfly 2 other 3 fellow 3 fellow 4 awoke 4 awoke 5 , 4 awoke 6 rolled 6 rolled 7 over 6 rolled 9 brushed 8 , 9 brushed 9 brushed 10 away 9 brushed 12 butterfly 11 the 12 butterfly 12 butterfly 15 looked 13 , 14 and 14 and 15 looked 15 looked 16 about 16 about 17 him 17 him 18 . " how now , brother ? " he said . 1 " 2 how 1 " 9 said 3 now 4 , 4 , 7 " 5 brother 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 7 " 9 said 8 he 9 said 9 said 10 . ["] [dinner] [?] ["] " [nay] , " returned the other [,] ["] y ' are too [set] [on] [meat] [and] [drinking] [,] [lawless] . 1 " 5 returned 1 " 10 y 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 returned 5 returned 7 other 6 the 7 other 10 y 11 ' 10 y 12 are 12 are 13 too 13 too 21 . bide ye a bit ; the good time cometh . " 1 bide 2 ye 1 bide 4 bit 1 bide 8 time 1 bide 9 cometh 3 a 4 bit 4 bit 5 ; 6 the 8 time 7 good 8 time 9 cometh 11 " 10 . 11 " " [look] [ye] , " returned the cook [,] " [i] [have] even waited for this good time sith that [i] was so high . 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 returned 5 " 19 sith 6 returned 8 cook 7 the 8 cook 10 " 19 sith 13 even 19 sith 14 waited 15 for 14 waited 19 sith 16 this 19 sith 17 good 19 sith 18 time 19 sith 19 sith 20 that 19 sith 24 high 22 was 24 high 23 so 24 high 24 high 25 . what cometh of it ? 1 what 2 cometh 1 what 5 ? 2 cometh 3 of 4 it 5 ? [naught] [!] i [were] [better] to [have] [bided] in the [cloister] [.] 1 i 4 to 4 to 8 the 7 in 8 the [john] [abbot] [availeth] [more] [than] [john] [amend-all] [.] [by] ['] [r] [lady] [!] [here] [they] [come] [.] ["] one after another , tall , likely fellows began to stroll into the lawn . 1 one 3 another 2 after 3 another 3 another 4 , 3 another 11 stroll 5 tall 6 , 5 tall 11 stroll 7 likely 11 stroll 8 fellows 11 stroll 9 began 10 to 9 began 11 stroll 11 stroll 12 into 11 stroll 14 lawn 13 the 14 lawn 14 lawn 15 . they came in the silence of hunger , and scarce growled a salutation , but fell instantly to meat . 1 they 2 came 1 they 10 scarce 2 came 3 in 3 in 4 the 3 in 5 silence 5 silence 7 hunger 6 of 7 hunger 7 hunger 9 and 8 , 9 and 10 scarce 13 salutation 11 growled 13 salutation 12 a 13 salutation 13 salutation 15 but 13 salutation 16 fell 13 salutation 17 instantly 13 salutation 18 to 13 salutation 19 meat 13 salutation 20 . 14 , 15 but but what said [i] [ever] [?] 1 but 2 what 2 what 3 said [abide] [fortune] [constantly] [;] [she] [turneth] [,] [turneth] [swift] [.] and lo ! here is her little firstling even that good creature , ale ! " 1 and 2 lo 2 lo 3 ! 2 lo 4 here 2 lo 15 ! 4 here 8 firstling 5 is 8 firstling 6 her 8 firstling 7 little 8 firstling 8 firstling 9 even 8 firstling 10 that 8 firstling 11 good 8 firstling 12 creature 8 firstling 14 ale 12 creature 13 , 15 ! 16 " there was a murmur of applause as the bearers set down the stretcher and displayed a goodly cask . 1 there 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 17 goodly 4 murmur 5 of 5 of 6 applause 5 of 13 stretcher 7 as 9 bearers 8 the 9 bearers 9 bearers 10 set 9 bearers 11 down 9 bearers 13 stretcher 12 the 13 stretcher 13 stretcher 15 displayed 13 stretcher 17 goodly 14 and 15 displayed 16 a 17 goodly 17 goodly 18 cask 17 goodly 19 . " and now [haste] [ye] , boys , " [the] [man] [continued] [.] 1 " 3 now 2 and 3 now 3 now 6 , 6 , 9 " 7 boys 8 , 8 , 9 " " there is [work] [toward] [.] 1 " 2 there 2 there 3 is who , then , hath done this evil ? 1 who 5 hath 2 , 3 then 3 then 4 , 4 , 5 hath 5 hath 6 done 5 hath 7 this 5 hath 8 evil 8 evil 9 ? sir [daniel] , [by] [the] [rood] [!] 1 sir 3 , i trow not . 1 i 2 trow 2 trow 3 not 2 trow 4 . lawless the cook was by this time already at his second horn of ale . 1 lawless 3 cook 2 the 3 cook 3 cook 12 horn 4 was 8 already 5 by 6 this 6 this 7 time 7 time 8 already 8 already 12 horn 9 at 10 his 10 his 12 horn 11 second 12 horn 12 horn 14 ale 13 of 14 ale 14 ale 15 . he raised it , as if to pledge the speaker . 1 he 2 raised 2 raised 3 it 2 raised 8 pledge 4 , 6 if 5 as 6 if 6 if 8 pledge 7 to 8 pledge 8 pledge 10 speaker 9 the 10 speaker 10 speaker 11 . he had liever a gold noble and a pottle of canary wine than all the vengeances in purgatory . " 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 liever 3 liever 4 a 4 a 6 noble 4 a 9 pottle 5 gold 6 noble 7 and 9 pottle 8 a 9 pottle 9 pottle 10 of 9 pottle 11 canary 9 pottle 16 vengeances 12 wine 16 vengeances 13 than 16 vengeances 14 all 16 vengeances 15 the 16 vengeances 16 vengeances 17 in 16 vengeances 18 purgatory 18 purgatory 19 . 19 . 20 " " [lawless] , " replied the other , " [to] [reach] [the] [moat] [house] [,] [sir] [daniel] [must] [pass] [the] [forest] . 1 " 5 replied 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 replied 5 replied 6 the 5 replied 22 . 6 the 7 other 7 other 8 , 8 , 9 " we shall make that passage dearer , pardy , than any battle . 1 we 2 shall 2 shall 8 pardy 3 make 8 pardy 4 that 8 pardy 5 passage 8 pardy 6 dearer 8 pardy 7 , 8 pardy 8 pardy 9 , 8 pardy 10 than 8 pardy 11 any 8 pardy 12 battle 12 battle 13 . ' [tis] [a] [fat] [buck] [;] he [will] [make] [a] [dinner] [for] [us] [all] . ["] 1 ' 7 he 7 he 15 . and [meanwhile] what do we ? 1 and 3 what 3 what 4 do 4 do 5 we 4 do 6 ? we make black arrows , we write rhymes , and we drink fair cold water , that discomfortable drink . " 1 we 8 rhymes 2 make 4 arrows 3 black 4 arrows 4 arrows 5 , 4 arrows 6 we 6 we 8 rhymes 7 write 8 rhymes 8 rhymes 10 and 9 , 10 and 10 and 12 drink 11 we 12 drink 12 drink 18 discomfortable 13 fair 18 discomfortable 14 cold 18 discomfortable 15 water 18 discomfortable 16 , 18 discomfortable 17 that 18 discomfortable 18 discomfortable 19 drink 18 discomfortable 20 . 20 . 21 " " [y] ' [are] [untrue] [,] [will] [lawless] [.] 1 " 3 ' ye still smell of the [grey] [friars] ['] [buttery] [;] [greed] [is] [your] [undoing] [,] ["] [answered] [ellis] [.] 1 ye 3 smell 2 still 3 smell 3 smell 4 of 4 of 5 the " we [took] [twenty] [pounds] [from] [appleyard] [.] 1 " 2 we we took seven marks from the messenger last night . 1 we 2 took 2 took 4 marks 3 seven 4 marks 4 marks 5 from 4 marks 7 messenger 6 the 7 messenger 7 messenger 8 last 8 last 9 night 9 night 10 . a day ago we had fifty from the merchant [.] ["] 1 a 9 merchant 2 day 6 fifty 3 ago 4 we 3 ago 6 fifty 4 we 5 had 6 fifty 7 from 6 fifty 9 merchant 8 the 9 merchant " and to-day , " said one of the men [,] ["] [i] [stopped] [a] [fat] [pardoner] [riding] [apace] [for] [holywood] . 1 " 6 said 2 and 6 said 3 to-day 4 , 4 , 6 said 5 " 6 said 6 said 22 . 7 one 8 of 8 of 9 the 8 of 10 men 10 men 22 . here is his purse . " 1 here 2 is 1 here 4 purse 3 his 4 purse 4 purse 5 . 5 . 6 " ellis counted the contents . 1 ellis 2 counted 1 ellis 5 . 2 counted 4 contents 3 the 4 contents " five score shillings ! " he grumbled . 1 " 8 grumbled 2 five 4 shillings 3 score 4 shillings 4 shillings 8 grumbled 5 ! 6 " 6 " 8 grumbled 7 he 8 grumbled 8 grumbled 9 . " [fool] [,] he had [more] [in] [his] [sandal] [,] [or] [stitched] [into] [his] [tippet] [.] 1 " 4 he 4 he 5 had y ' are but a child , [tom] [cuckow] [;] [ye] [have] [lost] the fish . " 1 y 2 ' 1 y 3 are 3 are 5 a 4 but 5 a 5 a 6 child 6 child 7 , 7 , 17 " 14 the 15 fish 15 fish 16 . 16 . 17 " but , for all [that] [,] [ellis] [pocketed] [the] [purse] [with] [nonchalance] [.] 1 but 4 all 2 , 3 for 3 for 4 all he stood leaning on his boar-spear , and looked round upon the rest . 1 he 2 stood 2 stood 6 boar-spear 3 leaning 6 boar-spear 4 on 6 boar-spear 5 his 6 boar-spear 6 boar-spear 7 , 6 boar-spear 8 and 6 boar-spear 9 looked 6 boar-spear 10 round 6 boar-spear 11 upon 6 boar-spear 13 rest 12 the 13 rest 13 rest 14 . they [,] [in] [various] [attitudes] [,] took [greedily] [of] [the] [venison] [pottage] [,] [and] [liberally] [washed] it [down] [with] [ale] . 1 they 7 took 7 took 17 it 17 it 21 . this was a good day ; they were in luck ; but business pressed , and they were speedy in their eating . 1 this 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 good 3 a 19 speedy 4 good 5 day 6 ; 7 they 7 they 8 were 8 were 9 in 8 were 19 speedy 10 luck 11 ; 11 ; 12 but 12 but 19 speedy 13 business 14 pressed 14 pressed 19 speedy 15 , 16 and 16 and 19 speedy 17 they 18 were 18 were 19 speedy 19 speedy 20 in 19 speedy 21 their 19 speedy 22 eating 19 speedy 23 . the first-comers had by this time even despatched their dinner . 1 the 2 first-comers 2 first-comers 3 had 2 first-comers 4 by 2 first-comers 5 this 2 first-comers 6 time 2 first-comers 7 even 2 first-comers 8 despatched 2 first-comers 9 their 2 first-comers 10 dinner 10 dinner 11 . but now there came a strange interruption . 1 but 2 now 1 but 3 there 3 there 7 interruption 4 came 7 interruption 5 a 6 strange 6 strange 7 interruption 7 interruption 8 . the tall chimney which over-topped the remainder of the ruins rose right above their hiding-place . 1 the 3 chimney 2 tall 3 chimney 3 chimney 5 over-topped 3 chimney 16 . 4 which 5 over-topped 5 over-topped 7 remainder 5 over-topped 9 the 5 over-topped 10 ruins 5 over-topped 12 right 5 over-topped 13 above 5 over-topped 15 hiding-place 6 the 7 remainder 7 remainder 8 of 10 ruins 11 rose 14 their 15 hiding-place there came a whistle in the air , and then a sounding smack , and the fragments of a broken arrow fell about their ears . 1 there 2 came 1 there 3 a 3 a 4 whistle 3 a 12 sounding 4 whistle 5 in 5 in 7 air 6 the 7 air 7 air 8 , 9 and 10 then 10 then 12 sounding 11 a 12 sounding 12 sounding 13 smack 13 smack 14 , 13 smack 18 of 13 smack 24 their 14 , 15 and 16 the 17 fragments 17 fragments 18 of 19 a 20 broken 20 broken 21 arrow 20 broken 24 their 21 arrow 22 fell 23 about 24 their 24 their 25 ears 25 ears 26 . but to the fellows on the lawn , this shaft was an expected signal . 1 but 3 the 2 to 3 the 3 the 14 signal 4 fellows 10 shaft 5 on 7 lawn 6 the 7 lawn 7 lawn 8 , 7 lawn 10 shaft 9 this 10 shaft 10 shaft 12 an 10 shaft 14 signal 11 was 12 an 13 expected 14 signal 14 signal 15 . they were all afoot together , tightening their belts , testing their bow-strings , loosening sword and dagger in the sheath . 1 they 2 were 2 were 7 tightening 3 all 4 afoot 4 afoot 5 together 5 together 7 tightening 6 , 7 tightening 7 tightening 9 belts 8 their 9 belts 9 belts 10 , 9 belts 11 testing 11 testing 13 bow-strings 12 their 13 bow-strings 13 bow-strings 15 loosening 13 bow-strings 21 sheath 14 , 15 loosening 15 loosening 16 sword 15 loosening 17 and 15 loosening 18 dagger 15 loosening 20 the 18 dagger 19 in 21 sheath 22 . " [lads] , " he said , " ye [know] [your] [places] . 1 " 6 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 13 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 ye let [not] [one] [man] 's [soul] [escape] [you] . 1 let 5 's 5 's 9 . appleyard was a whet before a meal ; but now we go to table . 1 appleyard 2 was 1 appleyard 15 . 2 was 4 whet 3 a 4 whet 4 whet 5 before 4 whet 6 a 4 whet 7 meal 4 whet 8 ; 4 whet 10 now 4 whet 11 we 4 whet 12 go 4 whet 14 table 8 ; 9 but 12 go 13 to another man came , red with hurry , through the thorns . 1 another 2 man 2 man 3 came 2 man 4 , 2 man 6 with 5 red 6 with 6 with 11 thorns 7 hurry 8 , 7 hurry 11 thorns 9 through 10 the 9 through 11 thorns 11 thorns 12 . " ['] [tis] [not] [sir] [daniel] ! " he [panted] . 1 " 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 he 9 he 11 . " they are [but] [seven] [.] 1 " 3 are 2 they 3 are is the arrow gone ? " 1 is 2 the 2 the 3 arrow 3 arrow 4 gone 3 arrow 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " it struck but now , " replied [ellis] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 8 replied 2 it 3 struck 4 but 5 now 5 now 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 replied 8 replied 10 . " a murrain ! " cried the messenger . 1 " 3 murrain 2 a 3 murrain 3 murrain 4 ! 3 murrain 6 cried 3 murrain 8 messenger 4 ! 5 " 7 the 8 messenger 8 messenger 9 . " [methought] [i] [heard] it [whistle] . 1 " 5 it 5 it 7 . and [i] go [dinnerless] [!] ["] 1 and 3 go [chapter] [v] ["] [bloody] [as] [the] [hunter] ["] the lads lay quiet till the last footstep had melted on the wind . 1 the 13 wind 2 lads 8 footstep 3 lay 8 footstep 4 quiet 8 footstep 5 till 8 footstep 6 the 7 last 7 last 8 footstep 8 footstep 9 had 8 footstep 10 melted 8 footstep 13 wind 11 on 12 the 12 the 13 wind 13 wind 14 . matcham had picked up the windac and went first , [dick] [following] [stiffly] [,] [with] [his] [cross-bow] [on] [his] [arm] [.] 1 matcham 3 picked 2 had 3 picked 3 picked 4 up 4 up 5 the 5 the 6 windac 5 the 9 first 6 windac 7 and 6 windac 8 went 9 first 10 , " and now , " said [matcham] , " [forth] [to] [holywood] . " 1 " 3 now 2 and 3 now 3 now 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 , 8 , 9 " 8 , 14 " 13 . 14 " " [to] [holywood] ! ["] cried [dick] , " [when] [good] [fellows] [stand] [shot] [?] 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 9 " 6 cried 8 , 8 , 9 " not [i] ! 1 not 3 ! i [would] see you [hanged] [first] [,] [jack] ! " 1 i 3 see 3 see 4 you 3 see 9 ! 9 ! 10 " " ye would leave me , would ye ? " 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 4 leave 2 ye 8 ye 3 would 4 leave 4 leave 5 me 5 me 6 , 7 would 8 ye 8 ye 9 ? 9 ? 10 " [matcham] [asked] [.] " [ay] , [by] my [sooth] ! " returned [dick] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 5 my 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 returned 9 returned 11 . " [an] [i] [be] [not] [in] [time] [to] [warn] [these] [lads] [,] [i] will go [die] with them . 1 " 14 will 14 will 15 go 15 go 17 with 17 with 18 them 18 them 19 . what ! would ye have me leave my own men [that] [i] have lived among . 1 what 2 ! 1 what 3 would 3 would 7 leave 4 ye 5 have 4 ye 6 me 4 ye 7 leave 7 leave 10 men 8 my 9 own 9 own 10 men 10 men 15 among 10 men 16 . 13 have 14 lived 14 lived 15 among i trow not ! 1 i 2 trow 2 trow 3 not 2 trow 4 ! give me my windac . " 1 give 4 windac 2 me 4 windac 3 my 4 windac 4 windac 5 . 5 . 6 " but there was nothing further [from] [matcham] 's mind . 1 but 2 there 2 there 3 was 2 there 4 nothing 2 there 8 's 4 nothing 5 further 8 's 9 mind 9 mind 10 . " dick , " he said , " ye [sware] [before] the [saints] [that] ye [would] see [me] [safe] [to] [holywood] . 1 " 6 said 1 " 15 ye 2 dick 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 12 the 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 ye 15 ye 17 see 17 see 22 . would ye be forsworn ? 1 would 4 forsworn 2 ye 4 forsworn 3 be 4 forsworn 4 forsworn 5 ? would you desert me a perjurer ? " 1 would 6 perjurer 2 you 6 perjurer 3 desert 6 perjurer 4 me 6 perjurer 5 a 6 perjurer 6 perjurer 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " [nay] , [i] [sware] for the best , " returned [dick] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 10 " 6 for 7 the 6 for 9 , 7 the 8 best 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 returned 11 returned 13 . " [i] [meant] it [too] [;] [but] [now] [!] 1 " 4 it but look ye [,] [jack] [,] [turn] [again] [with] me [.] 1 but 3 ye 2 look 3 ye 3 ye 10 me " ye [but] [deride] me , " answered [matcham] . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 5 me 5 me 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 answered 8 answered 10 . " these men ye go to [succour] [are] the [i] same [that] [hunt] [me] [to] [my] [ruin] . " 1 " 4 ye 2 these 3 men 3 men 4 ye 4 ye 5 go 5 go 6 to 6 to 9 the 9 the 11 same 11 same 18 . 18 . 19 " dick scratched his head . 1 dick 2 scratched 2 scratched 3 his 2 scratched 4 head 4 head 5 . " [i] [cannot] [help] it , [jack] , " he said . 1 " 5 it 5 it 6 , 6 , 9 " 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 said 10 he 11 said 11 said 12 . " here is no remedy . 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 is 2 here 5 remedy 4 no 5 remedy 5 remedy 6 . what would ye ? 1 what 3 ye 2 would 3 ye 3 ye 4 ? ye run no great peril , man ; and these are in the way of death . 1 ye 2 run 2 run 5 peril 3 no 5 peril 4 great 5 peril 5 peril 6 , 5 peril 7 man 5 peril 8 ; 5 peril 10 these 5 peril 15 of 5 peril 16 death 5 peril 17 . 8 ; 9 and 10 these 11 are 12 in 13 the 13 the 14 way 14 way 15 of death ! " he added . 1 death 2 ! 2 ! 3 " 3 " 5 added 4 he 5 added 5 added 6 . " [think] of it ! 1 " 4 it 3 of 4 it 4 it 5 ! what a murrain do ye keep me here for ? 1 what 3 murrain 1 what 10 ? 2 a 3 murrain 3 murrain 4 do 3 murrain 5 ye 3 murrain 6 keep 6 keep 7 me 8 here 9 for 8 here 10 ? give me the windac . 1 give 4 windac 2 me 4 windac 3 the 4 windac 4 windac 5 . [saint] [george] [!] [shall] [they] [all] [die] [?] ["] have ye not ears ? 1 have 2 ye 2 ye 3 not 2 ye 4 ears 2 ye 5 ? ' [harry] [shelton] , ' he said ; and [sir] [harry] [shelton] [was] [your] [father] [,] as the sun [shines] [in] [heaven] [.] ["] 1 ' 7 said 4 , 7 said 5 ' 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 ; 8 ; 9 and 9 and 17 as 17 as 19 sun 18 the 19 sun " what would ye ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 4 ye 3 would 4 ye 4 ye 5 ? 5 ? 6 " dick cried again . 1 dick 2 cried 2 cried 3 again 3 again 4 . " would ye have me credit thieves ? " 1 " 3 ye 2 would 3 ye 3 ye 6 credit 3 ye 8 ? 4 have 6 credit 5 me 6 credit 6 credit 7 thieves 8 ? 9 " " [nay] , [i] [have] [heard] [it] before now , " returned [matcham] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 11 " 8 before 9 now 9 now 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 returned 12 returned 14 . " [the] [fame] [goeth] [currently] , it was [sir] [daniel] [slew] [him] [.] 1 " 7 it 6 , 7 it 7 it 8 was he slew him under oath ; in his own house he shed the innocent blood . 1 he 2 slew 2 slew 3 him 2 slew 4 under 4 under 5 oath 5 oath 6 ; 5 oath 12 shed 7 in 8 his 8 his 9 own 9 own 10 house 10 house 12 shed 11 he 12 shed 12 shed 14 innocent 12 shed 16 . 13 the 14 innocent 14 innocent 15 blood heaven wearies for the avenging on't ; and you the man 's son ye go about to comfort and defend the murderer ! " 1 heaven 2 wearies 2 wearies 3 for 2 wearies 10 the 3 for 5 avenging 3 for 9 you 4 the 5 avenging 5 avenging 6 on't 5 avenging 7 ; 7 ; 8 and 10 the 22 murderer 11 man 22 murderer 12 's 13 son 13 son 20 defend 14 ye 15 go 14 ye 20 defend 15 go 16 about 17 to 20 defend 18 comfort 20 defend 19 and 20 defend 20 defend 22 murderer 21 the 22 murderer 22 murderer 23 ! 23 ! 24 " " [jack] , " cried the lad ["] [i] [know] [not] [.] 1 " 5 cried 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 7 lad 6 the 7 lad it may be ; what [know] [i] ? 1 it 2 may 1 it 8 ? 2 may 3 be 3 be 4 ; 4 ; 5 what nay , [jack] , [ye] [would] [not] [ask] [it] [;] [ye] [would] [not] [wish] [me] [to] [be] [base] [.] ["] 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 4 , " but your father , [dick] ? " said [matcham] , [somewhat] [wavering] . 1 " 2 but 1 " 9 said 3 your 4 father 4 father 5 , 5 , 8 " 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 9 said 14 . " your father ? and your oath to me ? 1 " 7 oath 2 your 3 father 2 your 4 ? 2 your 7 oath 5 and 6 your 6 your 7 oath 7 oath 9 me 8 to 9 me 9 me 10 ? ye took the saints to witness . " 1 ye 4 saints 2 took 4 saints 3 the 4 saints 4 saints 6 witness 5 to 6 witness 6 witness 7 . 7 . 8 " " my father ? " cried [shelton] . 1 " 2 my 2 my 3 father 3 father 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 5 " 6 cried 6 cried 8 . " [nay] [,] he would have me go ! 1 " 4 he 4 he 5 would 5 would 6 have 5 would 8 go 7 me 8 go 8 go 9 ! and [for] [mine] [oath] [,] good [jack] , [ye] [shall] [absolve] [me] [of] [it] [here] [.] 1 and 6 good 6 good 8 , for the lives ' sake of many men that hurt you not , and for mine honour , ye shall set me free . " 1 for 5 sake 2 the 5 sake 3 lives 5 sake 4 ' 5 sake 5 sake 6 of 6 of 8 men 6 of 16 mine 7 many 8 men 9 that 10 hurt 10 hurt 11 you 10 hurt 16 mine 12 not 15 for 12 not 16 mine 13 , 14 and 13 , 15 for 16 mine 17 honour 16 mine 24 . 17 honour 19 ye 18 , 19 ye 19 ye 20 shall 19 ye 23 free 21 set 23 free 22 me 23 free 24 . 25 " " [i] , [dick] [?] 1 " 3 , never ! " returned [matcham] . 1 never 2 ! 2 ! 3 " 3 " 4 returned 4 returned 6 . " [an] ye [leave] me , [y] ['] [are] [forsworn] , and so [i] [shall] [declare] it . " 1 " 3 ye 3 ye 5 me 5 me 6 , 6 , 19 " 11 , 12 and 11 , 19 " 12 and 13 so 13 so 17 it 18 . 19 " " my [blood] [heats] , " said [dick] . 1 " 2 my 2 my 5 , 5 , 7 said 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 . " [give] [me] the [windac] [!] 1 " 4 the give it me ! " 1 give 2 it 1 give 3 me 3 me 4 ! 4 ! 5 " " [i'll] not , " said [matcham] . 1 " 3 not 1 " 6 said 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 . " [i] ['ll] [save] you [in] [your] [teeth] . " 1 " 5 you 5 you 9 . 9 . 10 " " not ? " cried [dick] . 1 " 5 cried 2 not 3 ? 3 ? 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 7 . " [i] ['ll] [make] you ! " 1 " 5 you 5 you 6 ! 6 ! 7 " " try it , " said the other . 1 " 3 it 1 " 6 said 2 try 3 it 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 7 the 7 the 8 other 8 other 9 . they stood , looking in each other 's eyes , each ready for a spring . 1 they 2 stood 2 stood 4 looking 2 stood 5 in 2 stood 12 ready 3 , 4 looking 6 each 7 other 6 each 12 ready 7 other 8 's 8 's 9 eyes 9 eyes 10 , 11 each 12 ready 12 ready 13 for 12 ready 15 spring 13 for 14 a 15 spring 16 . matcham lay where he had fallen , with his face in the grass , not thinking of resistance . 1 matcham 2 lay 2 lay 3 where 3 where 4 he 4 he 5 had 5 had 6 fallen 6 fallen 8 with 7 , 8 with 8 with 9 his 9 his 10 face 10 face 18 resistance 10 face 19 . 11 in 12 the 12 the 13 grass 13 grass 14 , 13 grass 18 resistance 15 not 16 thinking 16 thinking 18 resistance 17 of 18 resistance dick bent his bow . 1 dick 2 bent 1 dick 5 . 2 bent 4 bow 3 his 4 bow " [i] ['ll] [teach] you ! " he cried , fiercely . 1 " 9 cried 5 you 6 ! 6 ! 7 " 6 ! 9 cried 8 he 9 cried 9 cried 10 , 9 cried 11 fiercely 11 fiercely 12 . " [oath] or no [oath] , [ye] [may] [go] [hang] for me ! " 1 " 4 no 3 or 4 no 4 no 6 , 6 , 11 for 11 for 12 me 12 me 13 ! 13 ! 14 " and he turned and began to run . 1 and 5 began 2 he 3 turned 2 he 5 began 4 and 5 began 5 began 6 to 5 began 7 run 7 run 8 . matcham was on his feet at once , and began running after him . 1 matcham 10 began 1 matcham 11 running 1 matcham 14 . 2 was 3 on 3 on 4 his 4 his 5 feet 5 feet 10 began 6 at 7 once 7 once 10 began 8 , 9 and 9 and 10 began 11 running 12 after 12 after 13 him " what [d'ye] want ? " cried [dick] [,] [stopping] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 4 want 2 what 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 11 . " what make ye after me ? 1 " 2 what 2 what 7 ? 3 make 4 ye 3 make 6 me 4 ye 5 after 6 me 7 ? stand off ! " 1 stand 2 off 1 stand 3 ! 3 ! 4 " " [will] follow [an] [i] please , " said [matcham] . 1 " 3 follow 1 " 9 said 6 please 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . " this [wood] is [free] to [me] . " 1 " 2 this 2 this 4 is 2 this 8 . 4 is 6 to 8 . 9 " " [stand] [back] , [by] ['] [r] [lady] ! " returned [dick] [,] [raising] [his] [bow] . 1 " 4 , 4 , 10 " 9 ! 10 " 10 " 11 returned 11 returned 17 . " ah , y ' are a brave boy ! " retorted [matcham] . 1 " 12 retorted 2 ah 3 , 2 ah 4 y 2 ah 10 ! 4 y 5 ' 4 y 6 are 4 y 8 brave 7 a 8 brave 8 brave 9 boy 10 ! 11 " 11 " 12 retorted 12 retorted 14 . " [shoot] ! " 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " dick lowered his weapon in some confusion . 1 dick 2 lowered 2 lowered 3 his 2 lowered 4 weapon 4 weapon 7 confusion 4 weapon 8 . 5 in 7 confusion 6 some 7 confusion " see here , " he said . 1 " 3 here 2 see 3 here 3 here 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 . " [y] ['] have done me [ill] [enough] . 1 " 4 have 4 have 5 done 5 done 6 me 5 done 9 . go , then . 1 go 2 , 2 , 3 then 3 then 4 . go your way [in] [fair] [wise] [;] [or] , [whether] [i] will [or] [not] , [i] [must] [even] [drive] you to it . " 1 go 3 way 2 your 3 way 3 way 9 , 9 , 24 " 12 will 20 you 15 , 20 you 20 you 23 . 21 to 22 it 22 it 23 . 23 . 24 " " well , " said [matcham] , [doggedly] , " [y] ' are the [stronger] . 1 " 5 said 2 well 3 , 3 , 5 said 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 14 the 5 said 16 . 7 , 10 " 7 , 12 ' 9 , 10 " 12 ' 13 are do your worst . 1 do 2 your 2 your 3 worst 3 worst 4 . i [shall] not [leave] to [follow] [thee] [,] [dick] [,] [unless] [thou] [makest] me , " he added . 1 i 3 not 3 not 5 to 5 to 14 me 14 me 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 18 added 17 he 18 added 18 added 19 . dick was [almost] [beside] [himself] . 1 dick 2 was 1 dick 6 . " [y] ['] [are] [mad] , [i] [think] , " he cried . 1 " 6 , 6 , 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 cried 11 he 12 cried 12 cried 13 . " [fool-fellow] , [i] [am] [hasting] [to] [your] [foes] [;] as fast as [foot] can carry me , go [i] thither . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 11 as 3 , 23 " 11 as 12 fast 12 fast 13 as 15 can 16 carry 16 carry 17 me 17 me 18 , 18 , 23 " 19 go 21 thither 21 thither 22 . 22 . 23 " " [i] [care] not , [dick] , " replied the lad . 1 " 4 not 1 " 9 replied 5 , 9 replied 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 replied 9 replied 11 lad 9 replied 12 . 10 the 11 lad " if y ' are bound to die [,] [dick] [,] [i] ['ll] die [too] [.] 1 " 3 y 2 if 3 y 3 y 4 ' 3 y 5 are 5 are 6 bound 6 bound 7 to 6 bound 8 die 6 bound 14 die i [would] [liever] go with you [to] [prison] [than] to go [free] [without] [you] . " 1 i 4 go 1 i 11 go 4 go 5 with 5 with 6 you 10 to 11 go 11 go 15 . 15 . 16 " " well , " returned the other , " [i] [may] [stand] no longer [prating] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 8 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 returned 5 returned 7 other 6 the 7 other 8 , 9 " 9 " 13 no 13 no 14 longer 14 longer 16 . follow me , if ye must ; but if ye play me false , it shall but little advance you , mark ye that . 1 follow 2 me 1 follow 5 ye 3 , 4 if 4 if 5 ye 5 ye 6 must 5 ye 10 ye 7 ; 10 ye 8 but 9 if 9 if 10 ye 10 ye 23 ye 10 ye 24 that 11 play 13 false 12 me 13 false 13 false 14 , 13 false 15 it 13 false 16 shall 13 false 19 advance 17 but 19 advance 18 little 19 advance 19 advance 20 you 19 advance 21 , 19 advance 22 mark 22 mark 23 ye 24 that 25 . shalt have a quarrel in thine inwards , boy . " 1 shalt 2 have 1 shalt 7 inwards 3 a 4 quarrel 4 quarrel 7 inwards 5 in 7 inwards 6 thine 7 inwards 7 inwards 8 , 7 inwards 9 boy 7 inwards 11 " 10 . 11 " at a good pace he rattled out of the dell , and came again into the more open quarters of the wood . 1 at 4 pace 2 a 3 good 3 good 4 pace 4 pace 6 rattled 4 pace 15 into 5 he 6 rattled 7 out 8 of 7 out 15 into 8 of 10 dell 9 the 10 dell 10 dell 12 and 11 , 12 and 13 came 14 again 13 came 15 into 15 into 16 the 15 into 19 quarters 17 more 19 quarters 18 open 19 quarters 19 quarters 20 of 19 quarters 22 wood 19 quarters 23 . 21 the 22 wood to the left a little eminence appeared , spotted with golden gorse , and crowned with a black tuft of firs . 1 to 2 the 2 the 12 gorse 3 left 4 a 4 a 6 eminence 5 little 6 eminence 6 eminence 7 appeared 7 appeared 9 spotted 8 , 9 spotted 9 spotted 10 with 9 spotted 11 golden 11 golden 12 gorse 12 gorse 13 , 12 gorse 15 crowned 12 gorse 19 tuft 12 gorse 22 . 13 , 14 and 15 crowned 16 with 17 a 19 tuft 18 black 19 tuft 19 tuft 20 of 19 tuft 21 firs " [i] [shall] [see] [from] there , " he thought , and [struck] [for] it [across] a [heathy] [clearing] [.] 1 " 6 there 6 there 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 12 and 8 " 9 he 9 he 10 thought 10 thought 11 , 12 and 15 it 15 it 17 a he had gone [but] [a] [few] [yards] , [when] [matcham] [touched] [him] on [the] [arm] , and [pointed] . 1 he 2 had 1 he 19 . 2 had 3 gone 3 gone 8 , 8 , 17 and 13 on 16 , 16 , 17 and dick looked at [matcham] [with] [a] [kindlier] [eye] [.] 1 dick 2 looked 2 looked 3 at " so y ' are to be true to me , [jack] ? " he asked . 1 " 3 y 1 " 16 asked 2 so 3 y 3 y 4 ' 3 y 5 are 6 to 7 be 7 be 8 true 8 true 11 , 8 true 13 ? 9 to 10 me 10 me 11 , 13 ? 14 " 13 ? 16 asked 14 " 15 he 16 asked 17 . " [i] thought [ye] [were] of the other party . " 1 " 3 thought 3 thought 6 of 6 of 7 the 7 the 8 other 8 other 9 party 9 party 10 . 10 . 11 " matcham began to sob . 1 matcham 4 sob 2 began 3 to 2 began 4 sob 4 sob 5 . " what cheer ! " cried [dick] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 cheer 3 cheer 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 cried 6 cried 8 . " [now] [the] [saints] [behold] [us] ! [would] [ye] [snivel] for [a] [word] ? " 1 " 7 ! 7 ! 15 " 11 for 14 ? 14 ? 15 " " ye hurt me , " sobbed [matcham] . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 hurt 3 hurt 4 me 4 me 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 sobbed 7 sobbed 9 . " ye hurt me when ye threw me down . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 hurt 2 ye 6 ye 3 hurt 4 me 5 when 6 ye 6 ye 7 threw 7 threw 8 me 7 threw 9 down 9 down 10 . y ' are a coward to abuse your strength [.] ["] 1 y 2 ' 1 y 3 are 1 y 7 abuse 4 a 5 coward 5 coward 7 abuse 6 to 7 abuse 7 abuse 8 your 7 abuse 9 strength " [nay] , that is [fool] ['s] [talk] , " said [dick] , [roughly] . 1 " 5 is 1 " 11 said 3 , 4 that 4 that 5 is 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 , 11 said 15 . " [y] ' [had] no [title] [to] [my] [windac] , [master] [john] [.] 1 " 5 no 3 ' 5 no 5 no 10 , i would ' a ' done right to have well basted you . 1 i 2 would 2 would 11 basted 3 ' 4 a 3 ' 11 basted 5 ' 11 basted 6 done 11 basted 7 right 11 basted 8 to 9 have 9 have 11 basted 10 well 11 basted 11 basted 12 you 11 basted 13 . if ye go with me , ye must obey me ; and so , come . " 1 if 2 ye 2 ye 3 go 2 ye 9 obey 2 ye 15 come 3 go 4 with 4 with 5 me 5 me 6 , 7 ye 9 obey 8 must 9 obey 9 obey 10 me 9 obey 11 ; 9 obey 14 , 11 ; 12 and 11 ; 13 so 15 come 16 . 16 . 17 " below , [in] [the] [bottom] [of] [a] [considerable] [valley] [,] [the] [short] [cut] [from] [tunstall] [hamlet] [wound] [downwards] [to] [the] [ferry] [.] 1 below 2 , it was well beaten , and the eye followed it easily from point to point . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 beaten 3 well 4 beaten 4 beaten 5 , 4 beaten 8 eye 4 beaten 9 followed 4 beaten 11 easily 4 beaten 15 point 5 , 6 and 7 the 8 eye 10 it 11 easily 12 from 15 point 13 point 15 point 14 to 15 point 15 point 16 . here it was [bordered] [by] [open] [glades] [;] [there] [the] [forest] [closed] [upon] [it] [;] [every] [hundred] [yards] [it] [ran] [beside] [an] [ambush] [.] 1 here 3 was 2 it 3 was " now , mark , " [dick] whispered . 1 " 8 whispered 2 now 3 , 2 now 5 , 4 mark 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 whispered 8 whispered 9 . " [they] [be] [already] well [advanced] [into] [the] [wood] ; [their] [safety] [lieth] [rather] [in] [continuing] [forward] [.] 1 " 5 well 5 well 10 ; there were their safety . 1 there 2 were 1 there 4 safety 3 their 4 safety 4 safety 5 . [an] [they] [but] [come] [sound] [as] [far] [as] [that] [,] [i] [will] [make] [shift] [to] [warn] [them] [.] but my heart misgiveth me ; they are but seven against so many , and they but carry cross-bows . 1 but 7 they 2 my 4 misgiveth 3 heart 4 misgiveth 4 misgiveth 5 me 4 misgiveth 6 ; 6 ; 7 they 7 they 8 are 7 they 19 cross-bows 9 but 19 cross-bows 10 seven 19 cross-bows 11 against 19 cross-bows 12 so 13 many 13 many 19 cross-bows 14 , 15 and 15 and 19 cross-bows 16 they 19 cross-bows 17 but 19 cross-bows 18 carry 19 cross-bows 19 cross-bows 20 . [the] [long-bow] [,] [jack] [,] [will] [have] [the] [uppermost] [ever] [.] ["] meanwhile , [selden] and [his] [men] [still] [wound] [up] the [path] [,] [ignorant] of their [danger] , and [momently] [drew] nearer [hand] [.] 1 meanwhile 2 , 1 meanwhile 17 , 2 , 4 and 4 and 10 the 10 the 14 of 14 of 15 their 17 , 18 and 18 and 21 nearer once , indeed , they paused , drew into a group , and seemed to point and listen . 1 once 2 , 2 , 3 indeed 3 indeed 4 , 3 indeed 5 they 5 they 6 paused 6 paused 7 , 6 paused 8 drew 6 paused 18 listen 9 into 10 a 10 a 11 group 11 group 18 listen 12 , 13 and 13 and 18 listen 14 seemed 15 to 15 to 18 listen 16 point 18 listen 17 and 18 listen 18 listen 19 . they were but just abreast of this , when an arrow shone flying . 1 they 2 were 2 were 5 abreast 3 but 5 abreast 4 just 5 abreast 5 abreast 6 of 5 abreast 7 this 5 abreast 8 , 5 abreast 9 when 5 abreast 11 arrow 5 abreast 12 shone 10 an 11 arrow 12 shone 13 flying 13 flying 14 . one of the men threw up his arms , his horse reared , and both fell and struggled together in a mass . 1 one 2 of 2 of 3 the 3 the 11 horse 4 men 5 threw 5 threw 6 up 5 threw 7 his 7 his 8 arms 7 his 11 horse 8 arms 9 , 10 his 11 horse 11 horse 12 reared 11 horse 23 . 12 reared 14 and 12 reared 15 both 12 reared 16 fell 12 reared 18 struggled 12 reared 20 in 12 reared 22 mass 13 , 14 and 17 and 18 struggled 18 struggled 19 together 20 in 21 a a second arrow from somewhat farther off glanced in a wide arch ; a second rider bit the dust . 1 a 2 second 2 second 16 rider 3 arrow 4 from 3 arrow 8 glanced 5 somewhat 6 farther 6 farther 7 off 6 farther 8 glanced 8 glanced 16 rider 9 in 10 a 10 a 12 arch 11 wide 12 arch 12 arch 13 ; 12 arch 16 rider 14 a 15 second 15 second 16 rider 16 rider 17 bit 16 rider 19 dust 16 rider 20 . 18 the 19 dust from every clump they passed an arrow sped . 1 from 3 clump 2 every 3 clump 3 clump 5 passed 3 clump 8 sped 4 they 5 passed 6 an 7 arrow 7 arrow 8 sped 8 sped 9 . soon a horse fell , but the rider found his feet and continued to pursue his comrades till a second shot despatched him . 1 soon 3 horse 2 a 3 horse 3 horse 8 rider 3 horse 11 feet 4 fell 8 rider 5 , 6 but 6 but 8 rider 7 the 8 rider 8 rider 9 found 10 his 11 feet 11 feet 12 and 11 feet 13 continued 13 continued 15 pursue 14 to 15 pursue 15 pursue 17 comrades 15 pursue 22 despatched 16 his 17 comrades 17 comrades 18 till 19 a 20 second 20 second 22 despatched 21 shot 22 despatched 22 despatched 23 him 23 him 24 . all this time not one of the assailants had for a moment shown himself . 1 all 3 time 2 this 3 time 3 time 15 . 4 not 13 shown 5 one 6 of 6 of 7 the 7 the 8 assailants 8 assailants 13 shown 9 had 13 shown 10 for 12 moment 11 a 12 moment 12 moment 13 shown 13 shown 14 himself 14 himself 15 . the solitary survivor stood bewildered in the road beside his fallen charger . 1 the 3 survivor 2 solitary 3 survivor 3 survivor 4 stood 3 survivor 5 bewildered 3 survivor 6 in 3 survivor 8 road 3 survivor 9 beside 3 survivor 12 charger 7 the 8 road 10 his 12 charger 11 fallen 12 charger 12 charger 13 . he had come [the] [length] [of] [that] [broad] [glade] [,] with the [island] of [timber] [,] pointed out [by] [dick] . 1 he 2 had 1 he 17 pointed 2 had 3 come 3 come 11 with 11 with 12 the 12 the 14 of 17 pointed 18 out 18 out 21 . but nothing came ; and the man began to pluck up his courage , and suddenly unslung and bent his bow . 1 but 2 nothing 2 nothing 3 came 2 nothing 4 ; 4 ; 5 and 5 and 17 unslung 6 the 7 man 7 man 8 began 8 began 9 to 8 began 10 pluck 10 pluck 11 up 10 pluck 17 unslung 12 his 13 courage 13 courage 17 unslung 14 , 15 and 15 and 17 unslung 16 suddenly 17 unslung 17 unslung 18 and 17 unslung 19 bent 17 unslung 20 his 17 unslung 21 bow 21 bow 22 . at the [same] time [,] [by] [something] in his [action] [,] [dick] [recognised] [selden] . 1 at 2 the 2 the 4 time 4 time 8 in 8 in 9 his 9 his 15 . at this offer of resistance , from all about him in the covert of the woods there went up the sound of laughter . 1 at 2 this 1 at 15 the 2 this 3 offer 3 offer 5 resistance 3 offer 10 him 4 of 5 resistance 5 resistance 6 , 5 resistance 7 from 8 all 9 about 9 about 10 him 11 in 12 the 11 in 13 covert 11 in 15 the 13 covert 14 of 15 the 16 woods 15 the 21 sound 17 there 21 sound 18 went 19 up 19 up 20 the 20 the 21 sound 21 sound 23 laughter 22 of 23 laughter 23 laughter 24 . a score of men , at least , for this was the very thickest of the ambush , joined in this cruel and untimely mirth . 1 a 2 score 2 score 3 of 2 score 4 men 2 score 6 at 4 men 5 , 6 at 7 least 7 least 8 , 8 , 9 for 9 for 24 untimely 10 this 11 was 10 this 24 untimely 12 the 14 thickest 13 very 14 thickest 14 thickest 15 of 14 thickest 17 ambush 14 thickest 24 untimely 16 the 17 ambush 17 ambush 18 , 17 ambush 19 joined 19 joined 20 in 21 this 24 untimely 22 cruel 24 untimely 23 and 24 untimely 24 untimely 25 mirth 24 untimely 26 . then [an] [arrow] [glanced] [over] [selden] ['s] [shoulder] [;] [and] he [leaped] [and] ran [a] [little] back . 1 then 11 he 11 he 14 ran 14 ran 17 back 17 back 18 . another dart struck quivering at his heel . 1 another 2 dart 2 dart 3 struck 2 dart 4 quivering 4 quivering 5 at 4 quivering 7 heel 6 his 7 heel 7 heel 8 . he made for the cover . 1 he 2 made 2 made 3 for 2 made 5 cover 4 the 5 cover 5 cover 6 . a third shaft leaped out right in his face , and fell short in front of him . 1 a 2 third 2 third 3 shaft 3 shaft 4 leaped 4 leaped 5 out 4 leaped 6 right 6 right 15 front 7 in 15 front 8 his 9 face 9 face 12 fell 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 fell 12 fell 13 short 13 short 15 front 14 in 15 front 15 front 16 of 15 front 17 him 17 him 18 . and then the laughter was repeated loudly , rising and reechoing from different thickets . 1 and 2 then 1 and 11 reechoing 2 then 3 the 4 laughter 11 reechoing 5 was 11 reechoing 6 repeated 11 reechoing 7 loudly 11 reechoing 8 , 9 rising 9 rising 11 reechoing 10 and 11 reechoing 11 reechoing 12 from 11 reechoing 13 different 11 reechoing 14 thickets 14 thickets 15 . chance favoured him , for a slight cry responded . 1 chance 2 favoured 1 chance 10 . 2 favoured 3 him 2 favoured 5 for 2 favoured 7 slight 3 him 4 , 6 a 7 slight 7 slight 9 responded 8 cry 9 responded the [companions] of the [black] [arrow] [now] [began] [to] [shoot] [in] [earnest] [.] 1 the 3 of 3 of 4 the a whistle sounded thrice , and then again twice . 1 a 2 whistle 2 whistle 3 sounded 3 sounded 4 thrice 4 thrice 5 , 4 thrice 9 twice 5 , 6 and 6 and 7 then 7 then 8 again 9 twice 10 . it was repeated from another quarter . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 repeated 3 repeated 6 quarter 3 repeated 7 . 4 from 6 quarter 5 another 6 quarter selden still ran , bounding ; ever and again an arrow followed him , but still would miss . 1 selden 2 still 1 selden 3 ran 1 selden 14 , 1 selden 16 still 3 ran 5 bounding 3 ran 11 arrow 4 , 5 bounding 5 bounding 6 ; 5 bounding 7 ever 7 ever 9 again 8 and 9 again 10 an 11 arrow 11 arrow 12 followed 12 followed 13 him 15 but 16 still 16 still 19 . 17 would 18 miss 18 miss 19 . it [began] [to] [appear] as if he might [escape] . 1 it 5 as 5 as 6 if 6 if 7 he 7 he 8 might 8 might 10 . he was within fifty yards of them , when an arrow struck him and he fell . 1 he 2 was 1 he 16 fell 3 within 4 fifty 4 fifty 5 yards 5 yards 6 of 5 yards 9 when 5 yards 11 arrow 6 of 7 them 8 , 9 when 10 an 11 arrow 11 arrow 12 struck 11 arrow 16 fell 12 struck 13 him 14 and 16 fell 15 he 16 fell 16 fell 17 . dick leaped to his feet and waved to him . 1 dick 2 leaped 2 leaped 3 to 2 leaped 5 feet 4 his 5 feet 5 feet 7 waved 6 and 7 waved 7 waved 9 him 8 to 9 him 9 him 10 . " here ! " he cried . 1 " 6 cried 2 here 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 6 cried 5 he 6 cried 6 cried 7 . " [this] [way] [!] here is [help] ! 1 " 5 here 5 here 6 is 5 here 8 ! nay , run , fellow run ! " 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 3 run 1 nay 4 , 1 nay 7 ! 5 fellow 6 run 5 fellow 7 ! 7 ! 8 " " [o] , the poor [heart] ! " cried [matcham] [,] with [clasped] [hands] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 3 , 12 with 4 the 5 poor 5 poor 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 cried 12 with 15 . and [dick] stood [petrified] upon the [hill] [,] [a] [mark] [for] [archery] [.] 1 and 3 stood 3 stood 5 upon 5 upon 6 the " hold ! " it roared . 1 " 6 roared 2 hold 6 roared 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 6 roared 4 " 5 it 6 roared 7 . " shoot not ! 1 " 2 shoot 2 shoot 3 not 2 shoot 4 ! take him alive ! 1 take 2 him 2 him 3 alive 3 alive 4 ! it is young [shelton] [harry] 's son . " 1 it 2 is 1 it 6 's 2 is 3 young 6 's 7 son 7 son 8 . 8 . 9 " and immediately after a shrill whistle sounded several times , and was again taken up and repeated farther off . 1 and 2 immediately 2 immediately 3 after 2 immediately 13 again 2 immediately 15 up 2 immediately 17 repeated 3 after 8 several 4 a 5 shrill 5 shrill 6 whistle 6 whistle 7 sounded 6 whistle 8 several 8 several 9 times 9 times 10 , 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 was 14 taken 15 up 15 up 16 and 17 repeated 18 farther 17 repeated 20 . 18 farther 19 off the [whistle] [,] [it] [appeared] [,] [was] [john] [amend-all] ['s] battle [trumpet] , [by] [which] [he] [published] [his] [directions] . 1 the 11 battle 11 battle 13 , 11 battle 20 . " ah , foul fortune ! " cried [dick] . 1 " 8 cried 2 ah 3 , 2 ah 4 foul 2 ah 6 ! 4 foul 5 fortune 6 ! 7 " 7 " 8 cried 8 cried 10 . " we are undone . 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 are 3 are 4 undone 4 undone 5 . swiftly [,] [jack] [,] come swiftly ! " 1 swiftly 6 swiftly 5 come 6 swiftly 6 swiftly 7 ! 7 ! 8 " and the pair turned and ran back through the open pine clump that covered the summit of the hill . 1 and 2 the 2 the 16 summit 3 pair 4 turned 4 turned 6 ran 5 and 6 ran 6 ran 7 back 6 ran 8 through 8 through 16 summit 9 the 16 summit 10 open 12 clump 11 pine 12 clump 12 clump 13 that 12 clump 16 summit 14 covered 16 summit 15 the 16 summit 16 summit 17 of 16 summit 19 hill 18 the 19 hill 19 hill 20 . [chapter] [vi] [to] [the] [day's] [end] it was , indeed , high time for them to run . 1 it 2 was 2 was 6 high 3 , 4 indeed 4 indeed 5 , 4 indeed 6 high 6 high 7 time 7 time 8 for 7 time 10 to 8 for 9 them 10 to 11 run 11 run 12 . on every side the company of the [black] [arrow] [was] [making] [for] the hill . 1 on 3 side 1 on 14 hill 2 every 3 side 3 side 5 company 3 side 6 of 4 the 5 company 6 of 7 the 13 the 14 hill 14 hill 15 . dick plunged into the nearest cover . 1 dick 2 plunged 1 dick 7 . 2 plunged 3 into 2 plunged 5 nearest 4 the 5 nearest 5 nearest 6 cover there followed [next] [a] [piece] [of] [open] [,] [which] [dick] [avoided] [,] [holding] [to] his [left] . 1 there 2 followed 2 followed 15 his 2 followed 17 . two minutes after , and the same obstacle arising , the lads followed the same course . 1 two 2 minutes 2 minutes 3 after 3 after 6 the 4 , 5 and 5 and 6 the 6 the 7 same 7 same 8 obstacle 8 obstacle 9 arising 8 obstacle 17 . 9 arising 10 , 9 arising 12 lads 9 arising 13 followed 9 arising 15 same 9 arising 16 course 11 the 12 lads 14 the 15 same the lads paused to breathe . 1 the 2 lads 2 lads 3 paused 3 paused 5 breathe 4 to 5 breathe 5 breathe 6 . there was no sound of pursuit . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 no 3 no 4 sound 4 sound 5 of 4 sound 6 pursuit 6 pursuit 7 . three minutes later , they were breasting through a low thicket of evergreen . 1 three 2 minutes 2 minutes 3 later 2 minutes 7 breasting 4 , 5 they 5 they 6 were 6 were 7 breasting 7 breasting 8 through 7 breasting 10 low 7 breasting 13 evergreen 9 a 10 low 11 thicket 13 evergreen 12 of 13 evergreen 13 evergreen 14 . high overhead , the tall trees made a continuous roof of foliage . 1 high 9 continuous 2 overhead 3 , 2 overhead 9 continuous 4 the 5 tall 5 tall 9 continuous 6 trees 9 continuous 7 made 9 continuous 8 a 9 continuous 9 continuous 10 roof 9 continuous 12 foliage 11 of 12 foliage 12 foliage 13 . on the other side , pushing through the last fringe of evergreen , they blundered forth again into the open twilight of the grove . 1 on 4 side 2 the 3 other 3 other 4 side 4 side 6 pushing 5 , 6 pushing 6 pushing 7 through 7 through 8 the 7 through 23 the 8 the 10 fringe 9 last 10 fringe 10 fringe 11 of 10 fringe 12 evergreen 10 fringe 22 of 12 evergreen 13 , 12 evergreen 14 they 14 they 15 blundered 15 blundered 16 forth 15 blundered 17 again 15 blundered 18 into 15 blundered 20 open 15 blundered 21 twilight 18 into 19 the 23 the 24 grove 24 grove 25 . " stand ! " cried a voice . 1 " 5 cried 2 stand 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 7 voice 6 a 7 voice 7 voice 8 . matcham stopped with a cry ; but [dick] , without a pause , ran straight upon the forester , drawing his dagger as he went . 1 matcham 2 stopped 1 matcham 14 ran 3 with 4 a 4 a 5 cry 4 a 12 pause 5 cry 6 ; 5 cry 9 , 6 ; 7 but 10 without 12 pause 11 a 12 pause 12 pause 13 , 12 pause 14 ran 14 ran 18 forester 15 straight 18 forester 16 upon 18 forester 17 the 18 forester 18 forester 19 , 18 forester 20 drawing 18 forester 22 dagger 18 forester 23 as 18 forester 25 went 21 his 22 dagger 24 he 25 went 25 went 26 . the arrow went one way and the bow another with a sounding twang . 1 the 2 arrow 2 arrow 13 twang 3 went 5 way 3 went 13 twang 4 one 5 way 5 way 6 and 7 the 8 bow 8 bow 13 twang 9 another 13 twang 10 with 13 twang 11 a 13 twang 12 sounding 13 twang 13 twang 14 . the disarmed forester grappled his assailant ; but the dagger shone and descended twice . 1 the 3 forester 2 disarmed 3 forester 3 forester 4 grappled 4 grappled 6 assailant 4 grappled 13 descended 5 his 6 assailant 6 assailant 7 ; 6 assailant 8 but 6 assailant 9 the 6 assailant 10 dagger 6 assailant 11 shone 6 assailant 12 and 13 descended 14 twice 14 twice 15 . " on ! " said [dick] ; and [he] once [more] [pelted] [forward] [,] [matcham] [trailing] in the [rear] [.] 1 " 5 said 2 on 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 ; 7 ; 8 and 8 and 10 once 10 once 17 in 17 in 18 the matcham [had] [a] [cruel] [stitch] , and his head swam ; and as [for] [dick] [,] his [knees] [were] [like] [lead] [.] 1 matcham 6 , 6 , 7 and 6 , 12 and 6 , 13 as 7 and 10 swam 8 his 9 head 9 head 10 swam 11 ; 12 and 13 as 17 his but they kept up the form of running with undiminished courage . 1 but 3 kept 2 they 3 kept 3 kept 4 up 3 kept 10 undiminished 4 up 5 the 6 form 7 of 6 form 10 undiminished 8 running 10 undiminished 9 with 10 undiminished 10 undiminished 11 courage 10 undiminished 12 . presently they came to the end of the grove . 1 presently 2 they 1 presently 3 came 3 came 4 to 4 to 6 end 5 the 6 end 6 end 7 of 7 of 8 the 8 the 9 grove 9 grove 10 . they were plainly fugitives from the great battle . 1 they 2 were 2 were 4 fugitives 3 plainly 4 fugitives 4 fugitives 5 from 4 fugitives 8 battle 4 fugitives 9 . 6 the 8 battle 7 great 8 battle close after him [there] [followed] [several] [baggage-waggons] , [fleeing] [at] [an] [ungainly] [canter] [,] [the] [drivers] [flailing] [at] [the] [horses] as if [for] [life] [.] 1 close 2 after 2 after 3 him 3 him 8 , 8 , 22 if 21 as 22 if these must have run early in the day ; but their cowardice was not to save them . 1 these 5 early 2 must 3 have 2 must 4 run 4 run 5 early 5 early 6 in 6 in 7 the 7 the 8 day 8 day 12 cowardice 9 ; 10 but 9 ; 12 cowardice 11 their 12 cowardice 12 cowardice 13 was 12 cowardice 14 not 12 cowardice 16 save 15 to 16 save 16 save 17 them 17 them 18 . dick stood sombre . 1 dick 3 sombre 1 dick 4 . 2 stood 3 sombre he had meant to follow [the] [highway] [till] [the] [turn] [for] [holywood] , and now he had to change [his] [plan] [.] 1 he 2 had 1 he 3 meant 1 he 17 had 3 meant 4 to 4 to 5 follow 13 , 14 and 14 and 15 now 14 and 16 he 16 he 17 had 17 had 18 to 18 to 19 change it was an ugly choice . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 ugly 3 an 4 ugly 4 ugly 5 choice 5 choice 6 . for some time they continued to thread the forest in silence . 1 for 2 some 2 some 3 time 2 some 7 thread 4 they 5 continued 5 continued 6 to 5 continued 7 thread 7 thread 9 forest 7 thread 11 silence 8 the 9 forest 10 in 11 silence 11 silence 12 . " if there were anything to eat ! " cried [dick] [,] [suddenly] [,] [pausing] [as] [he] [spoke] . 1 " 2 if 1 " 10 cried 2 if 4 were 2 if 5 anything 3 there 4 were 5 anything 6 to 7 eat 8 ! 8 ! 9 " 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 19 . matcham sat down and began to weep . 1 matcham 2 sat 1 matcham 5 began 1 matcham 8 . 2 sat 3 down 4 and 5 began 5 began 6 to 5 began 7 weep " [y] ['] ['] [ave] [seven] [deaths] [upon] [your] [conscience] [,] [master] [john] [;] [i] ['ll] [ne'er] [forgive] you that . " 1 " 19 you 1 " 20 that 20 that 21 . 21 . 22 " " [conscience] ! " cried [matcham] [,] [looking] [fiercely] [up] . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 11 . " mine [!] 1 " 2 mine and [ye] [have] the man 's [red] [blood] [upon] [your] [dagger] [!] 1 and 4 the 4 the 5 man 5 man 6 's and wherefore did ye slay him , the poor soul ? 1 and 2 wherefore 2 wherefore 3 did 2 wherefore 4 ye 2 wherefore 5 slay 2 wherefore 11 ? 5 slay 6 him 5 slay 10 soul 6 him 7 , 8 the 9 poor 9 poor 10 soul he drew his arrow , but he let not fly ; he held you in his hand , and spared you ! 1 he 2 drew 2 drew 3 his 2 drew 4 arrow 2 drew 16 his 5 , 6 but 6 but 7 he 7 he 13 held 8 let 10 fly 9 not 10 fly 10 fly 11 ; 10 fly 13 held 12 he 13 held 13 held 16 his 14 you 15 in 15 in 16 his 16 his 17 hand 17 hand 19 and 17 hand 20 spared 18 , 19 and 20 spared 21 you 20 spared 22 ! ' [tis] [as] [brave] [to] [kill] [a] [kitten] , as a man [that] [not] [defends] [himself] . " 1 ' 12 man 9 , 10 as 10 as 11 a 11 a 12 man 12 man 17 . 17 . 18 " dick was struck dumb . 1 dick 4 dumb 1 dick 5 . 2 was 4 dumb 3 struck 4 dumb ["] [i] [slew] [him] [fair] [.] i [ran] [me] [in] [upon] [his] [bow] , " he cried . 1 i 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 cried 10 he 11 cried 11 cried 12 . " it was a [coward] blow , " returned [matcham] [.] 1 " 2 it 1 " 9 returned 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 a 4 a 6 blow 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 returned ye care not for vengeance , neither for your father 's death that goes unpaid , and his poor ghost that clamoureth for justice . 1 ye 2 care 2 care 3 not 2 care 4 for 4 for 5 vengeance 5 vengeance 6 , 5 vengeance 7 neither 7 neither 10 father 8 for 9 your 9 your 10 father 10 father 15 unpaid 11 's 12 death 11 's 15 unpaid 13 that 15 unpaid 14 goes 15 unpaid 15 unpaid 16 , 15 unpaid 22 clamoureth 16 , 17 and 18 his 22 clamoureth 19 poor 22 clamoureth 20 ghost 22 clamoureth 21 that 22 clamoureth 22 clamoureth 23 for 22 clamoureth 24 justice 24 justice 25 . dick was too furious to observe that " she . " 1 dick 6 observe 1 dick 10 . 2 was 4 furious 3 too 4 furious 4 furious 6 observe 5 to 6 observe 6 observe 7 that 7 that 9 she 8 " 9 she 10 . 11 " " [marry] ! " he cried , " and here is [news] ! 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 he 5 he 6 cried 5 he 11 is 6 cried 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 here 9 and 10 here 11 is 13 ! of any two the one will still be stronger . 1 of 2 any 1 of 3 two 1 of 4 the 4 the 9 stronger 5 one 6 will 6 will 8 be 7 still 8 be 8 be 9 stronger 9 stronger 10 . the better man throweth the worse , and the worse is well served . 1 the 2 better 2 better 4 throweth 2 better 14 . 3 man 4 throweth 4 throweth 5 the 4 throweth 6 worse 4 throweth 8 and 4 throweth 9 the 4 throweth 10 worse 4 throweth 11 is 4 throweth 13 served 7 , 8 and 12 well 13 served ye [deserve] [a] [belting] [,] [master] [matcham] [,] [for] [your] [ill-guidance] [and] [unthankfulness] [to] [meward] [;] [and] [what] [ye] [deserve] [ye] shall have . ["] 1 ye 22 shall 22 shall 23 have 23 have 24 . and [dick] [,] [who] , even in his angriest temper , still preserved the appearance of composure , began to unbuckle his belt . 1 and 8 his 5 , 6 even 6 even 7 in 7 in 8 his 8 his 9 angriest 8 his 23 belt 9 angriest 10 temper 9 angriest 11 , 12 still 21 unbuckle 13 preserved 21 unbuckle 14 the 15 appearance 15 appearance 16 of 15 appearance 21 unbuckle 17 composure 21 unbuckle 18 , 21 unbuckle 19 began 21 unbuckle 20 to 21 unbuckle 21 unbuckle 22 his 21 unbuckle 23 belt 23 belt 24 . " here shall be your supper , " he said , grimly . 1 " 2 here 1 " 12 grimly 3 shall 4 be 3 shall 5 your 5 your 6 supper 6 supper 12 grimly 7 , 10 said 8 " 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 , 10 said 12 grimly 12 grimly 13 . dick took a step , swinging the belt . 1 dick 2 took 1 dick 9 . 2 took 4 step 3 a 4 step 4 step 6 swinging 5 , 6 swinging 6 swinging 8 belt 7 the 8 belt then he paused , embarrassed by the large eyes and the thin , weary face of his companion . 1 then 2 he 2 he 3 paused 3 paused 5 embarrassed 4 , 5 embarrassed 5 embarrassed 6 by 5 embarrassed 18 companion 6 by 7 the 8 large 9 eyes 8 large 12 thin 10 and 11 the 10 and 12 thin 12 thin 13 , 12 thin 14 weary 14 weary 15 face 14 weary 16 of 14 weary 18 companion 17 his 18 companion 18 companion 19 . his courage began to subside . 1 his 2 courage 2 courage 5 subside 3 began 5 subside 4 to 5 subside 5 subside 6 . " say ye were in the wrong , then , " he said , lamely . 1 " 3 ye 1 " 13 said 2 say 3 ye 3 ye 4 were 4 were 5 in 4 were 7 wrong 5 in 6 the 8 , 9 then 8 , 13 said 9 then 10 , 10 , 13 said 11 " 13 said 12 he 13 said 13 said 14 , 13 said 15 lamely 15 lamely 16 . " [nay] , " said [matcham] , " [i] [was] [in] the [right] . 1 " 5 said 3 , 5 said 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 12 the 5 said 14 . 7 , 8 " come , cruel ! 1 come 2 , 1 come 4 ! 3 cruel 4 ! i [be] [lame] [;] [i] [be] [weary] [;] [i] [resist] [not] [;] [i] [ne'er] [did] [thee] [hurt] [;] [come] , [beat] [me] coward ! " 1 i 20 , 20 , 25 " 23 coward 24 ! 24 ! 25 " the strap fell by his side , and he stood irresolute , feeling like a fool . 1 the 2 strap 2 strap 3 fell 2 strap 4 by 4 by 6 side 5 his 6 side 6 side 11 irresolute 6 side 17 . 7 , 8 and 8 and 11 irresolute 9 he 11 irresolute 10 stood 11 irresolute 11 irresolute 12 , 11 irresolute 13 feeling 11 irresolute 14 like 11 irresolute 16 fool 15 a 16 fool " a plague upon thee , shrew ! " he said . 1 " 11 said 2 a 3 plague 3 plague 4 upon 3 plague 7 shrew 5 thee 7 shrew 6 , 7 shrew 7 shrew 8 ! 8 ! 9 " 9 " 11 said 10 he 11 said 11 said 12 . " [an] ye [be] [so] [feeble] [of] [hand] [,] ye should keep the closer guard upon your tongue . 1 " 3 ye 3 ye 10 ye 10 ye 11 should 10 ye 12 keep 12 keep 15 guard 12 keep 17 your 13 the 15 guard 14 closer 15 guard 15 guard 16 upon 17 your 18 tongue 18 tongue 19 . but [i] ['ll] [be] [hanged] before [i] [beat] you ! " [and] he put [on] his belt again . 1 but 6 before 6 before 19 . 9 you 10 ! 10 ! 11 " 11 " 13 he 13 he 14 put 14 put 16 his 16 his 17 belt 17 belt 18 again 18 again 19 . " [beat] you [i] will not , ["] [he] [continued] ; " but forgive you ? never . 1 " 3 you 3 you 5 will 3 you 7 , 5 will 6 not 7 , 13 but 11 ; 13 but 12 " 13 but 13 but 17 never 14 forgive 15 you 15 you 16 ? 15 you 17 never 17 never 18 . nay , by the mass ! the measure is filled , and runneth over . 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 3 by 3 by 5 mass 4 the 5 mass 5 mass 6 ! 5 mass 13 runneth 7 the 8 measure 8 measure 13 runneth 9 is 13 runneth 10 filled 13 runneth 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 runneth 13 runneth 14 over 13 runneth 15 . tut ! fool words ! " 1 tut 2 ! 1 tut 3 fool 1 tut 5 ! 3 fool 4 words 5 ! 6 " " [and] [yet] ye [beat] me [not] , " returned [matcham] . 1 " 4 ye 4 ye 6 me 6 me 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 returned 10 returned 12 . " let be , " said [dick] ["] [let] [be] . 1 " 2 let 1 " 6 said 2 let 3 be 3 be 4 , 5 " 6 said 6 said 11 . i will instruct you . 1 i 2 will 2 will 3 instruct 3 instruct 4 you 3 instruct 5 . nay , [i] [had] [forgotten] [it] [;] [i] [am] [as] [thankless] [as] [thyself] [.] 1 nay 2 , but [,] [come] [,] let us on . 1 but 5 let 5 let 6 us 6 us 7 on 6 us 8 . [an] [we] [be] [for] [holywood] [this] [night] [,] [ay] [,] [or] [to-morrow] [early] [,] [we] [had] [best] [set] [forward] [speedily] [.] ["] but though [dick] [had] [talked] [himself] [back] [into] [his] [usual] [good-humour] [,] [matcham] [had] [forgiven] [him] nothing . 1 but 2 though 1 but 17 nothing 17 nothing 18 . " [i] [will] thank you , for the form ['s] sake , " said [matcham] . 1 " 4 thank 1 " 14 said 4 thank 5 you 6 , 7 for 6 , 13 " 7 for 8 the 8 the 9 form 11 sake 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " but , [in] [sooth] [,] [good] [master] [shelton] [,] [i] [had] [liever] [find] [my] [way] [alone] [.] 1 " 2 but 1 " 3 , here is a wide wood ; prithee , let each choose his path ; [i] [owe] [you] a dinner [and] [a] [lesson] . 1 here 2 is 2 is 3 a 2 is 18 a 3 a 4 wide 4 wide 5 wood 5 wood 7 prithee 6 ; 7 prithee 7 prithee 8 , 7 prithee 9 let 7 prithee 14 ; 9 let 10 each 10 each 11 choose 11 choose 13 path 12 his 13 path 18 a 19 dinner 19 dinner 23 . fare ye well [!] ["] 1 fare 2 ye 1 fare 3 well each turned aside , and they began walking off severally , with no thought of the direction , intent solely on their quarrel . 1 each 2 turned 2 turned 3 aside 3 aside 5 and 4 , 5 and 5 and 7 began 6 they 7 began 7 began 8 walking 7 began 23 quarrel 8 walking 10 severally 9 off 10 severally 10 severally 11 , 10 severally 12 with 13 no 23 quarrel 14 thought 15 of 15 of 16 the 16 the 17 direction 17 direction 19 intent 18 , 19 intent 19 intent 20 solely 20 solely 21 on 20 solely 22 their 20 solely 23 quarrel 23 quarrel 24 . but [dick] [had] [not] [gone] [ten] [paces] [ere] his [name] [was] [called] [,] [and] [matcham] [came] [running] [after] . 1 but 9 his 9 his 19 . " [dick] , " he said , " it were unmannerly to part so coldly . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 15 coldly 7 , 8 " 7 , 11 unmannerly 9 it 11 unmannerly 10 were 11 unmannerly 11 unmannerly 12 to 11 unmannerly 13 part 11 unmannerly 14 so 11 unmannerly 15 coldly 15 coldly 16 . here is my [hand] , and my heart [with] [it] . 1 here 2 is 1 here 11 . 2 is 3 my 5 , 6 and 5 , 7 my 7 my 8 heart 8 heart 11 . for all that wherein you have so excellently served and helped me not for the form , but from the heart , [i] thank you . 1 for 2 all 2 all 4 wherein 3 that 4 wherein 4 wherein 6 have 5 you 6 have 6 have 8 excellently 7 so 8 excellently 8 excellently 9 served 8 excellently 18 but 8 excellently 21 heart 8 excellently 22 , 9 served 11 helped 9 served 14 for 10 and 11 helped 11 helped 12 me 13 not 14 for 14 for 15 the 15 the 16 form 17 , 18 but 19 from 20 the 19 from 21 heart 22 , 24 thank 24 thank 25 you 25 you 26 . fare ye right well . " 1 fare 2 ye 1 fare 3 right 1 fare 4 well 1 fare 5 . 5 . 6 " but [i] [misdoubt] it [shrewdly] . 1 but 4 it 4 it 6 . y ' are too disputatious . " 1 y 2 ' 1 y 5 disputatious 3 are 5 disputatious 4 too 5 disputatious 5 disputatious 7 " 6 . 7 " so [then] [they] [separated] [for] [the] [second] [time] [;] [and] [presently] it [was] [dick] who was [running] [after] [matcham] [.] 1 so 12 it 12 it 16 was 15 who 16 was " here , " he said , " take my cross-bow ; shalt not go unarmed . " 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 18 " 9 take 11 cross-bow 10 my 11 cross-bow 11 cross-bow 12 ; 11 cross-bow 13 shalt 11 cross-bow 16 unarmed 14 not 16 unarmed 15 go 16 unarmed 16 unarmed 17 . 17 . 18 " " [a] [cross-bow] ! " said [matcham] . 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 . " [nay] [,] [boy] [,] [i] have [neither] [the] [strength] to [bend] [nor] [yet] [the] [skill] [to] [aim] [with] [it] . 1 " 7 have 7 have 11 to 11 to 21 . it [were] [no] [help] to me , [good] [boy] . 1 it 5 to 5 to 6 me 6 me 7 , 6 me 10 . but [yet] [i] [thank] you . " 1 but 5 you 5 you 6 . 6 . 7 " the night had now fallen , and under the trees they could no longer read each other 's face . 1 the 2 night 1 the 17 other 2 night 5 fallen 2 night 7 and 3 had 5 fallen 4 now 5 fallen 6 , 7 and 8 under 9 the 9 the 10 trees 9 the 17 other 11 they 12 could 12 could 13 no 13 no 14 longer 13 no 17 other 14 longer 15 read 16 each 17 other 17 other 18 's 18 's 19 face 19 face 20 . " [i] will go some little way with you , " said [dick] . 1 " 3 will 3 will 4 go 4 go 7 way 4 go 8 with 5 some 7 way 6 little 7 way 8 with 9 you 9 you 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " [the] [night] is [dark] . 1 " 4 is 4 is 6 . i would fain leave you on a path , at least . 1 i 3 fain 2 would 3 fain 3 fain 4 leave 3 fain 8 path 3 fain 11 least 4 leave 5 you 6 on 7 a 7 a 8 path 8 path 9 , 10 at 11 least 11 least 12 . my mind misgiveth me , y ' are likely to be lost . " 1 my 3 misgiveth 2 mind 3 misgiveth 3 misgiveth 4 me 3 misgiveth 6 y 3 misgiveth 9 likely 3 misgiveth 12 lost 5 , 6 y 6 y 7 ' 6 y 8 are 9 likely 10 to 10 to 11 be 12 lost 13 . 13 . 14 " without any more words , he began to walk forward , and the other once more followed him . 1 without 2 any 2 any 3 more 2 any 14 other 2 any 16 more 3 more 4 words 4 words 5 , 5 , 6 he 6 he 7 began 7 began 8 to 8 to 9 walk 9 walk 10 forward 10 forward 11 , 12 and 13 the 13 the 14 other 15 once 16 more 16 more 19 . 17 followed 18 him 18 him 19 . the blackness grew thicker and thicker . 1 the 2 blackness 2 blackness 6 thicker 3 grew 6 thicker 4 thicker 5 and 4 thicker 6 thicker 6 thicker 7 . only here and there , in open places , they saw the sky , dotted with small stars . 1 only 2 here 2 here 15 dotted 3 and 4 there 3 and 15 dotted 5 , 15 dotted 6 in 8 places 7 open 8 places 8 places 15 dotted 9 , 15 dotted 10 they 11 saw 11 saw 15 dotted 12 the 13 sky 13 sky 15 dotted 14 , 15 dotted 15 dotted 16 with 15 dotted 17 small 15 dotted 18 stars 18 stars 19 . at the end of half an hour of silent progress they came forth upon a broad patch of heathy open . 1 at 3 end 2 the 3 end 3 end 4 of 3 end 5 half 5 half 6 an 6 an 7 hour 6 an 20 open 8 of 19 heathy 9 silent 10 progress 10 progress 11 they 10 progress 19 heathy 12 came 13 forth 13 forth 14 upon 13 forth 19 heathy 15 a 19 heathy 16 broad 19 heathy 17 patch 18 of 17 patch 19 heathy 19 heathy 20 open 20 open 21 . it glimmered in the light of the stars , shaggy with fern and islanded with clumps of yew . 1 it 2 glimmered 2 glimmered 3 in 3 in 4 the 4 the 5 light 4 the 18 yew 6 of 18 yew 7 the 8 stars 8 stars 9 , 8 stars 14 islanded 10 shaggy 14 islanded 11 with 14 islanded 12 fern 14 islanded 13 and 14 islanded 14 islanded 15 with 14 islanded 16 clumps 14 islanded 18 yew 16 clumps 17 of 18 yew 19 . and here they paused and looked upon each other . 1 and 6 looked 2 here 4 paused 3 they 4 paused 4 paused 6 looked 5 and 6 looked 6 looked 7 upon 6 looked 8 each 8 each 9 other 9 other 10 . " [y] ' [are] [weary] [?] ["] 1 " 3 ' [dick] [said] [.] " [nay] , [i] [am] [so] [weary] , " answered [matcham] , " that [methinks] [i] [could] lie down and [die] . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 23 " 8 , 9 " 8 , 23 " 9 " 10 answered 12 , 13 " 12 , 20 and 12 , 23 " 13 " 14 that 18 lie 19 down 19 down 20 and 22 . 23 " " [i] [hear] [the] [chiding] [of] a river , " returned [dick] [.] 1 " 11 returned 7 a 8 river 8 river 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 returned " let us go [so] [far] [forth] , [for] [i] [am] [sore] [athirst] . " 1 " 2 let 2 let 3 us 3 us 4 go 3 us 8 , 8 , 15 " 14 . 15 " the ground sloped down gently ; and , sure enough , in the bottom , they found a little murmuring river , running among willows . 1 the 2 ground 1 the 14 bottom 2 ground 3 sloped 3 sloped 4 down 3 sloped 5 gently 3 sloped 12 in 5 gently 6 ; 5 gently 8 , 5 gently 11 , 6 ; 7 and 9 sure 10 enough 10 enough 11 , 13 the 14 bottom 14 bottom 20 murmuring 15 , 20 murmuring 16 they 17 found 17 found 20 murmuring 18 a 19 little 19 little 20 murmuring 20 murmuring 21 river 20 murmuring 23 running 21 river 22 , 23 running 25 willows 24 among 25 willows 25 willows 26 . " [dick] , " said [matcham] , " it may not be . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 it 9 it 10 may 10 may 11 not 10 may 12 be 12 be 13 . i can [no] [more] . " 1 i 2 can 2 can 5 . 5 . 6 " " [i] [saw] [a] [pit] as we [came] down , " said [dick] . 1 " 7 we 1 " 12 said 6 as 7 we 9 down 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " let us [lie] [down] [therein] [and] [sleep] . " 1 " 2 let 2 let 3 us 3 us 9 . 9 . 10 " " [nay] , but with all my heart ! " cried [matcham] . 1 " 7 my 3 , 4 but 3 , 5 with 5 with 6 all 6 all 7 my 7 my 8 heart 8 heart 9 ! 9 ! 10 " 10 " 11 cried 11 cried 13 . and soon sleep fell upon them like a cloud , and under the dew and stars they rested peacefully . 1 and 2 soon 2 soon 3 sleep 3 sleep 19 peacefully 4 fell 5 upon 5 upon 6 them 5 upon 8 a 7 like 8 a 8 a 9 cloud 9 cloud 19 peacefully 10 , 11 and 11 and 14 dew 12 under 13 the 12 under 14 dew 14 dew 15 and 14 dew 19 peacefully 16 stars 19 peacefully 17 they 18 rested 18 rested 19 peacefully 19 peacefully 20 . [chapter] [vii] [the] [hooded] [face] half starved and over-weary as they were , they lay without moving , sunk in a delightful lassitude . 1 half 2 starved 1 half 14 sunk 2 starved 4 over-weary 3 and 4 over-weary 4 over-weary 5 as 4 over-weary 6 they 4 over-weary 9 they 6 they 7 were 8 , 9 they 10 lay 14 sunk 11 without 12 moving 12 moving 14 sunk 13 , 14 sunk 14 sunk 15 in 14 sunk 18 lassitude 16 a 18 lassitude 17 delightful 18 lassitude 18 lassitude 19 . and as they thus lay , the clang of a bell fell suddenly upon their ears . 1 and 5 lay 2 as 3 they 3 they 5 lay 4 thus 5 lay 5 lay 8 clang 6 , 8 clang 7 the 8 clang 8 clang 9 of 8 clang 11 bell 8 clang 12 fell 8 clang 16 ears 10 a 11 bell 12 fell 14 upon 13 suddenly 14 upon 15 their 16 ears 16 ears 17 . " a bell ! " said [dick] , [sitting] [up] . 1 " 6 said 2 a 3 bell 3 bell 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 , 6 said 11 . " [can] [we] [be] , [then] , so near to [holywood] ? " 1 " 5 , 5 , 13 " 7 , 8 so 7 , 13 " 8 so 9 near 10 to 12 ? 12 ? 13 " " [nay] , what should this betoken ? " said [dick] , who was [now] [broad] awake . 1 " 3 , 3 , 9 " 4 what 7 betoken 5 should 7 betoken 6 this 7 betoken 7 betoken 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 , 12 , 13 who 13 who 14 was 14 was 17 awake 17 awake 18 . " it is some one walking , " returned [matcham] [,] [and] ["] the [bell] [tolleth] [ever] as he [moves] . ["] 1 " 2 it 1 " 19 he 2 it 3 is 3 is 5 one 4 some 5 one 5 one 6 walking 7 , 8 " 7 , 18 as 8 " 9 returned 9 returned 14 the 18 as 19 he 19 he 21 . " [i] [see] that well , " said [dick] . 1 " 4 that 1 " 8 said 5 well 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " but wherefore ? 1 " 3 wherefore 2 but 3 wherefore 3 wherefore 4 ? what [maketh] he [in] [tunstall] [woods] [?] 1 what 3 he jack , " he added , " laugh at me an ye will , but [i] [like] not the hollow sound of it . " 1 jack 5 added 1 jack 8 laugh 2 , 3 " 3 " 5 added 4 he 5 added 5 added 6 , 6 , 7 " 8 laugh 9 at 8 laugh 24 . 9 at 10 me 9 at 19 the 10 me 14 , 11 an 12 ye 12 ye 13 will 12 ye 14 , 14 , 15 but 15 but 18 not 19 the 20 hollow 20 hollow 21 sound 21 sound 22 of 22 of 23 it 24 . 25 " " [nay] , ["] said [matcham] , with a [shiver] , " it [hath] [a] [doleful] [note] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 12 " 5 said 7 , 5 said 11 , 7 , 8 with 8 with 9 a 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 it 13 it 18 . [an] [the] [day] [were] [not] [come] ["] " it [is] [as] [though] [the] [bearer] [had] [run] [for] [a] [pater-noster] [while] , and [then] [leaped] the river , " dick [observed] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 14 , 14 , 15 and 15 and 18 the 18 the 19 river 19 river 20 , 20 , 21 " 21 " 22 dick 22 dick 24 . " and now [beginneth] [he] [again] [to] [pace] [soberly] [forward] , " added [matcham] . 1 " 3 now 2 and 3 now 3 now 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 added 13 added 15 . " [nay] , " [returned] [dick] ["] [nay] [,] not [so] [soberly] [,] [jack] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 10 not 10 not 15 . ' [tis] a man [that] [walketh] [you] [right] [speedily] . 1 ' 4 man 3 a 4 man 4 man 10 . ' [tis] [a] [man] [in] [some] fear of his [life] [,] [or] [about] [some] [hurried] [business] . 1 ' 7 fear 7 fear 8 of 8 of 9 his 9 his 17 . see ye not how swift the beating draweth near ? " 1 see 2 ye 2 ye 8 draweth 3 not 8 draweth 4 how 8 draweth 5 swift 8 draweth 6 the 8 draweth 7 beating 8 draweth 8 draweth 9 near 8 draweth 10 ? 10 ? 11 " " it is [now] close [by] , " said [matcham] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 9 said 2 it 3 is 3 is 5 close 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . the daylight , which was very clear and grey , showed them a riband of white footpath wandering among the gorse . 1 the 17 footpath 2 daylight 4 which 2 daylight 7 clear 3 , 4 which 4 which 5 was 6 very 7 clear 7 clear 11 showed 8 and 11 showed 9 grey 10 , 9 grey 11 showed 11 showed 14 riband 12 them 14 riband 13 a 14 riband 14 riband 15 of 14 riband 16 white 14 riband 17 footpath 17 footpath 18 wandering 17 footpath 21 gorse 19 among 21 gorse 20 the 21 gorse 21 gorse 22 . it passed some hundred yards from the pit , and ran the whole length of the clearing , east and west . 1 it 17 clearing 2 passed 4 hundred 3 some 4 hundred 4 hundred 5 yards 5 yards 6 from 5 yards 11 ran 7 the 8 pit 8 pit 11 ran 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 ran 11 ran 17 clearing 12 the 13 whole 13 whole 14 length 14 length 15 of 14 length 17 clearing 16 the 17 clearing 17 clearing 18 , 17 clearing 19 east 19 east 20 and 19 east 21 west 21 west 22 . by the line of its course , [dick] [judged] it [should] [lead] [more] [or] [less] [directly] [to] [the] [moat] [house] . 1 by 2 the 2 the 3 line 3 line 4 of 4 of 5 its 4 of 6 course 6 course 7 , 6 course 10 it 10 it 21 . upon this path , stepping forth from the margin of the wood , a white figure now appeared . 1 upon 16 figure 2 this 3 path 3 path 5 stepping 3 path 12 wood 4 , 5 stepping 5 stepping 6 forth 7 from 9 margin 8 the 9 margin 9 margin 10 of 9 margin 12 wood 11 the 12 wood 12 wood 13 , 12 wood 16 figure 14 a 16 figure 15 white 16 figure 16 figure 18 appeared 16 figure 19 . 17 now 18 appeared at every step the bell clanked . 1 at 6 clanked 2 every 3 step 3 step 6 clanked 4 the 6 clanked 5 bell 6 clanked 6 clanked 7 . fear fell upon the lads , as cold as death . 1 fear 2 fell 1 fear 10 death 2 fell 3 upon 3 upon 5 lads 4 the 5 lads 5 lads 6 , 6 , 7 as 8 cold 9 as 8 cold 10 death 10 death 11 . " [a] [leper] ! " said [dick] [,] hoarsely . 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 9 hoarsely 9 hoarsely 10 . " his touch is death , " said [matcham] . 1 " 8 said 2 his 5 death 3 touch 5 death 4 is 5 death 5 death 6 , 6 , 8 said 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " let us [run] . " 1 " 2 let 2 let 3 us 3 us 5 . 5 . 6 " " [not] so , " returned [dick] . 1 " 3 so 3 so 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 returned 6 returned 8 . " see ye not ? he is stone blind . 1 " 3 ye 2 see 3 ye 3 ye 4 not 4 not 9 blind 5 ? 6 he 6 he 7 is 7 is 9 blind 8 stone 9 blind 9 blind 10 . he guideth him with a staff . 1 he 2 guideth 2 guideth 3 him 2 guideth 4 with 2 guideth 6 staff 5 a 6 staff 6 staff 7 . let us [lie] [still] [;] [the] [wind] [bloweth] [towards] [the] [path] [,] [and] [he] [will] go by [and] [hurt] us [not] . 1 let 2 us 1 let 16 go 1 let 20 us 16 go 17 by 20 us 22 . alas , poor soul , and we should rather pity him ! " 1 alas 2 , 2 , 6 and 3 poor 4 soul 4 soul 5 , 5 , 6 and 6 and 7 we 7 we 8 should 8 should 10 pity 9 rather 10 pity 10 pity 11 him 10 pity 12 ! 12 ! 13 " " [i] [will] pity him when he is [by] , " replied [matcham] . 1 " 12 replied 4 pity 5 him 4 pity 7 he 6 when 7 he 7 he 8 is 7 he 12 replied 8 is 10 , 10 , 11 " 12 replied 14 . the blind leper was now about halfway towards them , and just then the sun rose and shone full on his veiled face . 1 the 3 leper 1 the 15 sun 2 blind 3 leper 3 leper 4 was 3 leper 5 now 6 about 7 halfway 7 halfway 8 towards 8 towards 9 them 8 towards 14 the 9 them 10 , 10 , 11 and 11 and 13 then 12 just 13 then 14 the 15 sun 15 sun 16 rose 15 sun 18 shone 16 rose 17 and 18 shone 22 veiled 19 full 22 veiled 20 on 21 his 21 his 22 veiled 22 veiled 23 face 23 face 24 . he had been a tall man before he was bowed by his disgusting sickness , and even now he walked with a vigorous step . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 13 disgusting 4 a 5 tall 4 a 13 disgusting 5 tall 6 man 6 man 10 bowed 7 before 8 he 8 he 9 was 8 he 10 bowed 11 by 13 disgusting 12 his 13 disgusting 13 disgusting 14 sickness 13 disgusting 17 even 13 disgusting 18 now 13 disgusting 20 walked 13 disgusting 23 vigorous 14 sickness 16 and 15 , 16 and 19 he 20 walked 21 with 23 vigorous 22 a 23 vigorous 23 vigorous 24 step 24 step 25 . as he came about level with the pit , he paused , and turned his face full upon the lads . 1 as 2 he 2 he 3 came 3 came 5 level 3 came 18 upon 4 about 5 level 5 level 6 with 6 with 8 pit 7 the 8 pit 8 pit 9 , 10 he 11 paused 10 he 14 turned 11 paused 13 and 12 , 13 and 14 turned 16 face 14 turned 18 upon 15 his 16 face 16 face 17 full 18 upon 20 lads 19 the 20 lads 20 lads 21 . " [mary] [be] my [shield] ! 1 " 4 my 4 my 6 ! he [sees] us ! " said [matcham] [,] [faintly] [.] 1 he 6 said 3 us 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 said " hush ! " whispered [dick] . 1 " 5 whispered 2 hush 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 whispered 5 whispered 7 . " he doth but hearken . 1 " 5 hearken 2 he 3 doth 3 doth 5 hearken 4 but 5 hearken 5 hearken 6 . he is blind , fool ! " 1 he 2 is 2 is 3 blind 3 blind 4 , 3 blind 5 fool 5 fool 6 ! 6 ! 7 " the leper looked or listened , whichever he was really doing , for some seconds . 1 the 2 leper 2 leper 3 looked 2 leper 4 or 4 or 7 whichever 5 listened 7 whichever 6 , 7 whichever 7 whichever 8 he 7 whichever 9 was 7 whichever 10 really 7 whichever 11 doing 7 whichever 15 seconds 12 , 13 for 13 for 15 seconds 14 some 15 seconds 15 seconds 16 . then he began to move on again , but presently paused once more , and again turned and seemed to gaze upon the lads . 1 then 2 he 2 he 3 began 2 he 11 paused 3 began 4 to 3 began 5 move 5 move 6 on 7 again 8 , 8 , 9 but 9 but 10 presently 10 presently 11 paused 11 paused 12 once 12 once 13 more 12 once 14 , 12 once 16 again 12 once 22 upon 12 once 25 . 14 , 15 and 17 turned 18 and 17 turned 22 upon 19 seemed 20 to 19 seemed 21 gaze 21 gaze 22 upon 22 upon 24 lads 23 the 24 lads even [dick] [became] [dead-white] [and] [closed] [his] [eyes] , as if [by] [the] [mere] [sight] he might [become] [infected] . 1 even 11 if 9 , 11 if 10 as 11 if 11 if 16 he 16 he 17 might 17 might 20 . " he saw us , " said [matcham] . 1 " 7 said 2 he 3 saw 2 he 7 said 4 us 5 , 5 , 7 said 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 . " [i] [could] [swear] [it] ! " 1 " 6 ! 6 ! 7 " " [tut] ! " returned [dick] [,] [recovering] [some] [sparks] [of] [courage] . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 returned 5 returned 13 . " he [but] heard [us] . 1 " 2 he 2 he 4 heard 4 heard 6 . he was in fear , poor soul ! 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 in 3 in 7 soul 4 fear 5 , 4 fear 6 poor 6 poor 7 soul 7 soul 8 ! " [dick] [,] [good] [dick] [,] [he] [saw] us , " repeated [matcham] . 1 " 12 repeated 9 us 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 repeated 12 repeated 14 . " [when] a man [hearkeneth] , [he] [doth] [not] as [this] [man] [;] he [doth] [otherwise] [,] [dick] . 1 " 14 he 3 a 4 man 4 man 6 , 6 , 10 as 10 as 14 he 14 he 19 . this was seeing ; it was not hearing . 1 this 2 was 2 was 8 hearing 3 seeing 8 hearing 4 ; 5 it 5 it 6 was 6 was 7 not 7 not 8 hearing 8 hearing 9 . he means foully . 1 he 3 foully 2 means 3 foully 3 foully 4 . hark , else , if his bell be not stopped ! " 1 hark 2 , 1 hark 3 else 1 hark 4 , 1 hark 7 bell 1 hark 11 ! 4 , 5 if 6 his 7 bell 7 bell 8 be 7 bell 9 not 7 bell 10 stopped 11 ! 12 " such was [the] [case] [.] 1 such 2 was the bell rang no longer . 1 the 2 bell 2 bell 3 rang 3 rang 5 longer 4 no 5 longer 5 longer 6 . " [nay] , " said [dick] , " [i] like [not] that . 1 " 5 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 13 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 12 that 10 like 12 that nay , " he cried again , " [i] like that [little] [.] 1 nay 2 , 2 , 3 " 2 , 8 " 3 " 4 he 5 cried 6 again 6 again 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 11 that 10 like 11 that what may this betoken ? 1 what 4 betoken 2 may 4 betoken 3 this 4 betoken 4 betoken 5 ? let us go , by the mass ! " 1 let 2 us 1 let 3 go 3 go 4 , 3 go 5 by 5 by 7 mass 6 the 7 mass 7 mass 8 ! 8 ! 9 " " [he] [hath] [gone] [east] , " added [matcham] . 1 " 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 added 8 added 10 . " [good] [dick] , let us go [westward] [straight] [;] [i] [shall] [not] [breathe] [till] [i] [have] [my] back [turned] [upon] [that] [leper] . " 1 " 4 , 4 , 25 " 5 let 6 us 5 let 7 go 7 go 19 back 19 back 24 . 24 . 25 " " [jack] , [y] ' are too [cowardly] , " replied [dick] . 1 " 11 replied 3 , 5 ' 3 , 7 too 5 ' 6 are 7 too 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 replied 11 replied 13 . next moment he had disappeared into a little thicket . 1 next 2 moment 2 moment 3 he 3 he 4 had 4 had 5 disappeared 5 disappeared 9 thicket 5 disappeared 10 . 6 into 9 thicket 7 a 8 little 7 a 9 thicket the lads , at the first glimpse , had crouched behind a tuft of gorse ; there they lay , horror-struck . 1 the 2 lads 2 lads 3 , 2 lads 4 at 2 lads 8 , 4 at 6 first 5 the 6 first 6 first 7 glimpse 8 , 21 horror-struck 9 had 10 crouched 10 crouched 21 horror-struck 11 behind 21 horror-struck 12 a 13 tuft 13 tuft 14 of 13 tuft 15 gorse 15 gorse 16 ; 15 gorse 21 horror-struck 17 there 21 horror-struck 18 they 21 horror-struck 19 lay 21 horror-struck 20 , 21 horror-struck 21 horror-struck 22 . " [certain] , [he] [pursueth] us , " said [dick] ["] [certain] [!] 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 6 us 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said he held the clapper of his bell in one hand , saw ye ? that it should not sound . 1 he 2 held 1 he 12 saw 2 held 4 clapper 2 held 10 hand 3 the 4 clapper 4 clapper 5 of 4 clapper 6 his 6 his 7 bell 8 in 10 hand 9 one 10 hand 10 hand 11 , 12 saw 13 ye 12 saw 15 that 13 ye 14 ? 15 that 17 should 16 it 17 should 17 should 18 not 18 not 19 sound 19 sound 20 . now may the saints aid and guide us [,] [for] [i] have no strength to combat pestilence ! " 1 now 4 saints 2 may 4 saints 3 the 4 saints 4 saints 5 aid 5 aid 6 and 5 aid 7 guide 7 guide 8 us 7 guide 17 pestilence 12 have 13 no 13 no 17 pestilence 14 strength 17 pestilence 15 to 16 combat 16 combat 17 pestilence 17 pestilence 18 ! 18 ! 19 " " what [maketh] [he] ? " cried [matcham] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 9 . " what doth he want ? 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 doth 2 what 6 ? 3 doth 4 he 3 doth 5 want who ever heard the like , that a leper , out of mere malice , should pursue unfortunates ? 1 who 3 heard 2 ever 3 heard 3 heard 4 the 4 the 9 leper 5 like 7 that 6 , 7 that 7 that 9 leper 8 a 9 leper 9 leper 10 , 9 leper 18 unfortunates 11 out 14 malice 12 of 14 malice 13 mere 14 malice 14 malice 15 , 14 malice 18 unfortunates 16 should 18 unfortunates 17 pursue 18 unfortunates 18 unfortunates 19 ? hath he not his bell to that very end , that people may avoid him ? 1 hath 2 he 1 hath 3 not 3 not 14 avoid 4 his 5 bell 5 bell 14 avoid 6 to 14 avoid 7 that 8 very 7 that 9 end 9 end 10 , 9 end 14 avoid 11 that 14 avoid 12 people 14 avoid 13 may 14 avoid 14 avoid 15 him 15 him 16 ? dick , there is below this something deeper . " 1 dick 2 , 2 , 3 there 2 , 10 " 3 there 4 is 5 below 8 deeper 5 below 9 . 6 this 8 deeper 7 something 8 deeper 9 . 10 " " [nay] [,] [i] [care] [not] [,] ["] [moaned] [dick] [;] ["] [the] [strength] [is] [gone] out of [me] [;] my legs are like water . 1 " 21 my 17 out 18 of 18 of 21 my 21 my 22 legs 22 legs 23 are 22 legs 24 like 24 like 25 water 25 water 26 . the saints be mine assistance ! " 1 the 2 saints 2 saints 3 be 2 saints 5 assistance 2 saints 6 ! 4 mine 5 assistance 6 ! 7 " " [would] [ye] [lie] there [idle] ? " cried [matcham] . 1 " 9 cried 5 there 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 cried 9 cried 11 . " let us back into the open . 1 " 2 let 2 let 3 us 3 us 5 into 3 us 8 . 4 back 5 into 5 into 6 the 6 the 7 open we have the better chance ; he cannot steal upon us unawares . " 1 we 2 have 2 have 5 chance 3 the 5 chance 4 better 5 chance 5 chance 6 ; 5 chance 12 unawares 6 ; 7 he 8 cannot 12 unawares 9 steal 12 unawares 10 upon 12 unawares 11 us 12 unawares 12 unawares 13 . 13 . 14 " " not [i] , " said [dick] . 1 " 2 not 1 " 6 said 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 . " [my] [time] [is] come , and [peradventure] he may [pass] [us] [by] . " 1 " 5 come 5 come 6 , 6 , 7 and 6 , 15 " 7 and 9 he 9 he 10 may 14 . 15 " " bend me , then , your bow ! " cried the other . 1 " 11 cried 2 bend 3 me 2 bend 4 , 2 bend 5 then 2 bend 6 , 2 bend 8 bow 7 your 8 bow 8 bow 11 cried 9 ! 10 " 9 ! 11 cried 11 cried 12 the 12 the 13 other 13 other 14 . " what ! will ye be a man ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 ! 2 what 9 ? 4 will 5 ye 4 will 6 be 6 be 7 a 7 a 8 man 8 man 9 ? 9 ? 10 " dick crossed himself . 1 dick 2 crossed 2 crossed 3 himself 3 himself 4 . " would ye have me shoot upon a leper ? " he cried . 1 " 13 cried 2 would 3 ye 3 ye 4 have 3 ye 5 me 3 ye 6 shoot 6 shoot 9 leper 7 upon 9 leper 8 a 9 leper 9 leper 13 cried 10 ? 11 " 11 " 13 cried 12 he 13 cried 13 cried 14 . " the [hand] [would] [fail] [me] [.] 1 " 2 the nay , now , " he added " nay , now , let be ! 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 4 , 1 nay 9 nay 3 now 4 , 5 " 7 added 5 " 9 nay 6 he 7 added 8 " 9 nay 9 nay 10 , 9 nay 12 , 9 nay 15 ! 11 now 12 , 12 , 13 let 13 let 14 be [with] [sound] [men] [i] [will] [fight] [,] [but] [not] [with] [ghosts] [and] [lepers] [.] which this is [,] [i] [wot] not . 1 which 3 is 2 this 3 is 3 is 7 not 7 not 8 . one or other , [heaven] be [our] [protection] ! " 1 one 2 or 2 or 3 other 3 other 4 , 4 , 10 " 6 be 9 ! 9 ! 10 " " now , " said [matcham] , " if this be man ['s] [courage] , what a poor thing is man ! 1 " 2 now 1 " 16 what 2 now 3 , 2 now 15 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 if 10 this 11 be 10 this 12 man 12 man 15 , 16 what 20 is 17 a 19 thing 18 poor 19 thing 19 thing 20 is 20 is 21 man 21 man 22 ! but sith ye will do naught , let us lie close [.] ["] 1 but 2 sith 2 sith 3 ye 2 sith 4 will 2 sith 6 naught 2 sith 8 let 2 sith 10 lie 2 sith 11 close 5 do 6 naught 6 naught 7 , 8 let 9 us then came a single , broken jangle on the bell . 1 then 7 jangle 2 came 7 jangle 3 a 4 single 4 single 7 jangle 5 , 7 jangle 6 broken 7 jangle 7 jangle 8 on 7 jangle 9 the 7 jangle 10 bell 10 bell 11 . " [he] [hath] [missed] [his] [hold] [upon] [the] [clapper] , " whispered [matcham] . 1 " 12 whispered 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 whispered 12 whispered 14 . " [saints] ! how [near] he is ! " 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 9 " 4 how 6 he 6 he 7 is 7 is 8 ! 8 ! 9 " but [dick] [answered] never a word [;] [his] [teeth] [were] [near] [chattering] . 1 but 4 never 4 never 6 word 5 a 6 word 6 word 13 . suddenly , with a cry , the leper sprang into the open close by , and ran straight upon the lads . 1 suddenly 10 into 2 , 3 with 3 with 4 a 4 a 5 cry 4 a 8 leper 5 cry 6 , 7 the 8 leper 8 leper 9 sprang 8 leper 10 into 10 into 11 the 10 into 20 the 12 open 13 close 13 close 14 by 13 close 19 upon 15 , 16 and 16 and 17 ran 17 ran 18 straight 18 straight 19 upon 19 upon 20 the 20 the 21 lads 21 lads 22 . they , shrieking aloud , separated and began to run different ways . 1 they 3 shrieking 2 , 3 shrieking 3 shrieking 4 aloud 3 shrieking 6 separated 3 shrieking 12 ways 4 aloud 5 , 6 separated 8 began 6 separated 10 run 7 and 8 began 8 began 9 to 11 different 12 ways 12 ways 13 . but [their] [horrible] [enemy] [fastened] [upon] [matcham] , [ran] [him] [swiftly] [down] [,] [and] [had] [him] [almost] [instantly] [a] [prisoner] [.] 1 but 8 , dick heard the cry and turned . 1 dick 2 heard 1 dick 6 turned 1 dick 7 . 2 heard 3 the 2 heard 4 cry 5 and 6 turned but ere he had time to shoot , the leper held up his hand . 1 but 2 ere 2 ere 3 he 3 he 4 had 3 he 11 held 5 time 10 leper 6 to 7 shoot 7 shoot 10 leper 8 , 10 leper 9 the 10 leper 10 leper 11 held 11 held 12 up 11 held 14 hand 13 his 14 hand 14 hand 15 . " hold your [shot] , [dickon] ! " cried a [familiar] voice . 1 " 2 hold 1 " 9 cried 2 hold 3 your 5 , 8 " 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 cried 9 cried 12 voice 10 a 12 voice 12 voice 13 . " hold your shot , mad wag ! 1 " 2 hold 2 hold 3 your 2 hold 7 wag 4 shot 7 wag 5 , 7 wag 6 mad 7 wag 7 wag 8 ! know ye not a friend ? " 1 know 2 ye 2 ye 3 not 2 ye 6 ? 4 a 5 friend 5 friend 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " [sir] [daniel] ! " cried [dick] . 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 cried 6 cried 8 . " [ay] , by the mass [,] [sir] [daniel] ! " returned the knight . 1 " 3 , 3 , 11 " 4 by 6 mass 5 the 6 mass 6 mass 10 ! 10 ! 11 " 11 " 12 returned 12 returned 14 knight 13 the 14 knight 14 knight 15 . " would [ye] [shoot] [upon] [your] [guardian] [,] [rogue] [?] 1 " 2 would " [nay] , " said [dick] , " [i] call him [master] [matcham] . 1 " 5 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 14 . 7 , 8 " 10 call 11 him 11 him 14 . know ye him not ? 1 know 2 ye 2 ye 3 him 2 ye 4 not 2 ye 5 ? he said [ye] knew [him] [!] ["] 1 he 2 said 1 he 4 knew " ay , " [replied] [sir] [daniel] , ["] [i] [know] [the] [lad] [;] ["] and he chuckled . 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 4 " 2 ay 8 , 8 , 16 and 16 and 18 chuckled 17 he 18 chuckled 18 chuckled 19 . " [but] he has [fainted] ; and [,] [by] [my] [sooth] [,] he [might] [have] had [less] to [faint] [for] [!] 1 " 3 he 3 he 4 has 3 he 16 had 6 ; 7 and 6 ; 13 he 13 he 16 had 16 had 18 to hey [,] [dick] ? 1 hey 4 ? did [i] [put] [the] [fear] [of] [death] [upon] you ? " 1 did 9 you 9 you 10 ? 10 ? 11 " " indeed , [sir] [daniel] , ye [did] [that] , " said [dick] , and [sighed] again [at] the [mere] [recollection] . 1 " 12 said 2 indeed 3 , 3 , 12 said 6 , 7 ye 6 , 11 " 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 , 12 said 19 the 12 said 22 . 14 , 15 and 15 and 17 again but [what] [made] [ye] , sir , in [such] [a] [guise] ? " 1 but 5 , 5 , 13 " 6 sir 7 , 7 , 13 " 8 in 12 ? 12 ? 13 " [sir] [daniel] ['s] [brow] [grew] [suddenly] [black] [with] [anger] [.] " what made [i] ? " he said . 1 " 2 what 1 " 8 said 2 what 3 made 5 ? 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 he 8 said 8 said 9 . " ye do well [to] [mind] [me] [of] [it] ! 1 " 2 ye 1 " 4 well 2 ye 3 do 4 well 10 ! what ? 1 what 2 ? i skulked for my poor life in my own [wood] [of] [tunstall] , [dick] . 1 i 2 skulked 2 skulked 3 for 2 skulked 4 my 2 skulked 8 my 4 my 5 poor 4 my 6 life 7 in 8 my 8 my 9 own 9 own 13 , 9 own 15 . we were ill sped at the battle ; we but got there to be swept among the rout . 1 we 2 were 2 were 4 sped 3 ill 4 sped 4 sped 5 at 5 at 6 the 6 the 18 rout 7 battle 8 ; 7 battle 18 rout 9 we 18 rout 10 but 11 got 11 got 12 there 11 got 18 rout 13 to 14 be 14 be 18 rout 15 swept 18 rout 16 among 17 the 16 among 18 rout 18 rout 19 . where be all my good men-at-arms ? 1 where 7 ? 2 be 6 men-at-arms 3 all 6 men-at-arms 4 my 6 men-at-arms 5 good 6 men-at-arms 6 men-at-arms 7 ? dick , [by] [the] [mass] , [i] [know] [not] [!] 1 dick 2 , 1 dick 6 , at length [i] [came] [by] [you] [and] [matcham] [.] 1 at 2 length moreover , [in] [the] [open] [,] where [i] [had] [to] [go] [slowly] [and] [tap] [with] [my] [staff] [,] [i] [feared] [to] [disclose] [myself] [.] 1 moreover 2 , 2 , 7 where but [see] , " he added , " [this] poor [shrew] [begins] a little to [revive] [.] 1 but 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 added 5 he 6 added 6 added 7 , 6 added 15 to 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 poor 10 poor 14 little 13 a 14 little a little good canary will comfort me the heart of it . " 1 a 4 canary 2 little 4 canary 3 good 4 canary 4 canary 5 will 4 canary 6 comfort 4 canary 9 heart 6 comfort 7 me 8 the 9 heart 9 heart 10 of 9 heart 12 . 10 of 11 it 12 . 13 " " what cheer , [jack] ! " said [dick] . 1 " 2 what 1 " 8 said 2 what 3 cheer 4 , 7 " 6 ! 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " it [was] no [leper] , [after] [all] ; it was [sir] [daniel] [!] 1 " 2 it 2 it 11 was 4 no 6 , 4 no 9 ; 9 ; 10 it 10 it 11 was see ! " 1 see 2 ! 2 ! 3 " " swallow me a good draught of this , " said the knight . 1 " 2 swallow 2 swallow 3 me 2 swallow 6 draught 4 a 6 draught 5 good 6 draught 6 draught 7 of 6 draught 13 knight 7 of 8 this 9 , 11 said 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 knight 12 the 13 knight 13 knight 14 . " [this] will give you [manhood] [.] 1 " 5 you 3 will 4 give 4 give 5 you [thereafter] [,] [i] [will] [give] [you] [both] [a] [meal] [,] [and] [we] [shall] [all] [three] [on] [to] [tunstall] [.] but [i] [be] not yet [shent] . 1 but 4 not 4 not 5 yet 5 yet 7 . some of my lads will pick me their way home . 1 some 2 of 1 some 9 way 3 my 4 lads 4 lads 5 will 4 lads 6 pick 4 lads 8 their 6 pick 7 me 8 their 9 way 9 way 10 home 10 home 11 . [hatch] [hath] [ten] [fellows] [;] [selden] [,] [he] [had] [six] [.] and so saying , the knight filled himself a horn of canary , and pledged his ward in dumb show . 1 and 15 pledged 2 so 3 saying 3 saying 4 , 3 saying 8 himself 5 the 6 knight 6 knight 7 filled 6 knight 8 himself 8 himself 10 horn 9 a 10 horn 10 horn 12 canary 11 of 12 canary 12 canary 13 , 12 canary 15 pledged 13 , 14 and 14 and 15 pledged 15 pledged 17 ward 15 pledged 20 show 15 pledged 21 . 16 his 17 ward 17 ward 19 dumb 18 in 19 dumb " [selden] , " dick [faltered] ["] [selden] ["] and he [paused] [again] [.] 1 " 11 he 3 , 4 " 3 , 10 and 4 " 5 dick 10 and 11 he [sir] [daniel] [put] [down] [the] [wine] [untasted] [.] " how ! " he cried , in a changed voice . 1 " 2 how 1 " 6 cried 2 how 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 he 6 cried 11 voice 7 , 8 in 8 in 9 a 9 a 11 voice 10 changed 11 voice 11 voice 12 . ["] [selden] [?] speak ! 1 speak 2 ! what [of] [selden] ? " 1 what 4 ? 4 ? 5 " dick stammered forth the tale of the ambush and the massacre . 1 dick 2 stammered 2 stammered 3 forth 2 stammered 8 ambush 4 the 8 ambush 5 tale 8 ambush 6 of 8 ambush 7 the 8 ambush 8 ambush 9 and 8 ambush 11 massacre 8 ambush 12 . 10 the 11 massacre the knight heard in silence ; but as he listened , his countenance became convulsed with rage and grief . 1 the 2 knight 2 knight 3 heard 3 heard 5 silence 4 in 5 silence 5 silence 6 ; 5 silence 20 . 6 ; 7 but 8 as 10 listened 9 he 10 listened 10 listened 15 convulsed 11 , 15 convulsed 12 his 13 countenance 13 countenance 15 convulsed 14 became 15 convulsed 15 convulsed 16 with 15 convulsed 17 rage 15 convulsed 19 grief 17 rage 18 and 19 grief 20 . " now here , ["] he cried , " [on] [my] [right] [hand] [,] [i] [swear] to [avenge] it ! 1 " 2 now 1 " 3 here 3 here 4 , 3 here 20 ! 4 , 6 he 6 he 7 cried 7 cried 8 , 8 , 9 " 17 to 19 it 19 it 20 ! if that [i] [fail] , if that [i] [spill] [not] [ten] [men] 's [souls] [for] [each] [,] [may] [this] [hand] [wither] [from] [my] [body] [!] 1 if 2 that 2 that 13 's 5 , 6 if 6 if 7 that 7 that 13 's nay , but [,] [duckworth] [,] this time it [shall] [go] [bitter] [hard] ! " 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 14 ! 2 , 3 but 3 but 7 this 7 this 8 time 8 time 9 it 14 ! 15 " he was silent for some time , his face working . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 silent 2 was 10 working 3 silent 4 for 4 for 5 some 5 some 6 time 6 time 7 , 8 his 9 face 9 face 10 working 10 working 11 . " eat ! " he cried , suddenly . 1 " 6 cried 2 eat 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 6 cried 5 he 6 cried 6 cried 7 , 6 cried 8 suddenly 6 cried 9 . " [and] you here , " he added to [matcham] [,] ["] [swear] me [an] [oath] to [follow] [straight] [to] the [moat] [house] . " 1 " 3 you 3 you 4 here 4 here 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 added 7 he 8 added 8 added 9 to 9 to 14 me 14 me 17 to 14 me 24 . 17 to 21 the 24 . 25 " " [i] [will] [pledge] mine [honour] , " replied [matcham] . 1 " 9 replied 5 mine 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 replied 9 replied 11 . " what make [i] with your honour ? " cried the knight . 1 " 2 what 1 " 10 cried 2 what 3 make 5 with 6 your 6 your 7 honour 6 your 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 12 knight 11 the 12 knight 12 knight 13 . " [swear] [me] [upon] your [mother] ['s] [welfare] ! " 1 " 5 your 5 your 9 ! 9 ! 10 " matcham [gave] [the] [required] [oath] [;] [and] [sir] [daniel] [re-adjusted] [the] [hood] [over] [his] [face] , and [prepared] his [bell] [and] [staff] [.] 1 matcham 16 , 16 , 17 and 17 and 19 his to see him once more in that appalling travesty somewhat revived the horror of his two companions . 1 to 2 see 2 see 3 him 2 see 17 companions 4 once 5 more 4 once 6 in 6 in 9 travesty 7 that 9 travesty 8 appalling 9 travesty 9 travesty 10 somewhat 9 travesty 11 revived 9 travesty 13 horror 9 travesty 15 his 9 travesty 16 two 9 travesty 17 companions 11 revived 12 the 13 horror 14 of 17 companions 18 . but the knight was soon upon his feet . 1 but 2 the 2 the 3 knight 3 knight 5 soon 3 knight 9 . 4 was 5 soon 6 upon 7 his 7 his 8 feet 8 feet 9 . " eat with despatch , " he said , " and follow me yarely to mine house . " 1 " 4 despatch 1 " 8 said 2 eat 4 despatch 3 with 4 despatch 5 , 8 said 6 " 8 said 7 he 8 said 8 said 14 yarely 9 , 10 " 9 , 11 and 11 and 14 yarely 12 follow 14 yarely 13 me 14 yarely 14 yarely 15 to 14 yarely 16 mine 14 yarely 17 house 17 house 18 . 18 . 19 " " and [so] ye [go] [to] [tunstall] ? " 1 " 4 ye 2 and 4 ye 4 ye 8 ? 8 ? 9 " dick inquired . 1 dick 2 inquired 1 dick 3 . " [yea] , [verily] , " said [matcham] , " [when] [needs] must [!] 1 " 3 , 3 , 10 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 13 must i am [braver] [behind] [sir] [daniel] ['s] [back] [than] [to] [his] [face] . " 1 i 2 am 2 am 13 . 13 . 14 " come , [dick] , [forgive] [him] what he did amiss , as he , for his part , cheerfully and lovingly forgiveth you . " 1 come 2 , 1 come 4 , 4 , 25 " 7 what 9 did 8 he 9 did 9 did 10 amiss 9 did 23 you 9 did 24 . 10 amiss 11 , 12 as 13 he 13 he 22 forgiveth 14 , 22 forgiveth 15 for 16 his 16 his 22 forgiveth 17 part 22 forgiveth 18 , 22 forgiveth 19 cheerfully 22 forgiveth 20 and 22 forgiveth 21 lovingly 22 forgiveth 22 forgiveth 23 you 24 . 25 " " and wherefore so ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 7 asked 2 and 3 wherefore 3 wherefore 4 so 3 wherefore 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 asked 7 asked 9 . " [an] we both go to [tunstall] [,] [i] [shall] see you [yet] again , [i] [trow] , and that [right] [often] . " 1 " 3 we 3 we 4 both 3 we 5 go 5 go 6 to 6 to 11 see 11 see 12 you 11 see 14 again 14 again 15 , 14 again 23 . 15 , 19 and 18 , 19 and 19 and 20 that 23 . 24 " he held his arms open , and the lads embraced and kissed . 1 he 2 held 2 held 3 his 3 his 4 arms 4 arms 12 kissed 4 arms 13 . 5 open 10 embraced 6 , 7 and 7 and 10 embraced 8 the 9 lads 9 lads 10 embraced 10 embraced 12 kissed 11 and 12 kissed " [and] , [dick] [,] " [continued] [matcham] , " [my] [spirit] [bodeth] [ill] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 10 " 6 " 9 , 9 , 10 " we go down [into] [that] [house] [,] [saint] [mary] [guide] [us] forth [again] [!] ["] 1 we 2 go 2 go 3 down 2 go 12 forth [book] [ii] [the] [moat] [house] [chapter] [i] [dick] [asks] [questions] the [moat] [house] [stood] not far from the [rough] forest [road] . 1 the 10 forest 5 not 6 far 6 far 7 from 7 from 8 the 8 the 10 forest 10 forest 12 . within , it enclosed a narrow court . 1 within 4 enclosed 2 , 4 enclosed 3 it 4 enclosed 4 enclosed 6 narrow 4 enclosed 7 court 5 a 6 narrow 7 court 8 . the moat was perhaps twelve feet wide , crossed by a single drawbridge . 1 the 2 moat 2 moat 3 was 2 moat 4 perhaps 2 moat 13 drawbridge 5 twelve 13 drawbridge 6 feet 13 drawbridge 7 wide 8 , 7 wide 13 drawbridge 9 crossed 13 drawbridge 10 by 13 drawbridge 11 a 12 single 12 single 13 drawbridge 13 drawbridge 14 . some were making arrows , some sharpening swords that had long been disused ; but even as they worked , they shook their heads . 1 some 4 arrows 1 some 7 sharpening 2 were 4 arrows 3 making 4 arrows 4 arrows 5 , 6 some 7 sharpening 7 sharpening 8 swords 7 sharpening 9 that 9 that 21 they 10 had 11 long 11 long 13 disused 12 been 13 disused 13 disused 14 ; 13 disused 15 but 13 disused 16 even 13 disused 17 as 13 disused 18 they 13 disused 19 worked 13 disused 21 they 20 , 21 they 21 they 23 their 22 shook 23 their 23 their 24 heads 24 heads 25 . twelve [of] [sir] [daniel] ['s] [party] [had] [escaped] [the] [battle] , [run] [the] [gauntlet] [through] [the] [wood] , and [come] [alive] [to] the [moat] [house] [.] 1 twelve 11 , 11 , 19 and 18 , 19 and 19 and 23 the this [raised] [the] [force] [of] [the] [garrison] , [counting] [hatch] , [sir] [daniel] , and [young] [shelton] [,] [to] [twenty-two] [effective] [men] [.] 1 this 8 , 8 , 15 and 11 , 15 and 14 , 15 and and more might be continually expected to arrive . 1 and 2 more 2 more 5 continually 3 might 4 be 3 might 5 continually 5 continually 6 expected 5 continually 8 arrive 6 expected 7 to 8 arrive 9 . the danger lay not therefore in the lack of men . 1 the 2 danger 2 danger 3 lay 2 danger 5 therefore 4 not 5 therefore 5 therefore 8 lack 6 in 7 the 6 in 8 lack 8 lack 9 of 8 lack 10 men 10 men 11 . it was the [terror] of [the] [black] [arrow] [that] [oppressed] the spirits of the [garrison] . 1 it 2 was 1 it 16 . 2 was 3 the 3 the 5 of 5 of 14 the 11 the 12 spirits 12 spirits 13 of 13 of 14 the for [their] [open] [foes] [of] the [party] of [york] [,] [in] these [most] [changing] [times] , [they] [felt] [but] a [far-away] [concern] [.] 1 for 6 the 1 for 20 a 6 the 8 of 8 of 12 these 12 these 16 , " the world , " [as] [people] said [in] [those] [days] , " [might] [change] [again] " before [harm] came . 1 " 8 said 2 the 3 world 3 world 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 8 said 8 said 12 , 8 said 21 . 12 , 13 " 12 , 17 " 18 before 20 came 18 before 21 . but [for] [their] [neighbours] [in] the [wood] [,] [they] [trembled] . 1 but 6 the 6 the 11 . it was not [sir] [daniel] alone who was a mark for hatred . 1 it 2 was 1 it 8 was 2 was 3 not 2 was 6 alone 7 who 8 was 8 was 9 a 9 a 10 mark 10 mark 12 hatred 11 for 12 hatred 12 hatred 13 . his men , conscious of impunity , had carried themselves cruelly through all the country . 1 his 2 men 2 men 3 , 2 men 4 conscious 4 conscious 5 of 4 conscious 6 impunity 6 impunity 7 , 6 impunity 8 had 6 impunity 9 carried 6 impunity 11 cruelly 10 themselves 11 cruelly 11 cruelly 12 through 11 cruelly 15 country 11 cruelly 16 . 12 through 14 the 13 all 14 the nor had there been lacking grisly advertisements of what they might expect . 1 nor 6 grisly 2 had 4 been 3 there 4 been 4 been 6 grisly 5 lacking 6 grisly 6 grisly 7 advertisements 6 grisly 8 of 6 grisly 9 what 6 grisly 10 they 6 grisly 11 might 6 grisly 12 expect 12 expect 13 . at different periods of the evening and the night , no fewer than seven riderless horses had come neighing in terror to the gate . 1 at 3 periods 2 different 3 periods 3 periods 4 of 3 periods 5 the 3 periods 8 the 5 the 6 evening 6 evening 7 and 8 the 9 night 8 the 24 gate 9 night 10 , 11 no 12 fewer 12 fewer 13 than 12 fewer 14 seven 14 seven 15 riderless 15 riderless 16 horses 15 riderless 17 had 15 riderless 19 neighing 18 come 19 neighing 19 neighing 20 in 19 neighing 21 terror 19 neighing 22 to 19 neighing 24 gate 23 the 24 gate 24 gate 25 . two [were] [from] [selden] ['s] [troop] [;] [five] [belonged] [to] men [who] [had] [ridden] [with] [sir] [daniel] [to] [the] [field] . 1 two 11 men 11 men 21 . " [nay] , [master] [shelton] , " said [hatch] , [at] [last] " nay , but what said [i] [?] 1 " 3 , 3 , 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 10 , 16 but 13 " 14 nay 14 nay 15 , 15 , 16 but 16 but 17 what 17 what 18 said we shall all go . 1 we 2 shall 2 shall 3 all 2 shall 4 go 4 go 5 . selden was a man of his hands ; he was like a brother to me . 1 selden 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 man 3 a 5 of 5 of 6 his 6 his 7 hands 6 his 13 brother 7 hands 8 ; 8 ; 9 he 9 he 10 was 10 was 12 a 11 like 12 a 13 brother 16 . 14 to 15 me 15 me 16 . well , he has gone second ; well , we shall all follow ! 1 well 2 , 2 , 3 he 3 he 4 has 4 has 5 gone 5 gone 14 ! 6 second 7 ; 7 ; 10 we 8 well 9 , 8 well 10 we 10 we 11 shall 11 shall 12 all 11 shall 13 follow 13 follow 14 ! for what said their knave rhyme ? 1 for 2 what 2 what 7 ? 3 said 6 rhyme 4 their 5 knave 5 knave 6 rhyme 6 rhyme 7 ? ' [a] [black] [arrow] [in] [each] [black] [heart] . ' 1 ' 10 ' 9 . 10 ' was it not so it went ? 1 was 3 not 1 was 4 so 2 it 3 not 4 so 5 it 4 so 6 went 4 so 7 ? dick gave ear . 1 dick 3 ear 2 gave 3 ear 3 ear 4 . out of a low window , hard by where they were talking , groans and murmurs came to his ear . 1 out 2 of 1 out 5 window 3 a 4 low 4 low 5 window 5 window 6 , 5 window 7 hard 5 window 9 where 7 hard 8 by 9 where 16 murmurs 10 they 11 were 11 were 12 talking 12 talking 14 groans 13 , 14 groans 14 groans 15 and 14 groans 16 murmurs 16 murmurs 17 came 16 murmurs 18 to 16 murmurs 20 ear 19 his 20 ear 20 ear 21 . " [lieth] [he] there ? " he asked . 1 " 8 asked 4 there 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 8 asked 6 " 7 he 8 asked 9 . " ay , [in] [the] [second] [porter] ['s] [chamber] , " answered [hatch] . 1 " 2 ay 1 " 12 answered 2 ay 3 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 answered 12 answered 14 . " we could not bear him further , soul and body were so bitterly at odds . 1 " 16 odds 2 we 3 could 3 could 4 not 3 could 5 bear 5 bear 7 further 6 him 7 further 7 further 8 , 7 further 16 odds 9 soul 10 and 9 soul 11 body 11 body 16 odds 12 were 13 so 13 so 14 bitterly 14 bitterly 16 odds 15 at 16 odds 16 odds 17 . at every step we lifted him , he thought to wend . 1 at 2 every 2 every 3 step 3 step 11 wend 4 we 11 wend 5 lifted 6 him 5 lifted 11 wend 6 him 7 , 7 , 8 he 8 he 9 thought 9 thought 11 wend 10 to 11 wend 11 wend 12 . but now , methinks , it is the soul that suffereth . 1 but 4 methinks 2 now 3 , 2 now 4 methinks 4 methinks 5 , 4 methinks 11 suffereth 6 it 7 is 7 is 11 suffereth 8 the 11 suffereth 9 soul 11 suffereth 10 that 11 suffereth 11 suffereth 12 . ever for the priest he crieth , and [sir] [oliver] , [i] [wot] [not] why , still cometh not . 1 ever 2 for 2 for 18 cometh 3 the 4 priest 4 priest 6 crieth 4 priest 17 still 5 he 6 crieth 6 crieth 7 , 6 crieth 8 and 6 crieth 11 , 6 crieth 16 , 15 why 16 , 17 still 18 cometh 18 cometh 19 not 18 cometh 20 . ' [twill] [be] [a] [long] [shrift] [;] but [poor] [appleyard] [and] [poor] [selden] [,] they had [none] . " 1 ' 8 but 8 but 15 they 15 they 16 had 16 had 18 . 18 . 19 " dick stooped to the window and looked in . 1 dick 2 stooped 1 dick 7 looked 1 dick 9 . 2 stooped 3 to 2 stooped 5 window 2 stooped 6 and 3 to 4 the 4 the 5 window 7 looked 8 in the little cell was low and dark , but he could make out the wounded soldier lying moaning on his pallet . 1 the 2 little 2 little 3 cell 3 cell 4 was 3 cell 5 low 3 cell 8 , 5 low 6 and 5 low 7 dark 8 , 9 but 9 but 10 he 10 he 11 could 11 could 21 pallet 12 make 21 pallet 13 out 21 pallet 14 the 15 wounded 15 wounded 21 pallet 16 soldier 21 pallet 17 lying 21 pallet 18 moaning 21 pallet 19 on 21 pallet 20 his 21 pallet 21 pallet 22 . " [carter] , [poor] [friend] [,] how [goeth] it ? " he asked . 1 " 3 , 3 , 11 " 7 how 9 it 9 it 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 11 " 13 asked 12 he 13 asked 13 asked 14 . " master [shelton] , " returned [the] [man] [,] in an excited whisper , " for the dear light of heaven , bring the priest . 1 " 6 returned 2 master 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 returned 6 returned 17 the 10 in 13 whisper 10 in 17 the 11 an 12 excited 12 excited 13 whisper 13 whisper 14 , 14 , 15 " 16 for 17 the 17 the 25 priest 18 dear 19 light 19 light 20 of 19 light 21 heaven 21 heaven 22 , 21 heaven 23 bring 23 bring 25 priest 24 the 25 priest 25 priest 26 . [alack] [,] [i] [am] [sped] [;] [i] [am] [brought] [very] [low] [down] [;] [my] [hurt] [is] [to] [the] [death] [.] ye may do me no more service ; this shall be the last . 1 ye 2 may 1 ye 13 last 2 may 3 do 2 may 7 service 2 may 11 be 4 me 7 service 5 no 6 more 5 no 7 service 7 service 8 ; 7 service 9 this 10 shall 11 be 12 the 13 last 13 last 14 . he groaned , and [dick] heard the [grating] [of] [his] [teeth] [,] [whether] [in] [pain] [or] [terror] [.] 1 he 2 groaned 1 he 6 heard 2 groaned 4 and 3 , 4 and 6 heard 7 the just then [sir] [daniel] [appeared] [upon] the [threshold] of the hall . 1 just 2 then 2 then 7 the 7 the 9 of 9 of 10 the 10 the 11 hall 11 hall 12 . he had a letter in one hand . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 a 3 a 4 letter 3 a 7 hand 5 in 7 hand 6 one 7 hand 7 hand 8 . rather it imputeth to get speedily again to saddle . 1 rather 3 imputeth 2 it 3 imputeth 3 imputeth 4 to 3 imputeth 5 get 3 imputeth 6 speedily 3 imputeth 7 again 3 imputeth 8 to 3 imputeth 9 saddle 9 saddle 10 . this old [harry] [the] [sixt] [has] [had] [the] [undermost] [.] 1 this 2 old wash we , then , our hands of him . 1 wash 6 our 1 wash 7 hands 2 we 6 our 3 , 4 then 4 then 5 , 4 then 6 our 7 hands 8 of 8 of 9 him 9 him 10 . i have a good friend [that] [rideth] [next] [the] [duke] , the [lord] of [wensleydale] [.] 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 a 3 a 4 good 4 good 5 friend 5 friend 11 , 5 friend 14 of 12 the 14 of doubt not but he will lend a favourable ear . 1 doubt 2 not 1 doubt 3 but 1 doubt 8 favourable 3 but 4 he 5 will 6 lend 6 lend 8 favourable 7 a 8 favourable 8 favourable 9 ear 9 ear 10 . a prayer without gifts is like a song without music : [i] [surfeit] [him] [with] [promises] [,] [boys] [i] [spare] [not] [to] [promise] [.] 1 a 2 prayer 1 a 8 song 2 prayer 4 gifts 3 without 4 gifts 4 gifts 5 is 6 like 7 a 7 a 8 song 8 song 9 without 8 song 10 music 8 song 11 : what , then , is lacking ? 1 what 5 is 2 , 3 then 3 then 4 , 4 , 5 is 5 is 6 lacking 6 lacking 7 ? nay , [a] [great] [thing] [wherefore] [should] [i] [deceive] [you] [?] [a] [great] [thing] and a [difficult] [:] [a] messenger [to] [bear] [it] [.] 1 nay 2 , 2 , 15 and 15 and 16 a 16 a 20 messenger the woods y ' are not ignorant of that lie thick with our ill-willers . 1 the 2 woods 2 woods 3 y 3 y 4 ' 3 y 5 are 3 y 14 ill-willers 6 not 7 ignorant 7 ignorant 8 of 7 ignorant 14 ill-willers 9 that 14 ill-willers 10 lie 14 ill-willers 11 thick 14 ill-willers 12 with 14 ill-willers 13 our 14 ill-willers 14 ill-willers 15 . haste is most needful ; but without sleight and caution all is naught . 1 haste 2 is 2 is 8 sleight 3 most 8 sleight 4 needful 5 ; 4 needful 8 sleight 6 but 8 sleight 7 without 8 sleight 8 sleight 9 and 8 sleight 10 caution 8 sleight 11 all 8 sleight 12 is 8 sleight 13 naught 13 naught 14 . one man instantly arose . 1 one 2 man 2 man 3 instantly 3 instantly 4 arose 4 arose 5 . " [i] [will] , [an't] like you , " said he . 1 " 4 , 4 , 9 " 6 like 7 you 7 you 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 11 he 11 he 12 . " [i] will [even] [risk] [my] [carcase] [.] ["] 1 " 3 will " [nay] , [dicky] [bowyer] [,] not so , " returned the knight . 1 " 3 , 3 , 10 " 7 not 8 so 8 so 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 returned 11 returned 13 knight 12 the 13 knight 13 knight 14 . " it [likes] [me] [not] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 6 . y ' are sly indeed , but not speedy . 1 y 2 ' 1 y 3 are 1 y 9 speedy 4 sly 5 indeed 4 sly 9 speedy 5 indeed 6 , 7 but 9 speedy 8 not 9 speedy 9 speedy 10 . ye were a laggard ever . " 1 ye 4 laggard 2 were 4 laggard 3 a 4 laggard 4 laggard 5 ever 4 laggard 6 . 6 . 7 " " [an't] be so , [sir] [daniel] , here [am] [i] , " cried another . 1 " 14 cried 3 be 4 so 4 so 5 , 5 , 13 " 8 , 13 " 9 here 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 cried 14 cried 15 another 15 another 16 . " the saints forfend ! " said the knight . 1 " 4 forfend 2 the 3 saints 3 saints 4 forfend 4 forfend 5 ! 4 forfend 9 knight 5 ! 6 " 6 " 7 said 8 the 9 knight 9 knight 10 . " [y] ['] [are] [speedy] , but [not] [sly] [.] 1 " 7 but 6 , 7 but ye would [blunder] [me] [headforemost] [into] [john] [amend-all] ['s] [camp] [.] 1 ye 2 would i thank you both for your good courage ; but , in sooth , it may not be . " 1 i 16 may 2 thank 3 you 3 you 16 may 4 both 7 good 5 for 6 your 6 your 7 good 7 good 13 sooth 8 courage 9 ; 8 courage 11 , 8 courage 13 sooth 9 ; 10 but 12 in 13 sooth 13 sooth 14 , 13 sooth 15 it 13 sooth 16 may 16 may 17 not 16 may 18 be 18 be 19 . 19 . 20 " then [hatch] [offered] [himself] , and he [also] was [refused] . 1 then 5 , 5 , 6 and 6 and 7 he 7 he 9 was 9 was 11 . " now , " he said , " upon your good speed and better discretion we do all depend . 1 " 6 said 2 now 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 20 . 7 , 8 " 9 upon 15 discretion 10 your 15 discretion 11 good 12 speed 12 speed 13 and 12 speed 15 discretion 14 better 15 discretion 15 discretion 16 we 15 discretion 17 do 15 discretion 19 depend 15 discretion 20 . 18 all 19 depend but [mark] it [well] [,] [throgmorton] [:] [the] [matter] is not [easy] . 1 but 3 it 3 it 10 is 10 is 11 not 11 not 13 . " [i] [can] [swim] , " returned [throgmorton] . 1 " 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 returned 7 returned 9 . " [i] [will] come [soundly] , [fear] [not] . " 1 " 4 come 4 come 6 , 6 , 10 " 9 . 10 " " well , friend , [get] [ye] [to] [the] [buttery] , " replied [sir] [daniel] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 5 , 2 well 11 , 4 friend 5 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 replied 13 replied 16 . " ye shall swim first of all in nut-brown ale . " 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 shall 3 shall 4 swim 4 swim 9 nut-brown 5 first 9 nut-brown 6 of 9 nut-brown 7 all 9 nut-brown 8 in 9 nut-brown 9 nut-brown 10 ale 10 ale 11 . 11 . 12 " and with that he turned back into the hall . 1 and 5 turned 2 with 3 that 3 that 4 he 4 he 5 turned 5 turned 6 back 5 turned 7 into 7 into 9 hall 8 the 9 hall 9 hall 10 . " [sir] [daniel] [hath] a [wise] tongue , " said [hatch] , [aside] [,] [to] [dick] . 1 " 10 said 5 a 7 tongue 7 tongue 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 , 10 said 17 . " [see] [,] now , where many a [lesser] man [had] [glossed] [the] [matter] [over] , he [speaketh] [it] [out] [plainly] [to] [his] [company] . 1 " 4 now 1 " 17 he 4 now 5 , 4 now 16 , 5 , 6 where 7 many 8 a 8 a 10 man 10 man 16 , 17 he 25 . here is a danger , ' a saith , and here difficulty ; and jesteth in the very saying . 1 here 2 is 1 here 5 , 1 here 15 jesteth 2 is 3 a 2 is 4 danger 6 ' 8 saith 7 a 8 saith 8 saith 15 jesteth 9 , 10 and 10 and 15 jesteth 11 here 15 jesteth 12 difficulty 15 jesteth 13 ; 15 jesteth 14 and 15 jesteth 15 jesteth 16 in 15 jesteth 17 the 15 jesteth 18 very 15 jesteth 19 saying 15 jesteth 20 . nay , [by] [saint] [barbary] , he is a [born] [captain] ! 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 6 , 1 nay 12 ! 6 , 7 he 7 he 8 is 8 is 9 a not a man but he is some deal heartened up ! 1 not 2 a 2 a 3 man 3 man 9 heartened 4 but 5 he 4 but 9 heartened 6 is 9 heartened 7 some 9 heartened 8 deal 9 heartened 9 heartened 10 up 9 heartened 11 ! see how they fall again to work . " 1 see 2 how 1 see 5 again 2 how 3 they 4 fall 5 again 5 again 8 . 6 to 7 work 7 work 8 . 8 . 9 " [this] [praise] [of] [sir] [daniel] [put] [a] [thought] [in] [the] [lad] ['s] [head] [.] " [bennet] , " he said , " how came my father by his [end] ? " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 17 " 8 " 9 how 9 how 10 came 10 came 11 my 10 came 13 by 11 my 12 father 13 by 14 his 16 ? 17 " " ask me not that , " replied [hatch] . 1 " 8 replied 2 ask 3 me 3 me 5 that 3 me 6 , 4 not 5 that 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 replied 8 replied 10 . " [i] had no hand nor knowledge in [it] ; [furthermore] [,] [i] will [even] be silent , [master] [dick] [.] 1 " 4 no 3 had 4 no 4 no 7 knowledge 4 no 8 in 4 no 10 ; 5 hand 7 knowledge 6 nor 7 knowledge 10 ; 14 will 14 will 16 be 16 be 17 silent 17 silent 18 , for look you , in a man 's own business there he may speak ; but of hearsay matters and of common talk , not so . 1 for 3 you 2 look 3 you 3 you 13 may 4 , 11 there 5 in 6 a 6 a 7 man 7 man 8 's 8 's 10 business 9 own 10 business 10 business 11 there 11 there 13 may 12 he 13 may 13 may 14 speak 14 speak 15 ; 15 ; 18 hearsay 16 but 18 hearsay 17 of 18 hearsay 18 hearsay 19 matters 18 hearsay 20 and 18 hearsay 21 of 18 hearsay 22 common 18 hearsay 23 talk 18 hearsay 27 . 23 talk 26 so 24 , 26 so 25 not 26 so ask me [sir] [oliver] [ay] , or [carter] , if ye will ; [not] [me] . " 1 ask 2 me 2 me 6 , 6 , 7 or 6 , 17 " 9 , 10 if 9 , 17 " 10 if 11 ye 11 ye 12 will 11 ye 13 ; 16 . 17 " and [hatch] set off to [make] [the] [rounds] [,] [leaving] [dick] [in] [a] [muse] [.] 1 and 3 set 3 set 4 off 4 off 5 to " [wherefore] [would] [he] [not] tell me ? " [thought] [the] [lad] [.] 1 " 6 tell 6 tell 7 me 7 me 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " and [wherefore] [named] he [carter] [?] 1 " 5 he 2 and 5 he [carter] [nay] [,] [then] [carter] [had] [a] [hand] [in] [it] [,] [perchance] [.] ["] at his [entrance] [carter] [started] [eagerly] [.] 1 at 2 his " have ye brought the priest ? " he cried . 1 " 10 cried 2 have 3 ye 3 ye 4 brought 3 ye 7 ? 4 brought 6 priest 5 the 6 priest 7 ? 8 " 8 " 10 cried 9 he 10 cried 10 cried 11 . " not yet [awhile] , " returned [dick] [.] 1 " 2 not 1 " 7 returned 3 yet 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 returned " [y] ['] ['] [ave] [a] [word] [to] tell me first [.] 1 " 9 tell 9 tell 10 me 10 me 11 first how came my father , [harry] [shelton] [,] by his [death] [?] ["] 1 how 2 came 2 came 3 my 2 came 9 by 3 my 4 father 4 father 5 , 9 by 10 his the man 's face altered instantly . 1 the 2 man 2 man 3 's 3 's 4 face 4 face 5 altered 4 face 7 . 5 altered 6 instantly " [i] [know] not , " he replied , doggedly . 1 " 4 not 1 " 8 replied 5 , 8 replied 6 " 8 replied 7 he 8 replied 8 replied 10 doggedly 9 , 10 doggedly 10 doggedly 11 . " [nay] , [ye] [know] well , " returned [dick] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 6 well 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 returned 9 returned 11 . " [seek] not [to] [put] [me] [by] . " 1 " 3 not 3 not 8 . 8 . 9 " " [i] tell you [i] know [not] , " repeated [carter] . 1 " 10 repeated 3 tell 4 you 4 you 6 know 6 know 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 repeated 10 repeated 12 . " then , " said [dick] , " ye shall [die] [unshriven] . 1 " 5 said 2 then 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 13 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 ye 9 ye 10 shall here [am] [i] , and [here] shall [stay] . 1 here 4 , 1 here 9 . 4 , 5 and 5 and 7 shall there shall no priest come near you , rest assured . 1 there 3 no 2 shall 3 no 3 no 4 priest 4 priest 6 near 4 priest 8 , 4 priest 10 assured 5 come 6 near 7 you 8 , 9 rest 10 assured 10 assured 11 . " ye say what [ye] [mean] [not] , [master] [dick] , " said [carter] , [composedly] . 1 " 2 ye 1 " 13 said 3 say 4 what 3 say 8 , 8 , 12 " 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 , 13 said 17 . " it is ill [threatening] [the] [dying] [,] and [becometh] you [(] to speak [truth] [)] [little] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 11 you 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 ill 4 ill 9 and 11 you 14 speak 13 to 14 speak 14 speak 18 . and for as little as it commends you , it shall serve you less . 1 and 14 less 2 for 14 less 3 as 7 commends 4 little 7 commends 5 as 7 commends 6 it 7 commends 7 commends 8 you 7 commends 9 , 7 commends 10 it 7 commends 11 shall 7 commends 12 serve 7 commends 13 you 7 commends 14 less 14 less 15 . stay , an ye please . 1 stay 5 please 2 , 5 please 3 an 4 ye 4 ye 5 please 5 please 6 . ye will condemn my soul ye shall learn nothing ! 1 ye 3 condemn 1 ye 10 ! 2 will 3 condemn 3 condemn 5 soul 3 condemn 6 ye 3 condemn 8 learn 3 condemn 9 nothing 4 my 5 soul 6 ye 7 shall there is my [last] word [to] [you] . " 1 there 2 is 2 is 3 my 3 my 5 word 5 word 8 . 8 . 9 " and the wounded man turned upon the other side . 1 and 2 the 2 the 8 other 3 wounded 4 man 3 wounded 5 turned 5 turned 6 upon 6 upon 7 the 7 the 8 other 8 other 9 side 9 side 10 . now , [dick] , to say [truth] , [had] [spoken] [hastily] , and [was] [ashamed] [of] [his] [threat] [.] 1 now 2 , 1 now 4 , 4 , 13 and 5 to 6 say 6 say 8 , 8 , 13 and 12 , 13 and but he made one more effort . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 made 3 made 6 effort 4 one 6 effort 5 more 6 effort 6 effort 7 . " [carter] , " he said , " mistake me not . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 11 not 9 mistake 10 me 10 me 11 not 11 not 12 . but [i] [begin] [to] [learn] upon [many] [sides] [that] this [great] [duty] [lieth] [on] [my] [youth] [and] [ignorance] [,] [to] [avenge] [my] [father] [.] 1 but 10 this 6 upon 10 this the [wounded] man [lay] [silent] [;] [nor] [,] [say] [what] [dick] [pleased] [,] [could] [he] [extract] [another] word from him . 1 the 3 man 3 man 21 . 18 word 19 from 19 from 20 him 20 him 21 . " and yet , " he thought , " [of] what [use] is [courage] [without] [wit] ? 1 " 11 what 2 and 3 yet 3 yet 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 he 6 he 7 thought 7 thought 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 what 11 what 13 is 11 what 17 ? had his hands been clean , he would have spoken ; his silence did confess the secret louder than words . 1 had 2 his 1 had 4 been 1 had 10 spoken 2 his 3 hands 4 been 5 clean 5 clean 6 , 7 he 8 would 8 would 9 have 9 have 10 spoken 10 spoken 11 ; 10 spoken 12 his 10 spoken 15 confess 13 silence 15 confess 14 did 15 confess 15 confess 18 louder 16 the 17 secret 17 secret 18 louder 18 louder 19 than 18 louder 20 words 18 louder 21 . nay , upon all sides , proof floweth on me . 1 nay 2 , 2 , 8 floweth 3 upon 8 floweth 4 all 5 sides 5 sides 8 floweth 6 , 8 floweth 7 proof 8 floweth 8 floweth 9 on 8 floweth 10 me 10 me 11 . sir [daniel] , [he] [or] [his] men , [hath] [done] this thing . " 1 sir 3 , 3 , 14 " 7 men 8 , 8 , 14 " 11 this 12 thing 12 thing 13 . 13 . 14 " dick paused in the stone passage with a heavy heart . 1 dick 2 paused 1 dick 11 . 2 paused 6 passage 3 in 4 the 4 the 6 passage 5 stone 6 passage 6 passage 9 heavy 7 with 8 a 8 a 9 heavy 9 heavy 10 heart the necessity , if it should prove to be one , was cruel . 1 the 2 necessity 2 necessity 4 if 2 necessity 7 prove 2 necessity 10 one 2 necessity 11 , 2 necessity 13 cruel 3 , 4 if 4 if 5 it 6 should 7 prove 7 prove 9 be 8 to 9 be 12 was 13 cruel 13 cruel 14 . " [pray] [heaven] [he] [be] innocent ! " he said . 1 " 10 said 6 innocent 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 . and then steps sounded on the [flagging] , and [sir] [oliver] [came] [gravely] [towards] the [lad] [.] 1 and 2 then 2 then 4 sounded 3 steps 4 sounded 4 sounded 5 on 5 on 6 the 5 on 15 the 8 , 9 and 9 and 15 the " [one] [seeketh] you [earnestly] , " said [dick] . 1 " 4 you 4 you 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " [i] [am] upon the way , good [richard] , " said the priest . 1 " 12 said 4 upon 5 the 5 the 6 way 6 way 7 , 7 , 11 " 8 good 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 priest 13 the 14 priest 14 priest 15 . " it is this poor [carter] [.] 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 this 4 this 5 poor alack , he is beyond cure . " 1 alack 2 , 1 alack 5 beyond 1 alack 6 cure 1 alack 8 " 3 he 4 is 4 is 5 beyond 7 . 8 " " [and] [yet] his soul [is] [sicker] [than] [his] [body] , " answered [dick] . 1 " 13 answered 4 his 5 soul 5 soul 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 answered 13 answered 15 . " have [ye] seen him ? " asked [sir] [oliver] , with a [manifest] start . 1 " 2 have 2 have 4 seen 4 seen 5 him 5 him 6 ? 5 him 16 . 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 asked 11 , 12 with 12 with 13 a 13 a 15 start 15 start 16 . " [i] [do] [but] come from him , " replied [dick] . 1 " 10 replied 5 come 6 from 6 from 7 him 7 him 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 replied 10 replied 12 . " what said he ? what said he ? " snapped the priest , with extraordinary eagerness . 1 " 2 what 1 " 3 said 1 " 11 snapped 4 he 11 snapped 5 ? 7 said 5 ? 10 " 6 what 7 said 7 said 8 he 9 ? 10 " 10 " 11 snapped 11 snapped 13 priest 12 the 13 priest 13 priest 14 , 13 priest 16 extraordinary 15 with 16 extraordinary 16 extraordinary 17 eagerness 17 eagerness 18 . " [he] [but] cried for you the [more] [piteously] [,] [sir] [oliver] [.] 1 " 4 cried 4 cried 7 the 5 for 6 you 5 for 7 the it were well done to go the faster , for his hurt is grievous , " returned the lad . 1 it 2 were 2 were 14 grievous 3 well 4 done 3 well 8 faster 5 to 6 go 6 go 8 faster 7 the 8 faster 8 faster 9 , 8 faster 14 grievous 10 for 11 his 11 his 14 grievous 12 hurt 14 grievous 13 is 14 grievous 14 grievous 15 , 14 grievous 17 returned 14 grievous 19 lad 16 " 17 returned 18 the 19 lad 19 lad 20 . " [i] [am] [straight] [for] [him] , " [was] [the] [reply] [.] 1 " 7 , 7 , 8 " " well , we have all our sins . 1 " 2 well 1 " 4 we 2 well 3 , 4 we 5 have 4 we 7 our 6 all 7 our 7 our 8 sins 8 sins 9 . we must all come to our latter day [,] [good] [richard] [.] ["] 1 we 2 must 1 we 6 our 2 must 4 come 3 all 4 come 4 come 5 to 6 our 7 latter 7 latter 8 day " ay , sir ; and it were well if we all came fairly , " answered [dick] . 1 " 2 ay 1 " 17 answered 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 4 sir 4 sir 5 ; 5 ; 6 and 5 ; 7 it 8 were 9 well 9 well 11 we 9 well 15 , 10 if 11 we 11 we 12 all 11 we 13 came 13 came 14 fairly 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 answered 17 answered 19 . the priest dropped his eyes , and with an inaudible benediction hurried on . 1 the 2 priest 2 priest 10 inaudible 2 priest 14 . 3 dropped 10 inaudible 4 his 5 eyes 5 eyes 7 and 5 eyes 10 inaudible 6 , 7 and 8 with 10 inaudible 9 an 10 inaudible 10 inaudible 11 benediction 10 inaudible 12 hurried 10 inaudible 13 on " [he] , [too] ! " thought [dick] " he [,] [that] taught me [in] [piety] [!] 1 " 3 , 3 , 9 " 5 ! 6 " 5 ! 9 " 6 " 7 thought 9 " 10 he 10 he 13 taught 13 taught 14 me nay , then , [what] [a] [world] [is] [this] [,] [if] [all] [that] [care] [for] [me] [be] [blood-guilty] [of] [my] [father] ['s] [death] [?] 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 3 then 1 nay 4 , vengeance ! 1 vengeance 2 ! alas ! [what] [a] [sore] [fate] [is] [mine] , if [i] [must] [be] [avenged] [upon] my [friends] ! " 1 alas 2 ! 2 ! 19 " 9 , 10 if 9 , 16 my 16 my 18 ! 18 ! 19 " the thought put [matcham] in his head . 1 the 2 thought 1 the 7 head 3 put 5 in 3 put 6 his 6 his 7 head 7 head 8 . he smiled at the remembrance of his strange companion , and then wondered where he was . 1 he 2 smiled 1 he 13 wondered 1 he 16 was 2 smiled 3 at 4 the 5 remembrance 5 remembrance 6 of 5 remembrance 9 companion 7 his 9 companion 8 strange 9 companion 9 companion 13 wondered 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 then 11 and 13 wondered 13 wondered 14 where 15 he 16 was 16 was 17 . about an hour after [,] [mass] [being] [somewhat] [hastily] [run] [through] [by] [sir] [oliver] [,] [the] [company] [gathered] [in] [the] [hall] [for] [dinner] [.] 1 about 3 hour 2 an 3 hour 3 hour 4 after neither [sir] [daniel] nor [his] [lady] [made] [their] [appearance] [.] 1 neither 4 nor sir [oliver] [himself] [was] [absent] , and [here] again there was no word of [matcham] . 1 sir 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 9 again 9 again 16 . 10 there 11 was 10 there 12 no 10 there 16 . 12 no 13 word 13 word 14 of after [dinner] he [found] [goody] [hatch] [,] [who] was [hurrying] to [my] [lady] [brackley] [.] 1 after 3 he 3 he 9 was 9 was 11 to " goody , " he said , " where is [master] [matcham] [,] [i] [prithee] ? 1 " 2 goody 1 " 6 said 2 goody 3 , 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 where 9 where 10 is 9 where 16 ? i saw ye go in with him [when] [we] [arrived] . " 1 i 2 saw 2 saw 3 ye 2 saw 7 him 3 ye 4 go 4 go 5 in 6 with 7 him 7 him 11 . 11 . 12 " the old woman laughed aloud . 1 the 2 old 2 old 3 woman 3 woman 5 aloud 4 laughed 5 aloud 5 aloud 6 . " [nay] , but where is [he] [,] [indeed] ? " [persisted] [dick] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 11 " 4 but 5 where 5 where 6 is 5 where 10 ? 10 ? 11 " " ye [will] [never] see [him] [more] , " she returned ["] [never] . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 5 see 5 see 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 returned 10 she 11 returned 11 returned 14 . it is sure . " 1 it 2 is 1 it 4 . 2 is 3 sure 4 . 5 " " [an] [i] do [not] , " returned the lad , " [i] [will] know [the] [reason] why [.] 1 " 4 do 4 do 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 returned 8 returned 10 lad 9 the 10 lad 10 lad 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 18 why 15 know 18 why there be too many [mysteries] [;] [i] [do] [begin] [to] [weary] [of] [the] [game] [!] ["] 1 there 2 be 2 be 3 too 3 too 4 many but as [dick] [was] [speaking] , [a] [heavy] [hand] [fell] [on] [his] [shoulder] [.] 1 but 2 as 1 but 6 , it was [bennet] [hatch] that [had] [come] [unperceived] behind him . 1 it 2 was 1 it 11 . 2 was 5 that 9 behind 10 him 10 him 11 . with a jerk of his thumb , the retainer dismissed his wife . 1 with 3 jerk 2 a 3 jerk 3 jerk 4 of 3 jerk 9 retainer 3 jerk 13 . 5 his 6 thumb 6 thumb 9 retainer 7 , 9 retainer 8 the 9 retainer 9 retainer 10 dismissed 9 retainer 12 wife 11 his 12 wife " friend [dick] , " he said , as soon as they were alone , " are ye a moon-struck natural ? 1 " 7 said 1 " 20 moon-struck 2 friend 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 8 , 9 as 9 as 10 soon 10 soon 11 as 10 soon 20 moon-struck 11 as 12 they 13 were 14 alone 14 alone 20 moon-struck 15 , 16 " 16 " 20 moon-struck 17 are 20 moon-struck 18 ye 20 moon-struck 19 a 20 moon-struck 20 moon-struck 21 natural 20 moon-struck 22 ? an ye leave not certain things in [peace] [,] [ye] were [better] in the [salt] [sea] [than] [here] [in] [tunstall] [moat] [house] [.] 1 an 2 ye 2 ye 3 leave 3 leave 5 certain 4 not 5 certain 5 certain 6 things 6 things 7 in 7 in 14 the 11 were 13 in 13 in 14 the y ' have [questioned] [me] [;] [y] ['] [have] [baited] [carter] [;] [y] ['] [have] [frighted] [the] [jack-priest] [with] [hints] [.] 1 y 2 ' 1 y 3 have y ' are to be sharply questioned . 1 y 2 ' 1 y 3 are 1 y 7 questioned 4 to 5 be 5 be 7 questioned 6 sharply 7 questioned 7 questioned 8 . look to your answers . " 1 look 4 answers 2 to 3 your 3 your 4 answers 4 answers 5 . 5 . 6 " " hatch , ["] [returned] [dick] , " in all this [i] [smell] [a] guilty conscience . " 1 " 2 hatch 2 hatch 3 , 3 , 18 " 7 , 8 " 7 , 18 " 8 " 11 this 9 in 11 this 10 all 11 this 15 guilty 16 conscience 16 conscience 17 . 17 . 18 " " [an] ye [go] [not] [the] [wiser] [,] [ye] will [soon] [smell] [blood] , " replied [bennet] . 1 " 3 ye 1 " 16 replied 3 ye 10 will 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 replied 16 replied 18 . " [i] [do] but [warn] you . 1 " 4 but 1 " 6 you 6 you 7 . and here cometh one to call you . " 1 and 3 cometh 2 here 3 cometh 3 cometh 4 one 3 cometh 6 call 3 cometh 9 " 5 to 6 call 6 call 7 you 8 . 9 " and [indeed] [,] at that [very] moment [,] [a] [messenger] came [across] [the] [court] [to] [summon] [dick] [into] [the] [presence] [of] [sir] [daniel] [.] 1 and 4 at 4 at 7 moment 5 that 7 moment 7 moment 11 came [chapter] [ii] [the] [two] [oaths] sir [daniel] [was] [in] [the] [hall] ; [there] [he] [paced] [angrily] [before] [the] [fire] [,] [awaiting] [dick] ['s] [arrival] [.] 1 sir 7 ; [none] [was] [by] [except] [sir] [oliver] [,] [and] [he] [sat] [discreetly] [backward] [,] [thumbing] [and] [muttering] [over] [his] [breviary] [.] " [y] ' [have] [sent] for me , [sir] [daniel] ? " said [young] [shelton] . 1 " 13 said 3 ' 13 said 6 for 7 me 7 me 8 , 7 me 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 16 . " [i] [have] [sent] for you , indeed , " replied the knight . 1 " 11 replied 5 for 6 you 6 you 7 , 7 , 11 replied 8 indeed 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 replied 11 replied 13 knight 12 the 13 knight 13 knight 14 . " for what cometh to mine ears ? 1 " 4 cometh 2 for 4 cometh 3 what 4 cometh 4 cometh 5 to 4 cometh 6 mine 4 cometh 7 ears 4 cometh 8 ? have [i] been [to] [you] [so] heavy a guardian that ye make haste to credit ill of me ? 1 have 3 been 3 been 16 ill 7 heavy 9 guardian 8 a 9 guardian 9 guardian 10 that 9 guardian 11 ye 9 guardian 15 credit 12 make 13 haste 13 haste 14 to 13 haste 15 credit 15 credit 16 ill 16 ill 17 of 16 ill 19 ? 18 me 19 ? or sith that ye see me , for the nonce , some worsted , do ye think to quit my party ? 1 or 2 sith 2 sith 3 that 2 sith 4 ye 2 sith 8 for 4 ye 5 see 4 ye 6 me 6 me 7 , 8 for 10 nonce 9 the 10 nonce 10 nonce 11 , 10 nonce 12 some 10 nonce 13 worsted 10 nonce 14 , 10 nonce 15 do 10 nonce 16 ye 10 nonce 19 quit 10 nonce 21 party 10 nonce 22 ? 17 think 19 quit 18 to 19 quit 19 quit 20 my by the mass , your father was not so ! 1 by 3 mass 2 the 3 mass 3 mass 4 , 3 mass 6 father 3 mass 10 ! 5 your 6 father 6 father 7 was 7 was 8 not 7 was 9 so [those] [he] [was] [near] [,] [those] [he] [stood] [by] [,] [come] [wind] [or] [weather] [.] but you [,] [dick] [,] y ' are a fair-day friend , it seemeth , and now seek to clear yourself of your allegiance . " 1 but 2 you 2 you 8 are 6 y 7 ' 6 y 8 are 8 are 10 fair-day 9 a 10 fair-day 10 fair-day 11 friend 10 fair-day 12 , 12 , 14 seemeth 13 it 14 seemeth 14 seemeth 15 , 14 seemeth 16 and 14 seemeth 17 now 14 seemeth 18 seek 14 seemeth 19 to 14 seemeth 20 clear 14 seemeth 21 yourself 14 seemeth 24 allegiance 22 of 24 allegiance 23 your 24 allegiance 24 allegiance 25 . 25 . 26 " " [an't] please [you] , [sir] [daniel] [,] not so , " returned [dick] [,] [firmly] . 1 " 3 please 3 please 5 , 5 , 12 " 9 not 10 so 10 so 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 returned 13 returned 17 . " [i] [am] [grateful] [and] [faithful] , where [gratitude] [and] [faith] [are] [due] [.] 1 " 8 where 7 , 8 where i have but a little company remaining ; is it grateful or faithful to poison me their hearts with your insidious whisperings ? 1 i 2 have 2 have 4 a 3 but 4 a 4 a 5 little 5 little 7 remaining 6 company 7 remaining 7 remaining 8 ; 7 remaining 9 is 9 is 10 it 9 is 22 whisperings 11 grateful 22 whisperings 12 or 22 whisperings 13 faithful 22 whisperings 14 to 15 poison 15 poison 22 whisperings 16 me 21 insidious 17 their 18 hearts 18 hearts 21 insidious 19 with 21 insidious 20 your 21 insidious 21 insidious 22 whisperings 22 whisperings 23 ? save me from such gratitude ! 1 save 2 me 1 save 3 from 1 save 5 gratitude 4 such 5 gratitude 5 gratitude 6 ! but , come , now , what is it ye wish ? 1 but 5 now 2 , 5 now 3 come 4 , 3 come 5 now 5 now 6 , 5 now 12 ? 7 what 8 is 7 what 9 it 7 what 10 ye 10 ye 11 wish 10 ye 12 ? speak ; we are here to answer . 1 speak 2 ; 1 speak 6 to 2 ; 3 we 3 we 4 are 4 are 5 here 6 to 7 answer 7 answer 8 . if ye have aught against me , stand forth and say it . " 1 if 2 ye 1 if 12 it 2 ye 4 aught 2 ye 11 say 3 have 4 aught 4 aught 5 against 4 aught 6 me 4 aught 8 stand 4 aught 9 forth 6 me 7 , 9 forth 10 and 12 it 13 . 13 . 14 " " [sir] [,] ["] [replied] [dick] [,] ["] my father [fell] [when] [i] was [yet] a child . 1 " 9 my 9 my 10 father 10 father 14 was 14 was 16 a 16 a 17 child 17 child 18 . it hath come to mine ears that he was foully done by . 1 it 2 hath 2 hath 3 come 2 hath 10 foully 3 come 4 to 5 mine 10 foully 6 ears 10 foully 7 that 8 he 8 he 10 foully 9 was 10 foully 10 foully 11 done 10 foully 12 by 10 foully 13 . it hath come to [mine] [ears] [for] [i] [will] [not] [dissemble] that [ye] had a hand in his [undoing] . 1 it 2 hath 2 hath 3 come 3 come 4 to 4 to 12 that 12 that 14 had 14 had 15 a 15 a 16 hand 16 hand 17 in 16 hand 20 . 17 in 18 his [sir] [daniel] [sat] [down] [in] [a] [deep] [settle] [.] he took [his] [chin] in his [hand] and looked at [dick] [fixedly] [.] 1 he 2 took 1 he 9 looked 2 took 6 his 5 in 6 his 8 and 9 looked 9 looked 10 at " and ye [think] [i] would be guardian to the man 's son [that] [i] had murdered ? " he asked . 1 " 3 ye 2 and 3 ye 3 ye 17 murdered 6 would 7 be 7 be 8 guardian 7 be 17 murdered 8 guardian 9 to 10 the 11 man 11 man 12 's 12 's 13 son 13 son 17 murdered 16 had 17 murdered 17 murdered 18 ? 17 murdered 22 . 18 ? 19 " 19 " 21 asked 20 he 21 asked all these years have ye not enjoyed my revenues , and led my men ? 1 all 2 these 2 these 3 years 3 years 9 revenues 4 have 9 revenues 5 ye 9 revenues 6 not 9 revenues 7 enjoyed 9 revenues 8 my 9 revenues 9 revenues 10 , 9 revenues 11 and 9 revenues 12 led 9 revenues 13 my 9 revenues 14 men 9 revenues 15 ? have ye not still my marriage ? 1 have 2 ye 2 ye 3 not 2 ye 4 still 2 ye 5 my 2 ye 7 ? 6 marriage 7 ? i wot not what it may be worth it is worth something . 1 i 2 wot 2 wot 3 not 2 wot 4 what 2 wot 6 may 2 wot 8 worth 2 wot 11 worth 2 wot 12 something 5 it 6 may 6 may 7 be 9 it 10 is 10 is 11 worth 12 something 13 . " [when] [i] [was] lad of your years , " returned [sir] [daniel] [,] [sternly] [,] ["] [my] [mind] [had] [not] [so] [turned] [upon] [suspicions] [.] 1 " 11 returned 5 lad 7 your 5 lad 9 , 6 of 7 your 8 years 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 returned and [sir] [oliver] [here] [,] ["] he added , " why [should] [he] , a priest , [be] [guilty] of this [act] ? " 1 and 7 he 7 he 8 added 8 added 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 why 11 why 14 , 14 , 24 " 15 a 16 priest 16 priest 17 , 17 , 24 " 20 of 21 this 21 this 23 ? 23 ? 24 " " [nay] , [sir] [daniel] , " said [dick] , " but where the master biddeth there will the dog go . 1 " 3 , 3 , 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 10 , 11 " 10 , 12 but 12 but 16 biddeth 13 where 16 biddeth 14 the 16 biddeth 15 master 16 biddeth 16 biddeth 17 there 16 biddeth 18 will 16 biddeth 20 dog 16 biddeth 21 go 19 the 20 dog 21 go 22 . it is well known this priest is but your instrument . 1 it 2 is 2 is 4 known 3 well 4 known 4 known 10 instrument 5 this 10 instrument 6 priest 7 is 6 priest 10 instrument 8 but 10 instrument 9 your 10 instrument 10 instrument 11 . i speak very freely ; the time is not for courtesies . 1 i 2 speak 2 speak 4 freely 3 very 4 freely 4 freely 5 ; 4 freely 11 courtesies 6 the 11 courtesies 7 time 11 courtesies 8 is 11 courtesies 9 not 11 courtesies 10 for 11 courtesies 11 courtesies 12 . even as [i] [speak] [,] [so] [would] [i] [be] [answered] [.] 1 even 2 as and [answer] get [i] [none] [!] 1 and 3 get ye but put more questions . 1 ye 3 put 2 but 3 put 3 put 5 questions 4 more 5 questions 5 questions 6 . i [rede] [ye] [be] [ware] , [sir] [daniel] ; for in this way [ye] [will] [but] [nourish] [and] [not] [satisfy] [my] [doubts] . " 1 i 6 , 6 , 24 " 9 ; 10 for 10 for 12 this 11 in 12 this 12 this 13 way 13 way 23 . 23 . 24 " " [i] will [answer] you [fairly] , [master] [richard] , " said the knight . 1 " 12 said 3 will 5 you 5 you 7 , 7 , 11 " 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 knight 13 the 14 knight 14 knight 15 . " [were] [i] to pretend ye have not stirred my wrath , [i] were no honest man . 1 " 6 ye 4 to 5 pretend 5 pretend 6 ye 6 ye 7 have 6 ye 9 stirred 8 not 9 stirred 9 stirred 10 my 9 stirred 11 wrath 11 wrath 12 , 11 wrath 16 honest 11 wrath 18 . 14 were 15 no 15 no 16 honest 16 honest 17 man but [i] [will] [be] [just] even in anger . 1 but 6 even 6 even 7 in 7 in 8 anger 8 anger 9 . come to me then , and [i] will answer you as ye merit , with a buffet in the mouth . 1 come 2 to 2 to 3 me 2 to 9 answer 3 me 5 , 4 then 5 , 5 , 6 and 8 will 9 answer 9 answer 17 buffet 9 answer 21 . 10 you 17 buffet 11 as 12 ye 12 ye 13 merit 13 merit 14 , 13 merit 17 buffet 15 with 17 buffet 16 a 17 buffet 17 buffet 18 in 17 buffet 19 the 17 buffet 20 mouth " [i] [desire] nothing more [earnestly] [,] [sir] [daniel] [,] than to [believe] you , " he replied . 1 " 14 you 4 nothing 5 more 4 nothing 12 to 5 more 11 than 12 to 14 you 14 you 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 18 replied 17 he 18 replied 18 replied 19 . " [assure] [me] ye are [free] [from] [this] [.] ["] 1 " 4 ye 4 ye 5 are " [will] ye [take] [my] [word] [of] [honour] [,] [dick] ? " inquired [the] [knight] [.] 1 " 13 inquired 3 ye 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 11 ? 13 inquired " [that] [would] [i] , " answered the lad . 1 " 7 answered 5 , 7 answered 6 " 7 answered 7 answered 9 lad 8 the 9 lad 9 lad 10 . " [i] [give] it you , " returned [sir] [daniel] . 1 " 4 it 1 " 5 you 5 you 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 returned 8 returned 11 . he [extended] his [hand] [,] [and] [dick] took it [eagerly] . 1 he 3 his 1 he 8 took 8 took 9 it 9 it 11 . " ah , " cried [dick] , " ye must find it in your great-heartedness to pardon me ! 1 " 2 ah 1 " 9 ye 2 ah 3 , 4 " 5 cried 4 " 9 ye 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 ye 9 ye 15 great-heartedness 10 must 15 great-heartedness 11 find 15 great-heartedness 12 it 15 great-heartedness 13 in 15 great-heartedness 14 your 15 great-heartedness 15 great-heartedness 16 to 15 great-heartedness 17 pardon 15 great-heartedness 18 me 15 great-heartedness 19 ! i was a churl , indeed , to doubt of you . 1 i 9 doubt 2 was 4 churl 3 a 4 churl 4 churl 5 , 4 churl 6 indeed 4 churl 8 to 4 churl 9 doubt 6 indeed 7 , 9 doubt 10 of 9 doubt 11 you 9 doubt 12 . but ye have my hand upon [it] [;] [i] [will] [doubt] [no] [more] [.] ["] 1 but 2 ye 2 ye 3 have 2 ye 6 upon 4 my 5 hand 5 hand 6 upon " [nay] , [dick] , " replied [sir] [daniel] [,] " [y] ['] [are] [forgiven] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 11 " 5 , 6 " 5 , 11 " 6 " 7 replied ye know not the world and its calumnious nature . " 1 ye 2 know 1 ye 8 calumnious 3 not 8 calumnious 4 the 5 world 5 world 8 calumnious 6 and 8 calumnious 7 its 8 calumnious 8 calumnious 9 nature 8 calumnious 11 " 10 . 11 " as he spoke , he turned towards the priest , and paused in the middle of the last word . 1 as 2 he 2 he 3 spoke 2 he 6 turned 3 spoke 4 , 5 he 6 turned 6 turned 7 towards 7 towards 9 priest 7 towards 15 middle 7 towards 17 the 8 the 9 priest 9 priest 10 , 9 priest 12 paused 10 , 11 and 13 in 15 middle 14 the 15 middle 15 middle 16 of 17 the 18 last 18 last 19 word 19 word 20 . sir [daniel] [was] [by] [him] [in] [two] [strides] , and shook him fiercely by the shoulder . 1 sir 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 shook 11 shook 13 fiercely 12 him 13 fiercely 13 fiercely 16 shoulder 14 by 15 the 14 by 16 shoulder 16 shoulder 17 . at the same moment [dick] ['s] [suspicions] [reawakened] [.] 1 at 4 moment 2 the 3 same 3 same 4 moment " [nay] , " he said , " [sir] [oliver] [may] [swear] [also] . 1 " 6 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 14 . 7 , 8 " ' [twas] [him] they [accused] [.] ["] 1 ' 4 they " he shall swear , " said the knight . 1 " 2 he 1 " 4 swear 3 shall 4 swear 4 swear 9 knight 5 , 7 said 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 knight 8 the 9 knight 9 knight 10 . [sir] [oliver] [speechlessly] [waved] [his] [arms] [.] " [ay] , by the mass ! [but] [ye] [shall] [swear] [,] " cried [sir] [daniel] [,] [beside] [himself] with [fury] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 13 " 3 , 20 with 4 by 6 mass 5 the 6 mass 6 mass 7 ! 7 ! 13 " 13 " 14 cried 20 with 22 . " what ! 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 ! ye make me doubt you ! 1 ye 2 make 2 make 3 me 3 me 6 ! 4 doubt 5 you 5 you 6 ! [swear] [,] [i] [say] [;] [swear] [!] ["] but the priest was still incapable of speech . 1 but 2 the 2 the 3 priest 3 priest 6 incapable 4 was 6 incapable 5 still 6 incapable 6 incapable 7 of 6 incapable 8 speech 8 speech 9 . his terror of [sir] [daniel] [,] his terror of perjury , risen to about an equal height , strangled him . 1 his 2 terror 2 terror 10 perjury 3 of 10 perjury 7 his 8 terror 8 terror 10 perjury 9 of 10 perjury 10 perjury 11 , 10 perjury 12 risen 10 perjury 13 to 10 perjury 14 about 10 perjury 16 equal 10 perjury 19 strangled 15 an 16 equal 17 height 18 , 17 height 19 strangled 19 strangled 20 him 20 him 21 . the sentries were all on the alert . 1 the 2 sentries 2 sentries 3 were 2 sentries 4 all 2 sentries 5 on 2 sentries 7 alert 5 on 6 the 7 alert 8 . the sun shone quietly on green lawns dotted with trees , and on the wooded hills of the forest which enclosed the view . 1 the 2 sun 1 the 6 green 2 sun 3 shone 3 shone 4 quietly 3 shone 5 on 6 green 7 lawns 6 green 19 forest 7 lawns 8 dotted 7 lawns 11 , 7 lawns 12 and 8 dotted 9 with 8 dotted 10 trees 13 on 15 wooded 14 the 15 wooded 15 wooded 16 hills 15 wooded 19 forest 17 of 18 the 18 the 19 forest 19 forest 21 enclosed 19 forest 24 . 20 which 21 enclosed 21 enclosed 23 view 22 the 23 view there was no sign of a besieger . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 no 3 no 4 sign 4 sign 5 of 4 sign 7 besieger 6 a 7 besieger 7 besieger 8 . " whence came that shot ? " asked the knight . 1 " 2 whence 2 whence 3 came 2 whence 4 that 2 whence 5 shot 2 whence 10 knight 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 10 knight 9 the 10 knight 10 knight 11 . " [from] [yonder] [clump] , [sir] [daniel] , " returned [a] [sentinel] . 1 " 5 , 5 , 9 " 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 returned 10 returned 13 . the knight stood a little , musing . 1 the 2 knight 2 knight 3 stood 2 knight 7 musing 4 a 5 little 5 little 7 musing 6 , 7 musing 7 musing 8 . then he turned to [dick] [.] 1 then 2 he 2 he 3 turned 3 turned 4 to " [dick] , " he said , " [keep] [me] an eye upon these men [;] [i] [leave] [you] [in] [charge] [here] . 1 " 6 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 23 . 7 , 8 " 11 an 12 eye 12 eye 13 upon 13 upon 14 these 14 these 15 men 15 men 23 . as for the priest , he [shall] [clear] himself [,] [or] [i] will know [the] [reason] [why] . 1 as 2 for 1 as 6 he 2 for 4 priest 3 the 4 priest 4 priest 5 , 6 he 9 himself 9 himself 18 . 13 will 14 know 14 know 18 . i do almost begin to share in your suspicions . 1 i 2 do 2 do 3 almost 3 almost 9 suspicions 4 begin 5 to 4 begin 6 share 6 share 7 in 6 share 9 suspicions 8 your 9 suspicions 9 suspicions 10 . he shall [swear] [,] [trust] [me] [,] [or] [we] [shall] [prove] [him] [guilty] [.] ["] 1 he 2 shall dick answered somewhat coldly , and the knight , giving him a piercing glance , hurriedly returned to the hall . 1 dick 2 answered 2 answered 4 coldly 2 answered 16 hurriedly 3 somewhat 4 coldly 4 coldly 6 and 5 , 6 and 7 the 8 knight 8 knight 10 giving 9 , 10 giving 10 giving 11 him 10 giving 13 piercing 12 a 13 piercing 13 piercing 14 glance 13 piercing 15 , 13 piercing 16 hurriedly 16 hurriedly 17 returned 16 hurriedly 20 hall 16 hurriedly 21 . 17 returned 18 to 19 the 20 hall his first glance was for the arrow . 1 his 7 arrow 2 first 3 glance 3 glance 7 arrow 4 was 6 the 5 for 6 the 6 the 7 arrow 7 arrow 8 . again there was some writing : one word " earthed . " 1 again 12 " 2 there 3 was 2 there 10 earthed 4 some 10 earthed 5 writing 10 earthed 6 : 10 earthed 7 one 10 earthed 8 word 10 earthed 9 " 10 earthed 10 earthed 12 " 11 . 12 " " [ay] , " he broke out [,] ["] [they] [know] [i] [am] [home] [,] [then] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 he 5 he 6 broke 6 broke 7 out 7 out 17 . earthed ! 1 earthed 2 ! ay , but there is not a dog among them fit to dig me out . " 1 ay 2 , 2 , 3 but 3 but 4 there 4 there 5 is 4 there 16 . 5 is 6 not 6 not 11 fit 7 a 8 dog 7 a 11 fit 9 among 10 them 9 among 11 fit 11 fit 13 dig 12 to 13 dig 13 dig 14 me 13 dig 15 out 16 . 17 " sir [oliver] [had] [come] [to] [himself] , and now [scrambled] [to] [his] [feet] . 1 sir 7 , 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 now 9 now 14 . it shall be [on] [the] [blessed] [cross] [of] [holywood] . 1 it 3 be 1 it 10 . 2 shall 3 be look to it [;] [get] [the] [words] [ready] [.] 1 look 3 it 2 to 3 it it shall be [sworn] [to-night] . " 1 it 3 be 1 it 6 . 2 shall 3 be 6 . 7 " " now , [may] [heaven] [lighten] [you] ! " replied [the] [priest] [;] " [may] [heaven] [incline] your heart [from] [this] [iniquity] ! " 1 " 2 now 2 now 3 , 3 , 24 " 8 ! 9 " 8 ! 14 " 8 ! 24 " 9 " 10 replied 18 your 19 heart 19 heart 23 ! 23 ! 24 " but if y ' are in any sense bent upon wisdom , hear me . 1 but 2 if 2 if 3 y 3 y 4 ' 3 y 5 are 3 y 9 bent 6 in 7 any 7 any 8 sense 8 sense 9 bent 9 bent 10 upon 9 bent 11 wisdom 11 wisdom 12 , 11 wisdom 13 hear 11 wisdom 15 . 13 hear 14 me this lad beginneth to irk me like a wasp . 1 this 3 beginneth 2 lad 3 beginneth 3 beginneth 4 to 3 beginneth 5 irk 3 beginneth 9 wasp 5 irk 6 me 5 irk 7 like 8 a 9 wasp 9 wasp 10 . i have a need for him , for [i] [would] [sell] [his] [marriage] [.] 1 i 2 have 1 i 4 need 2 have 3 a 4 need 5 for 4 need 8 for 5 for 6 him 7 , 8 for but [i] [tell] [you] [,] in all plainness , if that he continue to weary me , he shall go join his father . 1 but 6 in 6 in 8 plainness 6 in 22 his 7 all 8 plainness 8 plainness 9 , 8 plainness 10 if 10 if 12 he 11 that 12 he 13 continue 14 to 13 continue 15 weary 13 continue 21 join 13 continue 22 his 15 weary 16 me 15 weary 18 he 16 me 17 , 19 shall 20 go 19 shall 21 join 22 his 23 father 23 father 24 . i give orders now to change him to the chamber above the chapel . 1 i 2 give 2 give 3 orders 3 orders 4 now 3 orders 6 change 3 orders 13 chapel 3 orders 14 . 5 to 6 change 7 him 8 to 8 to 13 chapel 9 the 13 chapel 10 chamber 13 chapel 11 above 13 chapel 12 the 13 chapel there is for your thinking on . " 1 there 2 is 1 there 7 . 2 is 4 your 3 for 4 your 4 your 5 thinking 5 thinking 6 on 7 . 8 " " the chamber above the chapel ! " gasped the priest . 1 " 9 gasped 2 the 6 chapel 3 chamber 6 chapel 4 above 6 chapel 5 the 6 chapel 6 chapel 9 gasped 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 gasped 9 gasped 11 priest 9 gasped 12 . 10 the 11 priest " that same , " replied the knight . 1 " 6 replied 2 that 3 same 3 same 4 , 4 , 6 replied 5 " 6 replied 6 replied 8 knight 7 the 8 knight 8 knight 9 . for [an] [i] [had] [been] a [hasty] man , [i] [would] [already] [have] put my sword through you , for your intolerable cowardice and folly . 1 for 6 a 1 for 15 my 6 a 8 man 8 man 9 , 14 put 15 my 15 my 25 folly 16 sword 17 through 16 sword 19 , 16 sword 23 cowardice 18 you 19 , 20 for 23 cowardice 21 your 23 cowardice 22 intolerable 23 cowardice 23 cowardice 24 and 23 cowardice 25 folly 25 folly 26 . have ye chosen ? 1 have 3 chosen 2 ye 3 chosen 3 chosen 4 ? say ! " 1 say 2 ! 2 ! 3 " " [i] [have] [chosen] , " said the priest . 1 " 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 priest 8 the 9 priest 9 priest 10 . " [heaven] [pardon] [me] , [i] [will] [do] [evil] for good . 1 " 5 , 5 , 10 for 10 for 11 good 11 good 12 . i will swear for the lad 's sake [.] ["] 1 i 3 swear 2 will 3 swear 3 swear 8 sake 4 for 8 sake 5 the 6 lad 6 lad 8 sake 7 's 8 sake " so is it best ! " said [sir] [daniel] . 1 " 4 it 1 " 8 said 2 so 4 it 3 is 4 it 4 it 5 best 6 ! 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 11 . " send for him , then , speedily . 1 " 2 send 2 send 3 for 2 send 4 him 2 send 8 speedily 4 him 5 , 5 , 6 then 6 then 7 , 6 then 8 speedily 8 speedily 9 . ye shall see him alone . 1 ye 2 shall 2 shall 3 see 3 see 4 him 4 him 5 alone 5 alone 6 . [yet] [i] [shall] [have] [an] [eye] [on] [you] [.] i shall be here in the panel room . " 1 i 2 shall 2 shall 3 be 2 shall 7 panel 4 here 7 panel 5 in 7 panel 6 the 7 panel 7 panel 8 room 7 panel 9 . 9 . 10 " the knight raised the arras and let it fall again behind him . 1 the 5 arras 2 knight 5 arras 3 raised 5 arras 4 the 5 arras 5 arras 6 and 5 arras 7 let 5 arras 9 fall 5 arras 11 behind 5 arras 13 . 7 let 8 it 9 fall 10 again 11 behind 12 him there was the sound of a spring opening ; then followed the creaking of trod stairs . 1 there 2 was 2 was 3 the 3 the 16 stairs 4 sound 5 of 5 of 15 trod 6 a 7 spring 7 spring 8 opening 8 opening 13 creaking 9 ; 13 creaking 10 then 13 creaking 11 followed 13 creaking 12 the 13 creaking 13 creaking 14 of 13 creaking 15 trod 15 trod 16 stairs 16 stairs 17 . " [richard] [shelton] , " he said , " ye have [required] [an] [oath] from me . 1 " 7 said 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 , 7 said 17 . 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 ye 10 ye 11 have 15 from 16 me 16 me 17 . by the [true] [cross] [of] [holywood] [,] [i] [did] [not] [slay] [your] [father] [.] ["] 1 by 2 the " [sir] [oliver] , " [returned] [dick] , " [when] [first] [we] [read] [john] [amend-all] ['s] [paper] [,] [i] [was] [convinced] [of] [so] [much] [.] 1 " 4 , 4 , 9 " 5 " 8 , 8 , 9 " but suffer me to put two questions . 1 but 2 suffer 2 suffer 3 me 2 suffer 7 questions 4 to 5 put 5 put 7 questions 6 two 7 questions 7 questions 8 . ye did not slay him ; granted . 1 ye 4 slay 2 did 3 not 3 not 4 slay 4 slay 5 him 4 slay 7 granted 6 ; 7 granted 7 granted 8 . but [had] [ye] no [hand] [in] it ? " 1 but 4 no 1 but 7 it 7 it 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " none , " said [sir] [oliver] . 1 " 2 none 1 " 5 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 . dick regarded him in wonder ; then he turned and looked all about him at the empty hall . 1 dick 2 regarded 2 regarded 3 him 2 regarded 4 in 2 regarded 14 him 5 wonder 8 he 6 ; 7 then 7 then 8 he 8 he 9 turned 8 he 11 looked 10 and 11 looked 11 looked 13 about 12 all 13 about 13 about 14 him 14 him 19 . 15 at 16 the 16 the 18 hall 17 empty 18 hall 18 hall 19 . " what make ye ? " he inquired . 1 " 2 what 1 " 8 inquired 2 what 3 make 4 ye 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 8 inquired 7 he 8 inquired 8 inquired 9 . " why , naught , " returned the priest , hastily smoothing his countenance . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 2 why 4 naught 4 naught 12 smoothing 4 naught 15 . 5 , 12 smoothing 6 " 7 returned 7 returned 12 smoothing 8 the 9 priest 9 priest 12 smoothing 10 , 12 smoothing 11 hastily 12 smoothing 12 smoothing 13 his 12 smoothing 14 countenance " [i] [make] [naught] [;] [i] do [but] [suffer] [;] [i] [am] [sick] . 1 " 7 do 7 do 14 . i [i] [prithee] [,] [dick] [,] [i] must [begone] . 1 i 8 must 8 must 10 . on the [true] [cross] of [holywood] [,] [i] [am] [clean] [innocent] [alike] [of] [violence] [or] [treachery] [.] 1 on 2 the 2 the 5 of content ye , good lad . 1 content 2 ye 1 content 6 . 2 ye 5 lad 3 , 5 lad 4 good 5 lad farewell ! " 1 farewell 2 ! 2 ! 3 " and he made his escape from the apartment with unusual alacrity . 1 and 3 made 2 he 3 made 3 made 5 escape 4 his 5 escape 5 escape 6 from 5 escape 8 apartment 7 the 8 apartment 8 apartment 11 alacrity 9 with 11 alacrity 10 unusual 11 alacrity 11 alacrity 12 . gradually , as his mind grew clearer , suspicion took the upper hand , and was succeeded by certainty of the worst . 1 gradually 2 , 1 gradually 4 his 2 , 3 as 4 his 5 mind 5 mind 7 clearer 6 grew 7 clearer 7 clearer 8 , 7 clearer 9 suspicion 9 suspicion 10 took 9 suspicion 19 certainty 9 suspicion 23 . 11 the 12 upper 12 upper 13 hand 12 upper 16 was 12 upper 19 certainty 13 hand 15 and 14 , 15 and 17 succeeded 19 certainty 18 by 19 certainty 19 certainty 20 of 19 certainty 22 worst 21 the 22 worst he raised his head , and , as he did so , violently started . 1 he 2 raised 2 raised 4 head 3 his 4 head 4 head 6 and 4 head 13 violently 5 , 6 and 7 , 8 as 8 as 9 he 9 he 10 did 10 did 11 so 11 so 13 violently 12 , 13 violently 13 violently 14 started 13 violently 15 . high upon the wall there was the figure of a savage hunter woven in the tapestry . 1 high 2 upon 2 upon 3 the 3 the 4 wall 3 the 16 tapestry 5 there 6 was 6 was 13 woven 7 the 8 figure 8 figure 9 of 8 figure 11 savage 10 a 11 savage 11 savage 13 woven 12 hunter 13 woven 13 woven 16 tapestry 14 in 16 tapestry 15 the 16 tapestry 16 tapestry 17 . with [one] [hand] [he] held [a] [horn] [to] [his] [mouth] [;] in the other [he] [brandished] [a] [stout] [spear] . 1 with 14 other 5 held 12 in 12 in 13 the 13 the 14 other 14 other 20 . his face [was] [dark] , for he was [meant] [to] [represent] [an] [african] . 1 his 2 face 2 face 8 was 2 face 14 . 5 , 6 for 5 , 7 he 7 he 8 was now , [here] [was] [what] [had] [startled] [richard] [shelton] . 1 now 2 , 1 now 10 . in this light the figure of the black hunter had winked at him with a white eyelid . 1 in 2 this 1 in 3 light 1 in 4 the 4 the 5 figure 4 the 9 hunter 5 figure 6 of 7 the 9 hunter 8 black 9 hunter 9 hunter 10 had 9 hunter 11 winked 11 winked 12 at 11 winked 17 eyelid 12 at 13 him 14 with 15 a 15 a 16 white 16 white 17 eyelid 17 eyelid 18 . he continued staring at the eye . 1 he 2 continued 2 continued 3 staring 3 staring 4 at 3 staring 6 eye 4 at 5 the 6 eye 7 . the light shone upon it like a gem ; it was liquid , it was alive . 1 the 8 gem 2 light 3 shone 3 shone 4 upon 3 shone 6 like 4 upon 5 it 6 like 8 gem 7 a 8 gem 8 gem 9 ; 8 gem 10 it 8 gem 12 liquid 10 it 11 was 12 liquid 13 , 12 liquid 16 alive 14 it 15 was 15 was 16 alive 16 alive 17 . again the white eyelid closed upon it for a fraction of a second , and the next moment it was gone . 1 again 6 upon 2 the 3 white 3 white 4 eyelid 4 eyelid 5 closed 4 eyelid 6 upon 6 upon 7 it 6 upon 12 a 8 for 10 fraction 9 a 10 fraction 10 fraction 11 of 10 fraction 12 a 12 a 13 second 12 a 18 moment 14 , 15 and 15 and 16 the 16 the 17 next 17 next 18 moment 18 moment 22 . 19 it 20 was 20 was 21 gone 21 gone 22 . there could be no mistake . 1 there 3 be 1 there 4 no 2 could 3 be 4 no 5 mistake 5 mistake 6 . the live eye that had been watching him through a hole in the tapestry was gone . 1 the 3 eye 2 live 3 eye 3 eye 16 gone 3 eye 17 . 4 that 5 had 5 had 6 been 5 had 16 gone 7 watching 8 him 7 watching 11 hole 9 through 11 hole 10 a 11 hole 11 hole 12 in 11 hole 14 tapestry 13 the 14 tapestry 14 tapestry 15 was 14 tapestry 16 gone the firelight no longer shone on a reflecting surface . 1 the 2 firelight 2 firelight 4 longer 2 firelight 5 shone 2 firelight 8 reflecting 2 firelight 10 . 3 no 4 longer 6 on 8 reflecting 7 a 8 reflecting 8 reflecting 9 surface and [instantly] [dick] [awoke] [to] the [terrors] of his [position] . 1 and 6 the 6 the 8 of 8 of 9 his 9 his 11 . hatch 's warning , the mute signals of the priest , this eye that had observed him from the wall , ran together in his mind . 1 hatch 3 warning 1 hatch 10 priest 2 's 3 warning 3 warning 4 , 3 warning 8 of 5 the 7 signals 6 mute 7 signals 7 signals 8 of 9 the 10 priest 10 priest 11 , 10 priest 12 this 10 priest 13 eye 10 priest 15 had 10 priest 21 , 10 priest 24 in 14 that 15 had 16 observed 20 wall 17 him 18 from 18 from 20 wall 19 the 20 wall 20 wall 21 , 22 ran 23 together 23 together 24 in 24 in 25 his 25 his 26 mind 26 mind 27 . " if [i] cannot get me forth out of this house , " he thought , " [i] [am] [a] [dead] [man] [!] 1 " 14 he 2 if 14 he 4 cannot 5 get 5 get 8 out 6 me 7 forth 7 forth 8 out 8 out 9 of 9 of 10 this 10 this 11 house 11 house 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 he 14 he 15 thought 15 thought 16 , 16 , 17 " and this [poor] [matcham] , [too] to [what] [a] [cockatrice's] [nest] have [i] [not] [led] him ! " 1 and 2 this 2 this 5 , 5 , 18 " 7 to 12 have 7 to 16 him 16 him 17 ! 17 ! 18 " " a new chamber ? " he repeated . 1 " 8 repeated 2 a 3 new 3 new 4 chamber 4 chamber 8 repeated 5 ? 6 " 6 " 8 repeated 7 he 8 repeated 8 repeated 9 . " [wherefore] so [?] 1 " 3 so what chamber ? " 1 what 3 ? 2 chamber 3 ? 3 ? 4 " " ['] [tis] one [above] [the] [chapel] , " answered the [messenger] [.] 1 " 10 answered 4 one 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 answered 10 answered 11 the " it [hath] [stood] long [empty] , " said [dick] , [musing] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 9 said 5 long 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 9 said 13 . " what manner of room is it ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 manner 2 what 6 is 2 what 8 ? 3 manner 4 of 3 manner 5 room 6 is 7 it 8 ? 9 " " [nay] , [a] [brave] [room] , " returned the man . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 returned 9 returned 10 the 10 the 11 man 11 man 12 . " but yet " lowering his voice " they call it haunted [.] ["] 1 " 2 but 1 " 5 lowering 3 yet 5 lowering 4 " 5 lowering 5 lowering 6 his 5 lowering 7 voice 5 lowering 10 call 5 lowering 12 haunted 8 " 9 they 9 they 10 call 10 call 11 it " [haunted] ? " repeated [dick] [,] [with] [a] [chill] . 1 " 5 repeated 3 ? 4 " 4 " 5 repeated 5 repeated 11 . " [i] have not heard of it . 1 " 3 have 3 have 5 heard 4 not 5 heard 5 heard 6 of 5 heard 7 it 7 it 8 . nay , then , and by whom ? " 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 6 by 2 , 5 and 3 then 4 , 4 , 5 and 6 by 7 whom 7 whom 8 ? 8 ? 9 " the messenger looked about him ; [and] then , in a low whisper , " [by] [the] [sacrist] of [st] [john] ['s] , " he said . 1 the 2 messenger 2 messenger 3 looked 2 messenger 6 ; 3 looked 4 about 4 about 5 him 6 ; 8 then 8 then 9 , 9 , 15 " 10 in 12 low 11 a 12 low 12 low 13 whisper 12 low 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 26 said 19 of 23 , 23 , 26 said 24 " 26 said 25 he 26 said 26 said 27 . " [they] [had] [him] there [to] [sleep] [one] [night] , and in the morning [whew] [!] he was gone . 1 " 5 there 5 there 10 , 10 , 11 and 11 and 13 the 12 in 13 the 13 the 14 morning 14 morning 17 he 17 he 18 was 18 was 19 gone 19 gone 20 . the devil had taken him , they said ; the more betoken , he had drunk late the night before . " 1 the 2 devil 2 devil 4 taken 2 devil 6 , 3 had 4 taken 4 taken 5 him 6 , 7 they 6 , 8 said 6 , 22 " 8 said 9 ; 8 said 10 the 11 more 12 betoken 12 betoken 13 , 12 betoken 16 drunk 12 betoken 17 late 12 betoken 22 " 14 he 15 had 15 had 16 drunk 17 late 19 night 18 the 19 night 19 night 20 before 21 . 22 " dick followed the man with black forebodings . 1 dick 2 followed 2 followed 7 forebodings 3 the 4 man 4 man 7 forebodings 5 with 7 forebodings 6 black 7 forebodings 7 forebodings 8 . [chapter] [iii] [the] [room] [over] [the] [chapel] from the battlements nothing further was observed . 1 from 3 battlements 2 the 3 battlements 3 battlements 4 nothing 3 battlements 5 further 3 battlements 6 was 3 battlements 7 observed 3 battlements 8 . when the night was [at] [length] [fairly] [come] [,] [throgmorton] was [led] [to] a [room] [overlooking] [an] [angle] of the [moat] [.] 1 when 2 the 1 when 11 was 1 when 20 the 2 the 3 night 3 night 4 was 11 was 14 a 14 a 19 of for some [half] hour [sir] [daniel] [and] [hatch] [stood] [eagerly] [giving] [ear] [;] [but] [all] [remained] [quiet] [.] 1 for 2 some 1 for 4 hour the messenger had got away in safety . 1 the 2 messenger 2 messenger 4 got 2 messenger 5 away 2 messenger 7 safety 3 had 4 got 6 in 7 safety 7 safety 8 . [sir] [daniel] ['s] [brow] [grew] [clearer] [.] he turned to [hatch] [.] 1 he 2 turned 2 turned 3 to " [bennet] , " he said , " this [john] [amend-all] is no more than a man , ye see . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 13 no 8 " 19 ye 9 this 12 is 12 is 13 no 13 no 14 more 13 no 17 man 13 no 18 , 14 more 15 than 16 a 17 man 19 ye 20 see 20 see 21 . he sleepeth . 1 he 2 sleepeth 2 sleepeth 3 . we will make a good end of him , go to ! " 1 we 2 will 2 will 3 make 3 make 4 a 4 a 5 good 5 good 6 end 6 end 7 of 7 of 8 him 8 him 9 , 9 , 13 " 10 go 11 to 10 go 12 ! 12 ! 13 " at length , with a lamp in one hand , he mounted to his new apartment . 1 at 2 length 2 length 3 , 3 , 4 with 4 with 5 a 5 a 6 lamp 6 lamp 9 hand 6 lamp 16 apartment 7 in 9 hand 8 one 9 hand 9 hand 10 , 11 he 12 mounted 12 mounted 14 his 12 mounted 16 apartment 13 to 14 his 15 new 16 apartment 16 apartment 17 . it was large , low , and somewhat dark . 1 it 2 was 2 was 9 dark 3 large 9 dark 4 , 8 somewhat 5 low 6 , 5 low 8 somewhat 6 , 7 and 8 somewhat 9 dark 9 dark 10 . the window looked upon the moat , and although it was so high up , it was heavily barred . 1 the 2 window 2 window 3 looked 2 window 7 , 3 looked 4 upon 4 upon 6 moat 5 the 6 moat 7 , 8 and 7 , 9 although 9 although 19 barred 10 it 11 was 11 was 13 high 12 so 13 high 13 high 14 up 13 high 15 , 13 high 19 barred 16 it 17 was 17 was 19 barred 18 heavily 19 barred 19 barred 20 . the bed was luxurious , with one pillow of down and one of lavender , and a red coverlet worked in a pattern of roses . 1 the 2 bed 2 bed 4 luxurious 3 was 4 luxurious 4 luxurious 5 , 4 luxurious 6 with 6 with 14 lavender 7 one 8 pillow 7 one 14 lavender 9 of 14 lavender 10 down 11 and 11 and 14 lavender 12 one 14 lavender 13 of 14 lavender 14 lavender 16 and 14 lavender 19 coverlet 14 lavender 23 pattern 14 lavender 26 . 15 , 16 and 17 a 19 coverlet 18 red 19 coverlet 19 coverlet 20 worked 19 coverlet 21 in 22 a 23 pattern 23 pattern 24 of 23 pattern 25 roses all about the walls were cupboards , locked and padlocked , and concealed from view by hangings of dark-coloured arras . 1 all 2 about 2 about 4 walls 3 the 4 walls 4 walls 6 cupboards 5 were 6 cupboards 6 cupboards 7 , 6 cupboards 8 locked 8 locked 10 padlocked 9 and 10 padlocked 10 padlocked 12 and 10 padlocked 13 concealed 10 padlocked 19 dark-coloured 11 , 12 and 14 from 17 hangings 15 view 17 hangings 16 by 17 hangings 17 hangings 19 dark-coloured 18 of 19 dark-coloured 19 dark-coloured 20 arras 20 arras 21 . dick made the round , lifting the arras , sounding the panels , seeking vainly to open the cupboards . 1 dick 8 arras 2 made 3 the 3 the 8 arras 4 round 6 lifting 5 , 6 lifting 6 lifting 8 arras 7 the 8 arras 8 arras 9 , 8 arras 12 panels 8 arras 19 cupboards 8 arras 20 . 10 sounding 12 panels 11 the 12 panels 12 panels 13 , 12 panels 14 seeking 12 panels 15 vainly 15 vainly 16 to 17 open 19 cupboards 18 the 19 cupboards for what reason had he been given this chamber ? 1 for 2 what 2 what 3 reason 2 what 10 ? 4 had 6 been 4 had 7 given 5 he 6 been 7 given 9 chamber 8 this 9 chamber 9 chamber 10 ? it was larger and finer than his own . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 larger 3 larger 4 and 3 larger 5 finer 3 larger 6 than 3 larger 7 his 7 his 8 own 8 own 9 . could it conceal a snare ? 1 could 3 conceal 2 it 3 conceal 3 conceal 5 snare 4 a 5 snare 5 snare 6 ? was there a secret entrance ? 1 was 3 a 2 there 3 a 3 a 4 secret 4 secret 5 entrance 4 secret 6 ? was it , indeed , haunted ? 1 was 6 haunted 2 it 6 haunted 3 , 4 indeed 4 indeed 5 , 4 indeed 6 haunted 6 haunted 7 ? his blood ran a little chilly in his veins . 1 his 9 veins 2 blood 3 ran 2 blood 9 veins 4 a 5 little 5 little 6 chilly 6 chilly 9 veins 7 in 9 veins 8 his 9 veins 9 veins 10 . immediately over him the heavy foot of a sentry trod the leads . 1 immediately 12 leads 1 immediately 13 . 2 over 3 him 2 over 12 leads 4 the 6 foot 5 heavy 6 foot 6 foot 7 of 6 foot 10 trod 8 a 9 sentry 9 sentry 10 trod 10 trod 11 the 10 trod 12 leads below him , he knew , was the arched roof of the chapel ; and next to the chapel was the hall . 1 below 2 him 1 below 3 , 1 below 6 , 1 below 7 was 1 below 8 the 3 , 4 he 4 he 5 knew 8 the 10 roof 8 the 22 hall 9 arched 10 roof 10 roof 11 of 12 the 22 hall 13 chapel 14 ; 13 chapel 19 chapel 14 ; 15 and 16 next 19 chapel 17 to 19 chapel 18 the 19 chapel 19 chapel 20 was 19 chapel 22 hall 21 the 22 hall 22 hall 23 . certainly there was a secret passage in the hall ; the eye that had watched him from the arras gave him proof of that . 1 certainly 3 was 2 there 3 was 3 was 4 a 4 a 5 secret 5 secret 6 passage 6 passage 7 in 7 in 19 arras 8 the 9 hall 8 the 19 arras 9 hall 10 ; 11 the 19 arras 12 eye 14 had 13 that 14 had 14 had 15 watched 15 watched 16 him 15 watched 19 arras 17 from 19 arras 18 the 19 arras 19 arras 20 gave 19 arras 22 proof 19 arras 25 . 20 gave 21 him 22 proof 23 of 22 proof 24 that to sleep in such a place , he felt , would be foolhardy . 1 to 2 sleep 2 sleep 3 in 2 sleep 13 foolhardy 4 such 5 a 5 a 13 foolhardy 6 place 13 foolhardy 7 , 13 foolhardy 8 he 9 felt 9 felt 13 foolhardy 10 , 13 foolhardy 11 would 13 foolhardy 12 be 13 foolhardy 13 foolhardy 14 . he made his weapons ready , and took his position in a corner of the room behind the door . 1 he 2 made 2 made 4 weapons 2 made 12 a 3 his 4 weapons 4 weapons 5 ready 6 , 7 and 7 and 8 took 8 took 10 position 9 his 10 position 10 position 11 in 11 in 12 a 12 a 13 corner 13 corner 14 of 13 corner 16 room 13 corner 17 behind 15 the 16 room 17 behind 19 door 18 the 19 door 19 door 20 . if [ill] [was] [intended] , he would [sell] [his] [life] [dear] [.] 1 if 6 he 5 , 6 he 6 he 7 would the sound of many feet , the challenge , and the password , sounded overhead along the battlements ; the watch was being changed . 1 the 2 sound 2 sound 3 of 2 sound 4 many 2 sound 8 challenge 2 sound 15 overhead 4 many 5 feet 5 feet 6 , 7 the 8 challenge 9 , 10 and 10 and 12 password 11 the 12 password 12 password 13 , 12 password 14 sounded 14 sounded 15 overhead 15 overhead 18 battlements 16 along 18 battlements 17 the 18 battlements 18 battlements 19 ; 18 battlements 20 the 18 battlements 21 watch 18 battlements 23 being 18 battlements 24 changed 18 battlements 25 . 22 was 23 being and just then there came a scratching at the door of the chamber ; it grew a little louder ; then a whisper : 1 and 3 then 2 just 3 then 3 then 5 came 4 there 5 came 5 came 7 scratching 6 a 7 scratching 7 scratching 8 at 7 scratching 19 louder 8 at 10 door 9 the 10 door 10 door 11 of 12 the 13 chamber 13 chamber 14 ; 13 chamber 19 louder 14 ; 15 it 16 grew 19 louder 17 a 18 little 18 little 19 louder 19 louder 20 ; 19 louder 23 whisper 20 ; 21 then 22 a 23 whisper 23 whisper 24 : " [dick] , [dick] , it is [i] ! " 1 " 3 , 3 , 10 " 5 , 10 " 6 it 7 is 6 it 9 ! 9 ! 10 " dick [ran] [to] [the] [door] , [drew] [the] [bolt] , and [admitted] [matcham] . 1 dick 6 , 1 dick 14 . 6 , 11 and 10 , 11 and he was very pale , and carried a lamp in one hand and a drawn dagger in the other . 1 he 2 was 1 he 7 carried 2 was 3 very 3 very 4 pale 4 pale 6 and 5 , 6 and 7 carried 9 lamp 8 a 9 lamp 9 lamp 12 hand 9 lamp 13 and 9 lamp 16 dagger 9 lamp 20 . 10 in 12 hand 11 one 12 hand 14 a 16 dagger 15 drawn 16 dagger 16 dagger 17 in 17 in 18 the 18 the 19 other " shut me the door , " he whispered . 1 " 2 shut 2 shut 3 me 2 shut 5 door 4 the 5 door 5 door 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 whispered 8 he 9 whispered 9 whispered 10 . " [swift] , [dick] [!] 1 " 3 , this house is full of [spies] [;] [i] [hear] their feet follow me [in] [the] [corridors] [;] [i] [hear] [them] [breathe] [behind] [the] [arras] . " 1 this 2 house 2 house 4 full 3 is 4 full 4 full 5 of 5 of 10 their 10 their 11 feet 11 feet 12 follow 12 follow 13 me 13 me 25 . 25 . 26 " " well , [content] you , " returned [dick] , " it is [closed] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 15 . 3 , 7 " 3 , 11 " 5 you 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 returned 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 it 12 it 13 is we are safe for this while , if there be safety anywhere within these walls . 1 we 2 are 2 are 3 safe 3 safe 4 for 3 safe 6 while 3 safe 13 within 4 for 5 this 7 , 8 if 8 if 9 there 9 there 10 be 9 there 11 safety 11 safety 12 anywhere 11 safety 13 within 13 within 15 walls 14 these 15 walls 15 walls 16 . but my heart is glad to see you . 1 but 2 my 2 my 3 heart 3 heart 4 is 3 heart 5 glad 3 heart 9 . 5 glad 7 see 5 glad 8 you 6 to 7 see by the mass , [lad] [,] [i] [thought] [ye] [were] [sped] [!] 1 by 3 mass 2 the 3 mass 3 mass 4 , where hid ye ? " 1 where 2 hid 2 hid 3 ye 3 ye 4 ? 4 ? 5 " " it [matters] [not] , " returned [matcham] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 returned 7 returned 9 . " since we be met , it matters not . 1 " 8 matters 2 since 5 met 3 we 4 be 3 we 5 met 5 met 8 matters 6 , 7 it 7 it 8 matters 8 matters 9 not 8 matters 10 . but , [dick] [,] [are] [your] [eyes] [open] [?] 1 but 2 , have they told you of to-morrow 's doings ? " 1 have 3 told 1 have 8 doings 2 they 3 told 3 told 4 you 5 of 8 doings 6 to-morrow 8 doings 7 's 8 doings 8 doings 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " not they , " replied [dick] . 1 " 2 not 1 " 3 they 1 " 6 replied 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 replied 6 replied 8 . " what make they to-morrow ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 make 2 what 4 they 2 what 6 ? 5 to-morrow 6 ? 6 ? 7 " i had [the] [proof] [of] [it] [;] [i] have heard them whisper ; nay , they as good as told me . " 1 i 10 heard 2 had 10 heard 9 have 10 heard 10 heard 11 them 10 heard 12 whisper 12 whisper 14 nay 13 ; 14 nay 14 nay 15 , 14 nay 23 " 15 , 16 they 15 , 19 as 17 as 18 good 17 as 19 as 20 told 21 me 21 me 22 . 22 . 23 " " ay , " [returned] [dick] , " is it [so] ? 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 4 " 2 ay 7 , 2 ay 8 " 8 " 10 it 9 is 10 it 10 it 12 ? i had thought as much . " 1 i 3 thought 2 had 3 thought 3 thought 5 much 4 as 5 much 5 much 6 . 6 . 7 " and he told him the day 's occurrences at length . 1 and 3 told 2 he 3 told 3 told 4 him 3 told 8 occurrences 5 the 6 day 6 day 8 occurrences 7 's 8 occurrences 8 occurrences 9 at 8 occurrences 10 length 10 length 11 . when it was done , [matcham] [arose] and began [,] [in] [turn] [,] to [examine] the [apartment] [.] 1 when 3 was 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 done 4 done 5 , 5 , 8 and 8 and 9 began 9 began 14 to 14 to 16 the " no , " he said , " there is no entrance visible . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 , 2 no 13 visible 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 there 9 there 10 is 11 no 13 visible 12 entrance 13 visible 13 visible 14 . yet ' tis a pure certainty there is one . 1 yet 6 certainty 2 ' 3 tis 3 tis 6 certainty 4 a 6 certainty 5 pure 6 certainty 6 certainty 7 there 7 there 8 is 8 is 9 one 9 one 10 . dick , [i] [will] [stay] [by] [you] . 1 dick 2 , 1 dick 8 . an y ' are to die , [i] will die with you . 1 an 2 y 2 y 3 ' 2 y 4 are 2 y 6 die 2 y 10 die 5 to 6 die 6 die 7 , 9 will 10 die 10 die 11 with 10 die 13 . 11 with 12 you and [i] [can] help [look] [!] 1 and 4 help i have stolen a dagger [i] will do my best ! 1 i 2 have 1 i 7 will 2 have 3 stolen 3 stolen 5 dagger 4 a 5 dagger 7 will 8 do 8 do 10 best 8 do 11 ! 9 my 10 best give me your hand , [jack] . " 1 give 2 me 1 give 3 your 3 your 4 hand 4 hand 5 , 5 , 8 " 7 . 8 " and he grasped the other 's hand in silence . 1 and 3 grasped 2 he 3 grasped 3 grasped 5 other 3 grasped 7 hand 3 grasped 9 silence 4 the 5 other 6 's 7 hand 8 in 9 silence 9 silence 10 . " [i] will tell you , " he resumed . 1 " 9 resumed 3 will 4 tell 4 tell 5 you 5 you 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 resumed 8 he 9 resumed 9 resumed 10 . " there is [a] [window] [,] out of which the [messenger] [descended] [;] [the] [rope] [should] [still] [be] [in] [the] [chamber] [.] 1 " 2 there 2 there 3 is 3 is 10 the 7 out 8 of 8 of 9 which 8 of 10 the ' [tis] a [hope] [.] ["] 1 ' 3 a " [hist] ! " said [matcham] . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 . both gave ear . 1 both 3 ear 2 gave 3 ear 3 ear 4 . there was a sound below the floor ; then it paused , and then began again . 1 there 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 sound 4 sound 5 below 5 below 7 floor 6 the 7 floor 7 floor 8 ; 7 floor 15 began 9 then 10 it 9 then 11 paused 9 then 15 began 12 , 13 and 13 and 14 then 14 then 15 began 15 began 16 again 16 again 17 . " [some] one [walketh] [in] [the] [room] [below] , " whispered [matcham] . 1 " 11 whispered 3 one 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 whispered 11 whispered 13 . " [nay] , " [returned] [dick] , " there is no room below ; we are above the chapel . 1 " 11 no 3 , 4 " 4 " 11 no 7 , 8 " 8 " 11 no 9 there 10 is 9 there 11 no 11 no 12 room 12 room 13 below 12 room 20 . 13 below 14 ; 13 below 19 chapel 14 ; 15 we 15 we 16 are 17 above 19 chapel 18 the 19 chapel it is my murderer in the secret passage . 1 it 2 is 2 is 4 murderer 3 my 4 murderer 4 murderer 8 passage 5 in 6 the 6 the 8 passage 7 secret 8 passage 8 passage 9 . well , let him come ; it shall go hard with him ; " and he ground his teeth . 1 well 2 , 1 well 3 let 3 let 4 him 3 let 5 come 3 let 9 go 6 ; 7 it 6 ; 8 shall 8 shall 9 go 9 go 10 hard 9 go 11 with 11 with 12 him 11 with 19 teeth 12 him 13 ; 13 ; 14 " 13 ; 15 and 13 ; 16 he 17 ground 19 teeth 18 his 19 teeth 19 teeth 20 . " [blow] me [the] [lights] [out] , " said the other . 1 " 9 said 3 me 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 10 the 10 the 11 other 11 other 12 . " [perchance] he will [betray] [himself] . " 1 " 3 he 3 he 4 will 4 will 7 . 7 . 8 " they blew out both the lamps and lay still as death . 1 they 2 blew 2 blew 3 out 2 blew 6 lamps 4 both 6 lamps 5 the 6 lamps 6 lamps 7 and 6 lamps 8 lay 6 lamps 11 death 8 lay 9 still 9 still 10 as 11 death 12 . the footfalls underneath were very soft , but they were clearly audible . 1 the 2 footfalls 2 footfalls 3 underneath 2 footfalls 4 were 2 footfalls 5 very 2 footfalls 6 soft 2 footfalls 8 but 2 footfalls 9 they 2 footfalls 10 were 2 footfalls 12 audible 7 , 8 but 11 clearly 12 audible 12 audible 13 . it widened ; a trap-door was being opened , letting in a gush of light . 1 it 2 widened 2 widened 3 ; 3 ; 5 trap-door 4 a 5 trap-door 5 trap-door 6 was 5 trap-door 7 being 5 trap-door 8 opened 5 trap-door 10 letting 5 trap-door 11 in 5 trap-door 13 gush 5 trap-door 15 light 9 , 10 letting 12 a 13 gush 13 gush 14 of 15 light 16 . they could see [the] [strong] [hand] [pushing] it [up] [;] [and] [dick] raised his [cross-bow] , [waiting] [for] [the] head to [follow] . 1 they 2 could 2 could 3 see 3 see 8 it 8 it 23 . 13 raised 20 head 14 his 16 , 14 his 20 head 20 head 21 to 20 head 23 . but now there came an interruption . 1 but 2 now 1 but 3 there 3 there 6 interruption 4 came 6 interruption 5 an 6 interruption 6 interruption 7 . here was a moment 's respite . 1 here 6 respite 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 moment 4 moment 6 respite 5 's 6 respite 6 respite 7 . " [joanna] [!] " repeated [dick] . 1 " 5 repeated 4 " 5 repeated 5 repeated 7 . " why , who the murrain should this be ? 1 " 2 why 2 why 7 should 2 why 10 ? 3 , 4 who 4 who 6 murrain 5 the 6 murrain 6 murrain 7 should 7 should 9 be 8 this 9 be here is no [joanna] , [nor] [ever] [hath] [been] . 1 here 2 is 1 here 10 . 2 is 3 no 3 no 5 , what meaneth it ? " 1 what 2 meaneth 2 meaneth 3 it 2 meaneth 4 ? 4 ? 5 " matcham was silent . 1 matcham 3 silent 1 matcham 4 . 2 was 3 silent he seemed to have drawn further away . 1 he 2 seemed 2 seemed 3 to 2 seemed 6 further 4 have 5 drawn 5 drawn 6 further 6 further 7 away 7 away 8 . " [jack] , " said [dick] , " [i] [wot] [not] [where] ye were all day . 1 " 5 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 17 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 13 ye 13 ye 14 were 15 all 16 day 16 day 17 . saw ye [this] [joanna] ? " 1 saw 2 ye 2 ye 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " [nay] , " [returned] [matcham] , " [i] [saw] [her] not . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 14 " 4 " 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 12 not 12 not 13 . 13 . 14 " " nor heard tell of her ? " he pursued . 1 " 10 pursued 2 nor 3 heard 2 nor 10 pursued 3 heard 4 tell 3 heard 5 of 3 heard 6 her 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 10 pursued 9 he 10 pursued 10 pursued 11 . the steps drew nearer . 1 the 2 steps 2 steps 4 nearer 3 drew 4 nearer 4 nearer 5 . [sir] [daniel] [was] [still] [roaring] [the] [name] [of] [joanna] [from] [the] [courtyard] [.] " did ye hear of her ? " repeated [dick] . 1 " 9 repeated 2 did 3 ye 3 ye 4 hear 3 ye 7 ? 4 hear 5 of 4 hear 6 her 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 repeated 9 repeated 11 . " [i] [heard] of her , " said [matcham] . 1 " 8 said 4 of 5 her 5 her 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " how your voice twitters ! 1 " 2 how 2 how 5 twitters 3 your 5 twitters 4 voice 5 twitters 5 twitters 6 ! what [aileth] you ? " said [dick] . 1 what 3 you 3 you 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 . " ['] [tis] [a] [most] [excellent] [good] [fortune] , [this] [joanna] ; it will take [their] [minds] [from] us . " 1 " 9 , 9 , 21 " 12 ; 13 it 13 it 14 will 14 will 15 take 15 take 19 us 19 us 20 . 20 . 21 " " [dick] , " [cried] [matcham] , ["] [i] [am] [lost] [;] we are [both] [lost] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 13 we 7 , 13 we 13 we 14 are 14 are 17 . let us [flee] [if] there be [yet] [time] [.] 1 let 2 us 1 let 6 be 5 there 6 be they will not rest till they have found me . 1 they 2 will 1 they 8 found 2 will 3 not 4 rest 5 till 5 till 6 they 6 they 8 found 7 have 8 found 8 found 9 me 9 me 10 . or , see ! let me go forth ; when they have found me , ye may flee . 1 or 5 let 2 , 5 let 3 see 4 ! 4 ! 5 let 5 let 6 me 5 let 7 go 5 let 18 flee 8 forth 18 flee 9 ; 11 they 10 when 11 they 11 they 13 found 12 have 13 found 13 found 18 flee 14 me 15 , 14 me 18 flee 16 ye 18 flee 17 may 18 flee 18 flee 19 . let me [forth] , [dick] good [dick] , let me away ! " 1 let 2 me 2 me 4 , 4 , 13 " 6 good 8 , 8 , 13 " 9 let 10 me 10 me 12 ! 11 away 12 ! 12 ! 13 " she was [groping] [for] the [bolt] [,] [when] [dick] at last [comprehended] . 1 she 2 was 2 was 5 the 5 the 11 last 10 at 11 last 11 last 13 . the girl paused , and stood silent and motionless . 1 the 2 girl 2 girl 3 paused 2 girl 10 . 3 paused 9 motionless 4 , 5 and 5 and 9 motionless 6 stood 9 motionless 7 silent 9 motionless 8 and 9 motionless dick , too , was silent for a little ; then he spoke again . 1 dick 2 , 1 dick 10 ; 2 , 3 too 3 too 4 , 3 too 7 for 5 was 6 silent 6 silent 7 for 7 for 8 a 8 a 9 little 10 ; 11 then 11 then 12 he 12 he 13 spoke 13 spoke 14 again 14 again 15 . she answered nothing . 1 she 2 answered 2 answered 3 nothing 2 answered 4 . " come , " he said , " [speak] [up] , [jack] [.] 1 " 2 come 2 come 3 , 2 come 11 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " come , be a good maid , and say ye love me ! " 1 come 8 and 1 come 12 me 2 , 8 and 3 be 4 a 4 a 5 good 4 a 6 maid 6 maid 7 , 7 , 8 and 9 say 10 ye 10 ye 12 me 11 love 12 me 12 me 13 ! 13 ! 14 " " why , [dick] , " she cried , " would [i] be here ? " 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 2 why 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 she 7 she 8 cried 7 she 11 would 8 cried 9 , 9 , 10 " 11 would 13 be 13 be 14 here 14 here 15 ? 15 ? 16 " but now [that] [i] think [,] [how] found ye my chamber ? ["] 1 but 2 now 2 now 12 ? 5 think 9 ye 8 found 9 ye 9 ye 11 chamber 9 ye 12 ? 10 my 11 chamber " [i] [asked] it [of] [dame] [hatch] , " she answered . 1 " 4 it 4 it 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 answered 10 she 11 answered 11 answered 12 . " well , the dame 's staunch , " he answered ; " she 'll not tell upon you . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 5 dame 4 the 5 dame 5 dame 7 staunch 5 dame 12 ; 5 dame 18 upon 5 dame 20 . 6 's 7 staunch 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 answered 10 he 11 answered 11 answered 12 ; 12 ; 14 she 13 " 14 she 14 she 15 'll 15 'll 17 tell 16 not 17 tell 18 upon 19 you we have time [before] [us] [.] ["] 1 we 2 have 2 have 3 time and just then , as if to contradict his words , feet came down the corridor , and a fist beat roughly on the door . 1 and 6 if 2 just 3 then 2 just 5 as 3 then 4 , 5 as 6 if 6 if 8 contradict 7 to 8 contradict 8 contradict 9 his 9 his 10 words 9 his 12 feet 9 his 20 fist 10 words 11 , 13 came 14 down 14 down 16 corridor 15 the 16 corridor 16 corridor 18 and 16 corridor 20 fist 17 , 18 and 19 a 20 fist 20 fist 21 beat 20 fist 22 roughly 22 roughly 23 on 22 roughly 25 door 24 the 25 door 25 door 26 . " here ! " cried a voice . 1 " 5 cried 2 here 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 7 voice 6 a 7 voice 7 voice 8 . " [open] , [master] [dick] [;] [open] ! " 1 " 3 , 3 , 9 " 8 ! 9 " dick neither moved nor answered . 1 dick 2 neither 1 dick 5 answered 1 dick 6 . 2 neither 3 moved 2 neither 4 nor " it is all over , " said the girl ; and she put her [arms] [about] [dick] ['s] neck . 1 " 2 it 1 " 13 she 2 it 3 is 2 it 4 all 4 all 5 over 5 over 12 and 6 , 7 " 6 , 12 and 7 " 8 said 8 said 9 the 8 said 11 ; 9 the 10 girl 13 she 14 put 14 put 15 her 15 her 20 neck 20 neck 21 . one after another , men came trooping to the door . 1 one 3 another 2 after 3 another 3 another 4 , 3 another 7 trooping 5 men 7 trooping 6 came 7 trooping 7 trooping 8 to 7 trooping 10 door 9 the 10 door 10 door 11 . then [sir] [daniel] [arrived] [himself] , and there was a [sudden] [cessation] of the [noise] . 1 then 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 8 there 8 there 9 was 8 there 16 . 9 was 10 a 10 a 13 of 13 of 14 the " [dick] , " cried the knight , " be not an ass . 1 " 5 cried 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 7 knight 6 the 7 knight 7 knight 13 ass 7 knight 14 . 8 , 9 " 9 " 13 ass 10 be 12 an 11 not 12 an 12 an 13 ass [the] [seven] [sleepers] [had] [been] [awake] [ere] [now] [.] we know [she] [is] [within] [there] . 1 we 2 know 2 know 7 . open , then , the door , [man] . " 1 open 6 door 2 , 3 then 3 then 4 , 3 then 5 the 5 the 6 door 6 door 7 , 6 door 9 . 9 . 10 " dick was [again] [silent] . 1 dick 2 was 1 dick 5 . " down with it , " said [sir] [daniel] . 1 " 7 said 2 down 3 with 3 with 4 it 4 it 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 10 . and immediately his followers fell savagely upon the door with foot and fist . 1 and 2 immediately 2 immediately 4 followers 3 his 4 followers 4 followers 5 fell 4 followers 6 savagely 6 savagely 7 upon 6 savagely 9 door 6 savagely 13 fist 6 savagely 14 . 8 the 9 door 9 door 10 with 11 foot 13 fist 12 and 13 fist solid as it was , and strongly bolted , it would soon have given way ; but once more fortune interfered . 1 solid 2 as 2 as 3 it 3 it 4 was 3 it 11 would 5 , 6 and 6 and 8 bolted 7 strongly 8 bolted 8 bolted 9 , 8 bolted 10 it 10 it 11 would 11 would 12 soon 11 would 13 have 13 have 14 given 14 given 15 way 14 given 21 interfered 15 way 16 ; 16 ; 17 but 18 once 19 more 19 more 21 interfered 20 fortune 21 interfered 21 interfered 22 . in the first [moment] of [alarm] it [sounded] as if [the] [foresters] were [carrying] the [moat] [house] [by] [assault] [.] 1 in 2 the 1 in 15 the 2 the 3 first 5 of 7 it 5 of 15 the 7 it 9 as 9 as 10 if 10 if 13 were and [sir] [daniel] [and] his men [,] [desisting] [instantly] [from] [their] [attack] [upon] [dick] ['s] [chamber] [,] [hurried] [to] [defend] [the] [walls] [.] 1 and 5 his 5 his 6 men " now , " cried [dick] , " we are [saved] . " 1 " 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 7 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 cried 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 we 9 we 10 are 10 are 12 . 12 . 13 " he seized the great old bedstead with both hands , and bent himself in vain to move it . 1 he 2 seized 2 seized 3 the 2 seized 4 great 4 great 6 bedstead 5 old 6 bedstead 6 bedstead 7 with 6 bedstead 8 both 8 both 9 hands 8 both 12 bent 9 hands 11 and 10 , 11 and 12 bent 13 himself 12 bent 15 vain 14 in 15 vain 15 vain 17 move 15 vain 19 . 16 to 17 move 17 move 18 it " [help] [me] , [jack] [.] 1 " 4 , for your life 's sake , help me stoutly ! " he cried . 1 for 5 sake 2 your 3 life 2 your 5 sake 4 's 5 sake 5 sake 6 , 5 sake 9 stoutly 5 sake 10 ! 5 sake 14 . 7 help 8 me 7 help 9 stoutly 10 ! 11 " 11 " 13 cried 12 he 13 cried " ye do [but] [make] [things] worse , " said [joanna] [,] sadly . 1 " 2 ye 1 " 10 said 2 ye 3 do 7 worse 8 , 8 , 10 said 9 " 10 said 10 said 13 sadly 13 sadly 14 . " he will [then] [enter] [by] [the] [trap] . " 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 will 3 will 9 . 9 . 10 " " not so , " replied [dick] . 1 " 6 replied 2 not 3 so 3 so 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 replied 6 replied 8 . " he durst not tell his secret to so many . 1 " 3 durst 2 he 3 durst 3 durst 4 not 3 durst 5 tell 3 durst 7 secret 3 durst 9 so 6 his 7 secret 7 secret 8 to 9 so 10 many 10 many 11 . it is by the trap that we shall flee . 1 it 2 is 2 is 4 the 3 by 4 the 4 the 5 trap 5 trap 9 flee 6 that 7 we 7 we 8 shall 8 shall 9 flee 9 flee 10 . hark ! 1 hark 2 ! the attack is over . 1 the 2 attack 2 attack 3 is 2 attack 4 over 2 attack 5 . nay , it was none ! " 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 6 ! 2 , 5 none 3 it 4 was 4 was 5 none 6 ! 7 " " he will return [anon] , " said [dick] . 1 " 8 said 2 he 3 will 2 he 8 said 3 will 4 return 6 , 8 said 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " [to] [the] [trap] ! " 1 " 5 ! 5 ! 6 " he lighted a lamp , and they went together into the corner of the room . 1 he 2 lighted 2 lighted 4 lamp 3 a 4 lamp 4 lamp 6 and 4 lamp 15 room 5 , 6 and 7 they 8 went 8 went 9 together 8 went 10 into 10 into 11 the 10 into 15 room 12 corner 13 of 12 corner 15 room 14 the 15 room 15 room 16 . the trap moved , gaped a little , and at length came widely open . 1 the 2 trap 2 trap 3 moved 3 moved 4 , 3 moved 5 gaped 5 gaped 7 little 5 gaped 9 and 5 gaped 13 widely 6 a 7 little 8 , 9 and 10 at 11 length 11 length 13 widely 12 came 13 widely 13 widely 14 open 13 widely 15 . seizing it with their hands , the two young folk threw it back . 1 seizing 2 it 1 seizing 5 hands 1 seizing 7 the 1 seizing 11 threw 3 with 4 their 4 their 5 hands 5 hands 6 , 8 two 9 young 9 young 10 folk 10 folk 11 threw 11 threw 12 it 11 threw 13 back 13 back 14 . it disclosed a few steps descending , and at the foot of them , where the would-be murderer had left it , a burning lamp . 1 it 2 disclosed 2 disclosed 4 few 3 a 4 few 4 few 5 steps 5 steps 6 descending 6 descending 7 , 6 descending 10 the 7 , 8 and 9 at 10 the 10 the 11 foot 10 the 17 would-be 11 foot 12 of 12 of 13 them 14 , 15 where 15 where 17 would-be 16 the 17 would-be 17 would-be 18 murderer 17 would-be 19 had 17 would-be 20 left 17 would-be 21 it 17 would-be 24 burning 17 would-be 25 lamp 22 , 24 burning 23 a 24 burning 25 lamp 26 . " now , " said [dick] , " go first and [take] the [lamp] . 1 " 2 now 1 " 5 said 3 , 5 said 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 13 the 5 said 15 . 7 , 8 " 7 , 11 and 9 go 10 first 9 go 11 and i will follow to close the trap . " 1 i 2 will 2 will 3 follow 3 follow 5 close 4 to 5 close 5 close 7 trap 6 the 7 trap 7 trap 8 . 8 . 9 " [chapter] [iv] [the] [passage] [the] [passage] [in] [which] [dick] [and] [joanna] [now] [found] [themselves] [was] [narrow] [,] [dirty] [,] [and] [short] [.] heavy cobwebs hung from the roof ; and the paved flooring echoed hollow under the lightest tread . 1 heavy 2 cobwebs 1 heavy 17 tread 2 cobwebs 3 hung 2 cobwebs 4 from 5 the 6 roof 6 roof 11 flooring 7 ; 8 and 7 ; 11 flooring 9 the 11 flooring 10 paved 11 flooring 11 flooring 12 echoed 11 flooring 13 hollow 11 flooring 14 under 11 flooring 16 lightest 15 the 16 lightest 16 lightest 17 tread 17 tread 18 . beyond the door there were two branches , at right angles . 1 beyond 2 the 2 the 3 door 3 door 11 angles 4 there 5 were 5 were 11 angles 6 two 7 branches 7 branches 8 , 7 branches 11 angles 9 at 11 angles 10 right 11 angles 11 angles 12 . dick chose one of them at random , and the pair hurried , with echoing footsteps , along the hollow of the chapel roof . 1 dick 2 chose 2 chose 3 one 3 one 4 of 4 of 5 them 4 of 10 the 6 at 7 random 6 at 10 the 7 random 8 , 7 random 9 and 10 the 11 pair 10 the 24 roof 11 pair 12 hurried 13 , 15 echoing 14 with 15 echoing 15 echoing 16 footsteps 15 echoing 18 along 15 echoing 20 hollow 15 echoing 23 chapel 16 footsteps 17 , 19 the 20 hollow 21 of 22 the 22 the 23 chapel 23 chapel 24 roof 24 roof 25 . the top of the arched ceiling rose like a whale 's back in the dim glimmer of the lamp . 1 the 2 top 2 top 3 of 3 of 4 the 4 the 5 arched 4 the 19 lamp 5 arched 6 ceiling 5 arched 8 like 5 arched 12 back 6 ceiling 7 rose 8 like 9 a 9 a 10 whale 10 whale 11 's 13 in 14 the 14 the 19 lamp 15 dim 16 glimmer 16 glimmer 17 of 16 glimmer 19 lamp 18 the 19 lamp 19 lamp 20 . at the other end , they descended a few steps . 1 at 4 end 2 the 4 end 3 other 4 end 4 end 7 descended 4 end 11 . 5 , 6 they 6 they 7 descended 7 descended 10 steps 8 a 9 few 9 few 10 steps these were certainly some of the late arrivals . 1 these 2 were 1 these 8 arrivals 3 certainly 8 arrivals 4 some 5 of 4 some 8 arrivals 6 the 8 arrivals 7 late 8 arrivals 8 arrivals 9 . " here is no help , " said [dick] . 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 is 3 is 4 no 4 no 5 help 4 no 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " let us [try] [back] . " 1 " 2 let 2 let 3 us 3 us 6 . 6 . 7 " " [nay] , " said [joanna] [;] ["] [maybe] the [passage] [goeth] [farther] . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 10 the 5 said 14 . 14 . 15 " and she pushed on . 1 and 3 pushed 2 she 3 pushed 3 pushed 4 on 4 on 5 . they retraced their steps with all imaginable speed , and set forward to explore the other branch . 1 they 2 retraced 1 they 11 set 2 retraced 3 their 2 retraced 4 steps 5 with 7 imaginable 6 all 7 imaginable 7 imaginable 8 speed 7 imaginable 11 set 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 set 11 set 12 forward 12 forward 14 explore 12 forward 18 . 13 to 14 explore 14 explore 15 the 14 explore 16 other 14 explore 17 branch " we must be in the [dungeons] [,] ["] [dick] [remarked] [.] 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 must 3 must 4 be 4 be 5 in 5 in 6 the " and [still] there is no [outlet] [,] ["] added [joanna] . 1 " 6 no 1 " 10 added 2 and 4 there 4 there 5 is 4 there 6 no 10 added 12 . " [nay] , but [an] [outlet] there must be ! " 1 " 3 , 3 , 11 " 4 but 7 there 7 there 8 must 8 must 9 be 9 be 10 ! 10 ! 11 " dick answered . 1 dick 2 answered 1 dick 3 . presently , sure enough , they came to a sharp angle , and then the passage ended in a flight of steps . 1 presently 6 they 1 presently 7 came 1 presently 9 a 2 , 6 they 3 sure 4 enough 3 sure 6 they 4 enough 5 , 7 came 8 to 9 a 20 flight 10 sharp 11 angle 11 angle 14 then 11 angle 16 passage 11 angle 20 flight 12 , 13 and 13 and 14 then 15 the 16 passage 16 passage 17 ended 17 ended 18 in 19 a 20 flight 20 flight 21 of 20 flight 22 steps 20 flight 23 . on the top of that there was a solid flag of stone by way of trap , and to this they both set their backs . 1 on 3 top 2 the 3 top 3 top 4 of 3 top 9 solid 3 top 15 of 4 of 5 that 6 there 7 was 7 was 8 a 8 a 9 solid 9 solid 10 flag 10 flag 11 of 10 flag 12 stone 13 by 14 way 14 way 15 of 15 of 16 trap 15 of 20 this 15 of 24 their 16 trap 18 and 17 , 18 and 19 to 20 this 21 they 22 both 22 both 23 set 22 both 24 their 24 their 25 backs 25 backs 26 . it was immovable . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 immovable 3 immovable 4 . " [some] [one] [holdeth] it , " suggested [joanna] . 1 " 5 it 1 " 8 suggested 5 it 6 , 6 , 7 " 8 suggested 10 . " not so , " said [dick] ; " for were a man strong as ten , he must still yield a little . 1 " 2 not 2 not 14 strong 3 so 14 strong 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 ; 8 ; 9 " 8 ; 10 for 10 for 12 a 11 were 12 a 12 a 13 man 12 a 14 strong 14 strong 15 as 14 strong 16 ten 14 strong 17 , 14 strong 21 yield 18 he 19 must 19 must 21 yield 20 still 21 yield 21 yield 23 little 21 yield 24 . 22 a 23 little but this resisteth like dead rock . 1 but 3 resisteth 2 this 3 resisteth 3 resisteth 4 like 3 resisteth 5 dead 3 resisteth 6 rock 6 rock 7 . there is a weight upon the trap . 1 there 2 is 2 is 3 a 3 a 7 trap 4 weight 5 upon 4 weight 7 trap 6 the 7 trap 7 trap 8 . sit ye then down , and let us talk . 1 sit 2 ye 1 sit 4 down 1 sit 6 and 3 then 4 down 5 , 6 and 6 and 7 let 7 let 8 us 8 us 9 talk 8 us 10 . but , [in] [my] [poor] [opinion] , we are as good [as] [shent] . " 1 but 2 , 2 , 15 " 7 , 8 we 7 , 15 " 8 we 9 are 10 as 11 good 11 good 14 . 14 . 15 " " [dick] ! " she cried , " alas the day that ever ye should have seen me ! 1 " 9 alas 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 6 cried 3 ! 8 " 3 ! 9 alas 5 she 6 cried 6 cried 7 , 9 alas 11 day 9 alas 19 ! 10 the 11 day 12 that 13 ever 12 that 14 ye 14 ye 16 have 14 ye 18 me 15 should 16 have 16 have 17 seen 18 me 19 ! for [like] [a] [most] [unhappy] [and] [unthankful] [maid] , [it] [is] [i] have [led] you [hither] . " 1 for 9 , 9 , 18 " 13 have 15 you 15 you 17 . 17 . 18 " " what cheer ! " returned [dick] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 cheer 3 cheer 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 returned 6 returned 8 . " it was [all] [written] , and that [which] is [written] [,] [willy] [nilly] [,] [cometh] [still] to [pass] [.] 1 " 10 is 2 it 3 was 2 it 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 8 that 8 that 10 is 10 is 18 to but still [lord] [foxham] [kept] [me] [in] [his] [hands] , and [was] a good [lord] to me . 1 but 2 still 2 still 10 , 10 , 11 and 11 and 13 a 13 a 14 good 14 good 16 to 16 to 17 me 17 me 18 . and at last [i] was to be married or sold , if ye like it better . 1 and 2 at 2 at 3 last 3 last 11 , 5 was 8 married 6 to 7 be 7 be 8 married 8 married 10 sold 8 married 11 , 9 or 10 sold 11 , 12 if 12 if 13 ye 12 if 15 it 14 like 15 it 15 it 16 better 16 better 17 . five hundred [pounds] [lord] [foxham] [was] [to] [get] [for] [me] [.] 1 five 2 hundred hamley was the groom 's name , and to-morrow , [dick] , of all days in the year , [was] [i] [to] [be] [betrothed] . 1 hamley 2 was 1 hamley 7 , 1 hamley 9 to-morrow 1 hamley 10 , 1 hamley 12 , 1 hamley 14 all 2 was 4 groom 3 the 4 groom 4 groom 6 name 5 's 6 name 7 , 8 and 13 of 14 all 14 all 15 days 14 all 17 the 16 in 17 the 17 the 18 year 18 year 19 , 18 year 25 . had it not come [to] [sir] [daniel] , [i] [had] [been] [wedded] , [sure] and never seen [thee] , [dick] dear [dick] ! " 1 had 3 not 1 had 4 come 2 it 3 not 4 come 8 , 8 , 24 " 13 , 15 and 13 , 21 dear 15 and 16 never 16 never 17 seen 19 , 21 dear 21 dear 23 ! 23 ! 24 " " ay ! " cried [dick] [,] " and [so] [ye] [loved] this [hamley] ! " 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 16 " 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 8 " 3 ! 16 " 4 " 5 cried 8 " 9 and 13 this 15 ! 15 ! 16 " " [nay] , " [replied] [joanna] , " [not] [i] [..y] [i] [did] but [hate] [sir] [daniel] [.] 1 " 14 but 3 , 8 " 3 , 14 but 4 " 7 , 7 , 8 " and if , by cruel destiny , it may not be , still ye 'll be dear to me . 1 and 2 if 1 and 4 by 3 , 4 by 4 by 6 destiny 5 cruel 6 destiny 6 destiny 7 , 6 destiny 18 to 6 destiny 20 . 8 it 9 may 9 may 10 not 10 not 11 be 10 not 16 be 10 not 18 to 12 , 13 still 12 , 14 ye 14 ye 15 'll 15 'll 16 be 16 be 17 dear 18 to 19 me while my heart beats , it 'll be true to you . " 1 while 4 beats 2 my 3 heart 3 heart 4 beats 4 beats 9 true 5 , 6 it 6 it 9 true 7 'll 8 be 8 be 9 true 9 true 12 . 10 to 11 you 10 to 12 . 12 . 13 " i had a [pity] [to] [you] [,] [and] knew [not] [why] . 1 i 2 had 1 i 9 knew 2 had 3 a 9 knew 12 . when [i] [would] [have] [belted] you [,] [the] [hand] [failed] me . 1 when 6 you 6 you 11 me 11 me 12 . hark ! " he said , breaking off " one cometh . " 1 hark 2 ! 1 hark 11 cometh 2 ! 3 " 4 he 5 said 5 said 6 , 6 , 7 breaking 7 breaking 8 off 7 breaking 11 cometh 9 " 11 cometh 10 one 11 cometh 11 cometh 13 " 12 . 13 " and indeed a heavy tread was now audible in the echoing passage , and the rats again fled in armies . 1 and 4 heavy 2 indeed 4 heavy 3 a 4 heavy 4 heavy 5 tread 5 tread 6 was 5 tread 21 . 6 was 8 audible 7 now 8 audible 8 audible 9 in 9 in 20 armies 10 the 20 armies 11 echoing 12 passage 11 echoing 20 armies 13 , 14 and 14 and 16 rats 15 the 16 rats 16 rats 20 armies 17 again 20 armies 18 fled 20 armies 19 in 20 armies dick reconnoitred his position . 1 dick 2 reconnoitred 2 reconnoitred 3 his 2 reconnoitred 4 position 2 reconnoitred 5 . the sudden turn gave him a post of vantage . 1 the 2 sudden 2 sudden 9 vantage 3 turn 9 vantage 4 gave 5 him 4 gave 6 a 4 gave 9 vantage 7 post 9 vantage 8 of 9 vantage 9 vantage 10 . he could thus shoot in safety from the cover of the wall . 1 he 2 could 2 could 4 shoot 3 thus 4 shoot 4 shoot 6 safety 5 in 6 safety 6 safety 9 cover 6 safety 13 . 7 from 8 the 7 from 9 cover 9 cover 10 of 9 cover 12 wall 11 the 12 wall presently , [at] the [far] [end] [of] [the] [passage] [,] [bennet] [hove] [in] [sight] [.] 1 presently 2 , 1 presently 4 the he seemed to be alone , and he carried in his hand a burning torch , which made him the better mark . 1 he 2 seemed 2 seemed 3 to 3 to 4 be 4 be 5 alone 5 alone 15 torch 6 , 7 and 7 and 9 carried 8 he 9 carried 9 carried 15 torch 10 in 11 his 11 his 12 hand 12 hand 15 torch 13 a 15 torch 14 burning 15 torch 15 torch 16 , 15 torch 17 which 15 torch 22 mark 17 which 18 made 17 which 20 the 18 made 19 him 21 better 22 mark 22 mark 23 . " [stand] , [bennet] ! " cried [dick] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 ! 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 9 . " another step , and y ' are dead [.] ["] 1 " 6 y 2 another 3 step 3 step 6 y 4 , 5 and 4 , 6 y 6 y 7 ' 6 y 8 are 8 are 9 dead " so here ye are , " returned [hatch] [,] [peering] [forward] [into] the [darkness] [.] 1 " 2 so 1 " 3 here 1 " 4 ye 1 " 8 returned 4 ye 5 are 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 returned 8 returned 14 the " [i] see you [not] [.] 1 " 4 you 3 see 4 you aha ! [y] ['] ['] [ave] done [wisely] , [dick] [;] [y] ' ['] [ave] [put] [your] [lamp] [before] [you] [.] 1 aha 2 ! 2 ! 13 ' 7 done 9 , 9 , 13 ' and now , what make ye ? what seek ye here ? 1 and 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 12 ? 4 what 10 ye 5 make 10 ye 6 ye 7 ? 6 ye 10 ye 8 what 10 ye 9 seek 10 ye 10 ye 11 here 11 here 12 ? why would ye shoot upon an old , kind friend ? 1 why 3 ye 2 would 3 ye 3 ye 4 shoot 3 ye 11 ? 4 shoot 5 upon 5 upon 6 an 6 an 7 old 7 old 10 friend 8 , 10 friend 9 kind 10 friend and have ye the young gentlewoman there ? " 1 and 6 gentlewoman 2 have 3 ye 3 ye 6 gentlewoman 4 the 5 young 5 young 6 gentlewoman 6 gentlewoman 7 there 6 gentlewoman 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " [nay] , [bennet] , it is [i] [should] [question] and [you] answer , " replied [dick] . 1 " 16 replied 3 , 11 and 3 , 16 replied 5 , 6 it 5 , 11 and 6 it 7 is 13 answer 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 replied 16 replied 18 . " why [am] [i] in this [jeopardy] [of] [my] [life] ? 1 " 2 why 2 why 11 ? 5 in 6 this 6 this 11 ? why do men come privily to slay me in my bed ? 1 why 5 privily 1 why 12 ? 2 do 5 privily 3 men 5 privily 4 come 5 privily 5 privily 6 to 5 privily 7 slay 5 privily 8 me 5 privily 9 in 5 privily 10 my 5 privily 11 bed " master [dick] , [master] [dick] , " said [bennet] , " what [told] [i] you ? 1 " 13 what 2 master 4 , 4 , 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 what 13 what 16 you 16 you 17 ? y ' are brave [,] [but] [the] [most] [uncrafty] lad [that] [i] [can] [think] [upon] ! " 1 y 2 ' 1 y 3 are 1 y 4 brave 4 brave 10 lad 4 brave 16 ! 16 ! 17 " " well , " returned [dick] , " [i] [see] ye [know] [all] , and that [i] [am] [doomed] indeed . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 7 , 2 well 14 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 returned 7 , 8 " 8 " 11 ye 14 , 15 and 14 , 20 indeed 15 and 16 that 20 indeed 21 . it is well . 1 it 2 is 2 is 3 well 3 well 4 . here , where [i] [am] [,] [i] [stay] . 1 here 2 , 1 here 9 . 2 , 3 where let [sir] [daniel] [get] me out [if] [he] be [able] ! " 1 let 5 me 5 me 6 out 5 me 11 ! 9 be 11 ! 11 ! 12 " hatch was silent for a space . 1 hatch 3 silent 2 was 3 silent 3 silent 4 for 3 silent 6 space 4 for 5 a 6 space 7 . but you [,] [if] [ye] are no [fool] , had [best] [be] gone [ere] [i] [return] . " 1 but 2 you 1 but 7 no 2 you 6 are 7 no 9 , 9 , 18 " 10 had 13 gone 13 gone 17 . 17 . 18 " " [begone] [!] " repeated [dick] . 1 " 5 repeated 4 " 5 repeated 5 repeated 7 . " [i] [would] [be] [gone] [already] [,] [an] ['] [i] [wist] how . 1 " 12 how 1 " 13 . i cannot move the trap . " 1 i 2 cannot 2 cannot 3 move 3 move 5 trap 4 the 5 trap 5 trap 6 . 6 . 7 " " put [me] your hand [into] [the] [corner] , and see what [ye] [find] there , " replied [bennet] . 1 " 12 what 1 " 18 replied 2 put 5 hand 4 your 5 hand 5 hand 10 and 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 see 11 see 12 what 15 there 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 replied 18 replied 20 . " [throgmorton] ['s] [rope] is [still] [in] [the] [brown] [chamber] . 1 " 5 is 5 is 11 . fare ye well . " 1 fare 2 ye 1 fare 3 well 1 fare 4 . 4 . 5 " and [hatch] [,] [turning] [upon] [his] [heel] [,] [disappeared] [again] into the [windings] of the [passage] [.] 1 and 15 the 11 into 12 the 12 the 14 of 14 of 15 the dick instantly returned for his lamp , and proceeded to act upon the hint . 1 dick 2 instantly 1 dick 11 act 1 dick 15 . 2 instantly 3 returned 4 for 5 his 5 his 6 lamp 6 lamp 9 proceeded 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 proceeded 9 proceeded 10 to 9 proceeded 11 act 11 act 12 upon 11 act 14 hint 12 upon 13 the at one corner of the trap there was a deep cavity in the wall . 1 at 3 corner 2 one 3 corner 3 corner 4 of 3 corner 11 cavity 5 the 11 cavity 6 trap 11 cavity 7 there 8 was 7 there 11 cavity 9 a 11 cavity 10 deep 11 cavity 11 cavity 12 in 11 cavity 14 wall 11 cavity 15 . 13 the 14 wall [pushing] [his] [arm] [into] [the] [aperture] [,] [dick] [found] [an] [iron] [bar] [,] [which] [he] [thrust] [vigorously] [upwards] [.] there [followed] [a] [snapping] [noise] , and the [slab] of [stone] [instantly] [started] in [its] [bed] . 1 there 6 , 1 there 14 in 6 , 7 and 7 and 8 the 8 the 10 of 14 in 17 . they were free of the passage . 1 they 2 were 2 were 3 free 3 free 6 passage 3 free 7 . 4 of 5 the 5 the 6 passage a torch or two , each stuck in an iron ring against the wall , changefully lit up the scene . 1 a 2 torch 2 torch 4 two 2 torch 5 , 3 or 4 two 5 , 16 changefully 6 each 7 stuck 7 stuck 8 in 7 stuck 9 an 9 an 10 iron 10 iron 16 changefully 11 ring 16 changefully 12 against 16 changefully 13 the 14 wall 14 wall 16 changefully 15 , 16 changefully 16 changefully 17 lit 16 changefully 18 up 16 changefully 20 scene 19 the 20 scene 20 scene 21 . [chapter] [v] [how] [dick] [changed] [sides] dick , blowing out his lamp lest it should attract attention , led the way up-stairs and along the corridor . 1 dick 2 , 2 , 7 lest 3 blowing 4 out 4 out 5 his 4 out 6 lamp 6 lamp 7 lest 7 lest 8 it 7 lest 9 should 9 should 10 attract 10 attract 11 attention 10 attract 13 led 10 attract 20 corridor 11 attention 12 , 14 the 20 corridor 15 way 16 up-stairs 16 up-stairs 17 and 16 up-stairs 20 corridor 18 along 20 corridor 19 the 20 corridor 20 corridor 21 . in the brown chamber the rope had been made fast to the frame of an exceeding heavy and ancient bed . 1 in 2 the 1 in 5 the 2 the 4 chamber 3 brown 4 chamber 5 the 6 rope 5 the 20 bed 7 had 8 been 7 had 9 made 9 made 16 exceeding 10 fast 16 exceeding 11 to 12 the 12 the 13 frame 13 frame 14 of 13 frame 16 exceeding 15 an 16 exceeding 16 exceeding 17 heavy 16 exceeding 18 and 16 exceeding 19 ancient 19 ancient 20 bed 20 bed 21 . " [dick] , " she said , " is it so deep ? 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 she 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 is 9 is 13 ? 10 it 11 so 10 it 13 ? 11 so 12 deep i may not essay it . 1 i 2 may 2 may 4 essay 3 not 4 essay 4 essay 5 it 5 it 6 . i [should] [infallibly] [fall] , [good] [dick] . " 1 i 5 , 5 , 9 " 8 . 9 " it was just at the delicate moment of the operations that she spoke . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 just 3 just 4 at 4 at 5 the 5 the 10 operations 6 delicate 10 operations 7 moment 10 operations 8 of 9 the 8 of 10 operations 10 operations 11 that 10 operations 13 spoke 10 operations 14 . 12 she 13 spoke dick started ; the remainder of the coil slipped from his grasp , and the end fell with a splash into the moat . 1 dick 2 started 1 dick 3 ; 3 ; 5 remainder 4 the 5 remainder 5 remainder 6 of 5 remainder 7 the 7 the 23 moat 8 coil 9 slipped 9 slipped 21 into 10 from 12 grasp 11 his 12 grasp 12 grasp 14 and 12 grasp 16 end 12 grasp 20 splash 13 , 14 and 15 the 16 end 17 fell 20 splash 18 with 20 splash 19 a 20 splash 20 splash 21 into 21 into 23 moat 22 the 23 moat 23 moat 24 . instantly , from the battlement above , the voice of a sentinel cried , " who goes ? " 1 instantly 2 , 1 instantly 3 from 3 from 5 battlement 4 the 5 battlement 5 battlement 6 above 5 battlement 7 , 5 battlement 14 , 8 the 12 sentinel 9 voice 10 of 9 voice 12 sentinel 11 a 12 sentinel 12 sentinel 13 cried 12 sentinel 14 , 14 , 15 " 14 , 16 who 16 who 17 goes 17 goes 18 ? 18 ? 19 " " [a] [murrain] ! " cried [dick] . 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 cried 6 cried 8 . " we are paid now ! 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 are 2 we 4 paid 4 paid 5 now 5 now 6 ! down with you take the rope [.] ["] 1 down 2 with 2 with 3 you 3 you 4 take 4 take 6 rope 5 the 6 rope " [i] [cannot] , " she cried , [recoiling] . 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 cried 6 she 7 cried 7 cried 8 , 7 cried 10 . " [an] ye [cannot] , no more [can] [i] , " said [shelton] . 1 " 3 ye 1 " 12 said 5 , 11 " 6 no 7 more 6 no 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " how can [i] [swim] [the] [moat] [without] you ? 1 " 2 how 2 how 3 can 2 how 9 you 9 you 10 ? do you desert me , then ? " 1 do 2 you 1 do 3 desert 1 do 7 ? 3 desert 4 me 4 me 5 , 5 , 6 then 7 ? 8 " " [dick] , " she gasped [,] ["] [i] [cannot] . 1 " 6 gasped 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 gasped 5 she 6 gasped 6 gasped 11 . the strength is gone from me . " 1 the 2 strength 2 strength 3 is 2 strength 4 gone 2 strength 5 from 2 strength 7 . 5 from 6 me 7 . 8 " before he could shoot the bolt , strong arms were thrusting it back upon him from the other side . 1 before 15 him 2 he 3 could 3 could 4 shoot 4 shoot 6 bolt 4 shoot 14 upon 4 shoot 15 him 5 the 6 bolt 6 bolt 7 , 6 bolt 8 strong 8 strong 11 thrusting 9 arms 11 thrusting 10 were 11 thrusting 11 thrusting 12 it 11 thrusting 13 back 15 him 16 from 15 him 20 . 16 from 17 the 17 the 18 other 18 other 19 side he struggled for a second ; then , feeling himself overpowered , ran back to the window . 1 he 2 struggled 2 struggled 3 for 3 for 4 a 4 a 5 second 5 second 17 window 6 ; 11 overpowered 7 then 11 overpowered 8 , 9 feeling 9 feeling 11 overpowered 10 himself 11 overpowered 11 overpowered 12 , 11 overpowered 13 ran 11 overpowered 14 back 11 overpowered 17 window 14 back 15 to 15 to 16 the 16 the 17 window 17 window 18 . at the same moment the men who had forced the door against him laid hold upon him . 1 at 11 door 1 at 17 him 2 the 3 same 2 the 11 door 3 same 4 moment 5 the 11 door 6 men 7 who 7 who 8 had 7 who 9 forced 9 forced 11 door 10 the 11 door 12 against 13 him 12 against 17 him 14 laid 15 hold 14 laid 16 upon 16 upon 17 him 17 him 18 . and then he lost hold , and fell , and soused head over ears into the icy water . 1 and 2 then 1 and 11 soused 2 then 3 he 3 he 4 lost 4 lost 5 hold 6 , 11 soused 7 and 11 soused 8 fell 11 soused 9 , 11 soused 10 and 11 soused 11 soused 12 head 11 soused 13 over 11 soused 14 ears 11 soused 15 into 11 soused 17 icy 15 into 16 the 17 icy 18 water 18 water 19 . but all this had not been done without a considerable splashing , which had so far indicated his position to the men along the battlements . 1 but 3 this 2 all 3 this 3 this 7 done 4 had 5 not 4 had 6 been 4 had 7 done 7 done 8 without 8 without 10 considerable 9 a 10 considerable 10 considerable 11 splashing 11 splashing 13 which 11 splashing 23 along 12 , 13 which 13 which 14 had 15 so 16 far 16 far 17 indicated 17 indicated 19 position 17 indicated 21 the 17 indicated 22 men 17 indicated 23 along 18 his 19 position 19 position 20 to 23 along 25 battlements 24 the 25 battlements 25 battlements 26 . it had served its purpose . 1 it 3 served 2 had 3 served 3 served 5 purpose 4 its 5 purpose 5 purpose 6 . an arrow struck him in the shoulder , another grazed his head . 1 an 2 arrow 2 arrow 3 struck 2 arrow 5 in 2 arrow 10 grazed 3 struck 4 him 5 in 6 the 7 shoulder 8 , 7 shoulder 10 grazed 9 another 10 grazed 10 grazed 12 head 11 his 12 head 12 head 13 . he leaned against a tree , streaming with blood and water , bruised , wounded , alone , and unarmed . 1 he 2 leaned 2 leaned 3 against 3 against 5 tree 4 a 5 tree 5 tree 6 , 5 tree 7 streaming 7 streaming 8 with 7 streaming 9 blood 9 blood 20 unarmed 10 and 13 bruised 11 water 12 , 11 water 13 bruised 13 bruised 15 wounded 13 bruised 20 unarmed 14 , 15 wounded 15 wounded 16 , 17 alone 20 unarmed 18 , 19 and 19 and 20 unarmed 20 unarmed 21 . it was more probable he would make haste to marry her to some friend of his own . 1 it 4 probable 2 was 4 probable 3 more 4 probable 4 probable 6 would 4 probable 8 haste 5 he 6 would 7 make 8 haste 8 haste 10 marry 9 to 10 marry 10 marry 11 her 11 her 14 friend 11 her 17 own 12 to 13 some 13 some 14 friend 14 friend 15 of 15 of 16 his 17 own 18 . in the meanwhile , here he was in a sore plight . 1 in 2 the 1 in 3 meanwhile 3 meanwhile 4 , 3 meanwhile 5 here 3 meanwhile 11 plight 6 he 7 was 7 was 9 a 7 was 10 sore 8 in 9 a 10 sore 11 plight 11 plight 12 . when he awoke from something betwixt sleep and swooning , the grey of the morning had begun to take the place of night . 1 when 3 awoke 2 he 3 awoke 3 awoke 7 sleep 4 from 6 betwixt 5 something 6 betwixt 6 betwixt 7 sleep 7 sleep 9 swooning 7 sleep 23 night 8 and 9 swooning 9 swooning 10 , 9 swooning 11 the 9 swooning 14 the 9 swooning 20 the 11 the 12 grey 13 of 14 the 14 the 15 morning 15 morning 17 begun 16 had 17 begun 17 begun 18 to 17 begun 19 take 20 the 21 place 20 the 22 of 23 night 24 . the progressive brightening of the day and the return of his own senses at last enabled him to recognise the object . 1 the 2 progressive 2 progressive 3 brightening 3 brightening 4 of 3 brightening 10 of 3 brightening 12 own 4 of 5 the 4 of 8 the 5 the 6 day 6 day 7 and 9 return 10 of 11 his 12 own 12 own 13 senses 13 senses 16 enabled 13 senses 22 . 14 at 15 last 15 last 16 enabled 16 enabled 17 him 16 enabled 18 to 16 enabled 19 recognise 19 recognise 20 the 19 recognise 21 object it was a man hanging from the bough of a tall oak . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 man 3 a 8 bough 5 hanging 8 bough 6 from 7 the 6 from 8 bough 8 bough 9 of 8 bough 12 oak 8 bough 13 . 10 a 11 tall 11 tall 12 oak dick clambered to his feet , and , staggering and leaning on the tree-trunks as he went , drew near to this grim object . 1 dick 2 clambered 2 clambered 3 to 2 clambered 4 his 4 his 5 feet 5 feet 11 leaning 6 , 11 leaning 7 and 9 staggering 8 , 9 staggering 9 staggering 10 and 9 staggering 11 leaning 11 leaning 12 on 12 on 14 tree-trunks 13 the 14 tree-trunks 14 tree-trunks 15 as 14 tree-trunks 16 he 14 tree-trunks 17 went 14 tree-trunks 18 , 14 tree-trunks 19 drew 14 tree-trunks 22 this 14 tree-trunks 23 grim 14 tree-trunks 24 object 19 drew 20 near 20 near 21 to 24 object 25 . dick [raised] [the] [hood] [;] [it] was [throgmorton] [,] [sir] [daniel] ['s] [messenger] . 1 dick 7 was 1 dick 14 . he had not gone far upon his errand . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 not 2 had 4 gone 4 gone 5 far 5 far 8 errand 6 upon 8 errand 7 his 8 errand 8 errand 9 . and he put the paper in his own bosom , said a prayer over the dead man , and set forth again through the woods . 1 and 3 put 2 he 3 put 3 put 5 paper 3 put 6 in 4 the 5 paper 6 in 9 bosom 7 his 8 own 8 own 9 bosom 9 bosom 21 forth 10 , 11 said 10 , 19 and 11 said 15 the 12 a 13 prayer 13 prayer 14 over 14 over 15 the 15 the 17 man 16 dead 17 man 18 , 19 and 19 and 21 forth 20 set 21 forth 21 forth 22 again 21 forth 23 through 23 through 25 woods 24 the 25 woods 25 woods 26 . a rough voice bid him stand . 1 a 2 rough 2 rough 3 voice 2 rough 4 bid 4 bid 5 him 4 bid 6 stand 6 stand 7 . " [stand] ? " repeated [dick] . 1 " 5 repeated 3 ? 4 " 4 " 5 repeated 5 repeated 7 . " [by] [the] [mass] , [but] [i] [am] [nearer] [falling] . " 1 " 5 , 5 , 12 " 11 . 12 " and he suited the action to the word , and fell all his length upon the road . 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 suited 3 suited 5 action 3 suited 16 the 4 the 5 action 5 action 13 his 6 to 7 the 6 to 13 his 8 word 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 fell 11 fell 13 his 12 all 13 his 14 length 15 upon 15 upon 16 the 16 the 17 road 17 road 18 . two men came forth out of the thicket , each in green forest jerkin , each with long-bow and quiver and short sword . 1 two 2 men 2 men 3 came 3 came 4 forth 3 came 5 out 5 out 6 of 6 of 7 the 7 the 18 long-bow 8 thicket 10 each 9 , 10 each 10 each 18 long-bow 11 in 13 forest 12 green 13 forest 13 forest 14 jerkin 14 jerkin 15 , 14 jerkin 16 each 14 jerkin 18 long-bow 17 with 18 long-bow 18 long-bow 19 and 18 long-bow 20 quiver 18 long-bow 21 and 18 long-bow 22 short 18 long-bow 23 sword 18 long-bow 24 . " why , [lawless] , " said the younger [of] [the] [two] , " it is young [shelton] . " 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 8 the 7 said 19 . 8 the 9 younger 9 younger 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 it 15 it 16 is 16 is 17 young 19 . 20 " " ay , [this] will be as good as [bread] [to] [john] [amend-all] , " returned the other . 1 " 2 ay 1 " 16 returned 2 ay 3 , 3 , 5 will 5 will 6 be 6 be 8 good 7 as 8 good 8 good 9 as 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 returned 16 returned 18 other 17 the 18 other 18 other 19 . " though , faith , he hath been to the wars . 1 " 4 faith 2 though 4 faith 3 , 4 faith 4 faith 5 , 4 faith 11 wars 6 he 7 hath 7 hath 8 been 7 hath 11 wars 9 to 11 wars 10 the 11 wars 11 wars 12 . here is a tear in his scalp that must ' a ' cost him many a good ounce of blood . " 1 here 2 is 2 is 3 a 3 a 4 tear 4 tear 5 in 5 in 7 scalp 6 his 7 scalp 7 scalp 8 that 7 scalp 9 must 7 scalp 22 " 9 must 13 cost 10 ' 13 cost 11 a 13 cost 12 ' 13 cost 13 cost 14 him 13 cost 15 many 13 cost 18 ounce 16 a 17 good 17 good 18 ounce 18 ounce 19 of 18 ounce 20 blood 21 . 22 " " [and] here , " added [greensheve] , " is a hole in his shoulder that must have pricked him well . 1 " 3 here 3 here 4 , 3 here 22 . 4 , 5 " 5 " 21 well 6 added 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 is 10 is 11 a 11 a 12 hole 12 hole 13 in 13 in 14 his 14 his 15 shoulder 15 shoulder 19 pricked 16 that 17 must 17 must 18 have 18 have 19 pricked 19 pricked 20 him 19 pricked 21 well who hath done this , think ye ? 1 who 2 hath 2 hath 3 done 2 hath 4 this 4 this 8 ? 5 , 7 ye 6 think 7 ye 7 ye 8 ? if it [be] [one] of ours , he [may] [all] [to] [prayer] [;] [ellis] will give him [a] [short] [shrift] [and] [a] [long] [rope] . ["] 1 if 2 it 2 it 25 . 5 of 6 ours 6 ours 7 , 7 , 8 he 8 he 15 will 15 will 16 give 16 give 17 him 17 him 25 . " up [with] [the] [cub] , " said [lawless] . 1 " 6 , 2 up 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " clap him on my back [.] ["] 1 " 2 clap 2 clap 3 him 2 clap 4 on 2 clap 5 my 2 clap 6 back " keep [ye] [the] [post] [,] [brother] [greensheve] [.] 1 " 2 keep i will on with him by myself [.] ["] 1 i 2 will 1 i 7 myself 3 on 5 him 4 with 5 him 5 him 6 by 6 by 7 myself the sun rose as he came out of the [skirts] of the wood and [saw] [tunstall] [hamlet] [straggling] [up] the opposite hill . 1 the 2 sun 2 sun 3 rose 2 sun 6 came 4 as 5 he 5 he 6 came 6 came 7 out 7 out 8 of 7 out 11 of 8 of 9 the 11 of 12 the 11 of 20 the 12 the 13 wood 13 wood 14 and 20 the 22 hill 21 opposite 22 hill 22 hill 23 . " who goes ? " cried the man in command . 1 " 2 who 2 who 3 goes 3 goes 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 5 " 6 cried 6 cried 7 the 7 the 8 man 8 man 10 command 9 in 10 command 10 command 11 . " [will] [lawless] , [by] [the] [rood] [ye] [know] [me] as well as your own hand , " returned the [outlaw] [,] [contemptuously] [.] 1 " 4 , 4 , 11 as 4 , 18 " 11 as 12 well 12 well 13 as 14 your 15 own 14 your 16 hand 16 hand 17 , 17 , 18 " 18 " 19 returned 19 returned 20 the " [give] [the] word , [lawless] , " returned the other . 1 " 9 returned 4 word 5 , 5 , 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 returned 9 returned 11 other 10 the 11 other 11 other 12 . " now , [heaven] [lighten] [thee] , [thou] [great] [fool] , " replied [lawless] . 1 " 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 7 , 7 , 13 replied 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 replied 13 replied 15 . " [did] [i] [not] tell [it] thee [myself] [?] 1 " 5 tell 5 tell 7 thee but ye are all mad for this playing at soldiers . 1 but 2 ye 2 ye 3 are 3 are 4 all 3 are 5 mad 3 are 10 soldiers 6 for 10 soldiers 7 this 8 playing 8 playing 9 at 8 playing 10 soldiers 10 soldiers 11 . " [lawless] , [ye] but [show] [an] [ill] [example] [;] [give] [us] the word , [fool] [jester] , " said the [commander] [of] the [post] [.] 1 " 20 said 3 , 5 but 3 , 20 said 5 but 13 the 14 word 15 , 15 , 19 " 18 , 19 " 19 " 20 said 20 said 21 the 20 said 24 the " [and] if [i] had forgotten it ? " asked the other . 1 " 3 if 3 if 5 had 5 had 6 forgotten 6 forgotten 7 it 7 it 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 asked 10 asked 11 the 11 the 12 other 12 other 13 . " [nay] [,] [an] y ' are so ill [a] [jester] , " said [lawless] , " ye shall have your [word] for me . 1 " 5 y 1 " 14 said 5 y 6 ' 5 y 7 are 8 so 9 ill 9 ill 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 , 14 said 25 . 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 ye 18 ye 19 shall 19 shall 20 have 20 have 21 your 23 for 24 me 24 me 25 . " [pass] , [lawless] , " said the [sentry] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 8 the 7 said 10 . " and where is [john] ? " asked the [grey] [friar] . 1 " 8 asked 2 and 3 where 3 where 4 is 3 where 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 9 the 8 asked 12 . " he holdeth a court , by the mass , and taketh rents as to the manner born ! " cried another of the company . 1 " 3 holdeth 2 he 3 holdeth 3 holdeth 4 a 3 holdeth 5 court 5 court 6 , 6 , 12 taketh 6 , 20 " 7 by 9 mass 8 the 9 mass 9 mass 10 , 10 , 12 taketh 11 and 12 taketh 12 taketh 13 rents 12 taketh 14 as 15 to 16 the 16 the 17 manner 17 manner 18 born 17 manner 19 ! 19 ! 20 " 20 " 21 cried 21 cried 22 another 21 cried 24 the 23 of 24 the 24 the 25 company 25 company 26 . so it [proved] [.] 1 so 2 it there [the] [lad] ['s] [hurts] were [looked] [to] ; and he was [recalled] [,] [by] [simple] [remedies] [,] [to] [consciousness] . 1 there 6 were 1 there 12 was 1 there 21 . 9 ; 10 and 9 ; 11 he 11 he 12 was rest [ye] a little [quietly] , for [ye] [are] [somewhat] [out] [of] [case] [.] 1 rest 3 a 3 a 4 little 4 little 6 , 6 , 7 for then shall ye tell me [your] story , and betwixt the two of us we shall find a remedy for all . " 1 then 2 shall 2 shall 4 tell 3 ye 4 tell 4 tell 5 me 4 tell 7 story 7 story 8 , 8 , 9 and 9 and 10 betwixt 10 betwixt 11 the 10 betwixt 12 two 12 two 19 remedy 13 of 14 us 14 us 19 remedy 15 we 16 shall 16 shall 17 find 17 find 19 remedy 18 a 19 remedy 19 remedy 20 for 19 remedy 21 all 19 remedy 22 . 22 . 23 " " will ye [assault] [the] [house] ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 2 will 1 " 9 asked 3 ye 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 11 . " [i] [were] [mad] , indeed , to think of it , " returned [ellis] . 1 " 6 indeed 5 , 6 indeed 6 indeed 7 , 7 , 13 " 8 to 9 think 9 think 10 of 9 think 11 it 11 it 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 returned 14 returned 16 . " my mind [misgiveth] [me] [for] [jack] , " said the lad . 1 " 2 my 2 my 3 mind 3 mind 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 11 the 11 the 12 lad 12 lad 13 . " [for] [jack] [!] " repeated [duckworth] . 1 " 6 repeated 5 " 6 repeated 6 repeated 8 . " [o] , [i] [see] [,] for the [wench] [!] 1 " 3 , 3 , 7 for 7 for 8 the presently one of them , taking heart of grace , came forward , and with the lowliest salutations , presented a letter to the knight . 1 presently 11 came 2 one 3 of 3 of 4 them 3 of 9 grace 5 , 6 taking 6 taking 7 heart 7 heart 9 grace 8 of 9 grace 9 grace 10 , 9 grace 11 came 11 came 12 forward 12 forward 14 and 12 forward 15 with 13 , 14 and 15 with 17 lowliest 16 the 17 lowliest 17 lowliest 18 salutations 17 lowliest 20 presented 17 lowliest 22 letter 17 lowliest 25 knight 18 salutations 19 , 21 a 22 letter 22 letter 23 to 24 the 25 knight 25 knight 26 . his face darkened as he read the contents . 1 his 2 face 2 face 3 darkened 2 face 9 . 3 darkened 4 as 3 darkened 8 contents 4 as 5 he 6 read 8 contents 7 the 8 contents it ran [thus] [:] 1 it 2 ran to the most [untrue] [and] [cruel] [gentylman] [,] [sir] [daniel] [brackley] [,] [knyght] [,] [these] [:] 1 to 2 the 2 the 3 most i fynde ye were untrue and unkynd fro the first . 1 i 2 fynde 2 fynde 3 ye 2 fynde 4 were 2 fynde 7 unkynd 5 untrue 7 unkynd 6 and 7 unkynd 7 unkynd 8 fro 7 unkynd 9 the 7 unkynd 10 first 10 first 11 . ye have my father 's blood upon your hands ; let be , it will not wasshe . 1 ye 2 have 1 ye 3 my 3 my 4 father 3 my 6 blood 4 father 5 's 6 blood 17 wasshe 7 upon 17 wasshe 8 your 9 hands 9 hands 17 wasshe 10 ; 17 wasshe 11 let 17 wasshe 12 be 17 wasshe 13 , 14 it 14 it 17 wasshe 15 will 17 wasshe 16 not 17 wasshe 17 wasshe 18 . the first step therinne will be thy first step to the grave . 1 the 2 first 2 first 4 therinne 3 step 4 therinne 4 therinne 5 will 4 therinne 6 be 4 therinne 7 thy 4 therinne 8 first 4 therinne 9 step 4 therinne 12 grave 10 to 11 the 11 the 12 grave 12 grave 13 . [ric] [.] [shelton] [.] [book] [iii] [my] [lord] [foxham] [chapter] [i] [the] [house] [by] [the] [shore] months had passed away since [richard] [shelton] [made] [his] [escape] [from] [the] [hands] [of] [his] [guardian] [.] 1 months 3 passed 1 months 5 since 2 had 3 passed 3 passed 4 away [these] [months] [had] [been] [eventful] [for] [england] [.] the [party] of [lancaster] [,] [which] was [then] in the [very] [article] [of] [death] [,] [had] [once] [more] [raised] [its] [head] [.] 1 the 3 of 3 of 10 the 7 was 9 in 9 in 10 the the [small] [town] of [shoreby-on-the-till] was full of the [lancastrian] [nobles] of the [neighbourhood] [.] 1 the 4 of 4 of 13 the 6 was 7 full 7 full 8 of 8 of 9 the 9 the 12 of 12 of 13 the the world had changed indeed . 1 the 2 world 2 world 4 changed 2 world 6 . 3 had 4 changed 4 changed 5 indeed in an obscure alehouse in a by-street near the harbour , three or four men sat drinking ale and eating a hasty mess of eggs . 1 in 3 obscure 2 an 3 obscure 3 obscure 4 alehouse 4 alehouse 5 in 4 alehouse 15 men 5 in 7 by-street 6 a 7 by-street 7 by-street 8 near 7 by-street 9 the 10 harbour 11 , 10 harbour 15 men 12 three 14 four 13 or 14 four 14 four 15 men 15 men 18 ale 16 sat 17 drinking 17 drinking 18 ale 18 ale 19 and 18 ale 20 eating 18 ale 22 hasty 18 ale 26 . 21 a 22 hasty 22 hasty 23 mess 23 mess 24 of 23 mess 25 eggs " [nay] , " said one of the men at the table , " [i] like it [not] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 11 the 5 said 13 , 6 one 7 of 7 of 8 the 7 of 9 men 7 of 11 the 10 at 11 the 11 the 12 table 13 , 14 " 14 " 17 it 16 like 17 it ill will come of it . 1 ill 2 will 1 ill 4 of 1 ill 6 . 2 will 3 come 4 of 5 it this is no place for jolly fellows . 1 this 2 is 1 this 4 place 2 is 3 no 4 place 5 for 4 place 6 jolly 4 place 8 . 6 jolly 7 fellows " ['] [tis] [for] [master] [shelton] there , " said [another] , [nodding] [his] [head] [towards] the lad [before] [the] [fire] . 1 " 7 there 7 there 8 , 8 , 10 said 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 , 10 said 17 the 17 the 18 lad 18 lad 22 . the door of the inn opened , and another man entered hastily and approached the youth before the fire . 1 the 2 door 1 the 16 youth 3 of 16 youth 4 the 5 inn 4 the 16 youth 5 inn 6 opened 5 inn 7 , 7 , 8 and 9 another 10 man 10 man 14 approached 11 entered 12 hastily 12 hastily 13 and 12 hastily 14 approached 14 approached 16 youth 15 the 16 youth 16 youth 17 before 17 before 19 fire 18 the 19 fire 19 fire 20 . " master [shelton] , " he said , ["] [sir] [daniel] [goeth] [forth] with a pair of [links] [and] [four] [archers] . " 1 " 7 said 2 master 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 , 7 said 22 . 8 , 14 with 14 with 15 a 15 a 16 pair 16 pair 17 of 22 . 23 " dick ( for this was our young friend ) rose instantly to his feet . 1 dick 11 instantly 2 ( 3 for 2 ( 4 this 2 ( 9 ) 4 this 5 was 5 was 7 young 6 our 7 young 7 young 8 friend 9 ) 11 instantly 10 rose 11 instantly 11 instantly 14 feet 12 to 14 feet 13 his 14 feet 14 feet 15 . " [lawless] , " he said , " ye will [take] [john] [capper] ['s] [watch] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 ye 9 ye 10 will 10 will 16 . greensheve , follow with me . 1 greensheve 2 , 1 greensheve 3 follow 1 greensheve 6 . 3 follow 5 me 4 with 5 me capper , lead forward . 1 capper 2 , 1 capper 3 lead 1 capper 4 forward 4 forward 5 . we will follow him this time , an he go [to] [york] . " 1 we 2 will 2 will 3 follow 3 follow 4 him 4 him 7 , 4 him 10 go 4 him 13 . 5 this 6 time 6 time 7 , 7 , 8 an 7 , 9 he 13 . 14 " they moved [at] [a] [brisk] [walk] [,] [threading] [the] [intricate] [lanes] [and] [drawing] [nearer] [to] [the] [shore] [.] 1 they 2 moved " he hath gone each night [in] this [direction] ? " asked [dick] , [in] [a] [whisper] . 1 " 12 asked 2 he 3 hath 3 hath 4 gone 3 hath 5 each 3 hath 8 this 5 each 6 night 8 this 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 10 ? 12 asked 12 asked 14 , 12 asked 18 . [sir] [daniel] [and] [his] [six] [men] [were] [now] [come] [to] [the] [outskirts] [of] [the] [country] [.] the [lane] [which] [sir] [daniel] had [been] [following] [came] [to] an [abrupt] end [.] 1 the 13 end 6 had 11 an 11 an 13 end before him there was a stretch of rough down , and the noise of the sea-surf was audible upon one hand . 1 before 2 him 2 him 3 there 3 there 4 was 4 was 8 rough 5 a 8 rough 6 stretch 7 of 6 stretch 8 rough 8 rough 9 down 8 rough 11 and 8 rough 21 hand 10 , 11 and 12 the 16 sea-surf 13 noise 16 sea-surf 14 of 16 sea-surf 15 the 16 sea-surf 16 sea-surf 17 was 16 sea-surf 18 audible 16 sea-surf 19 upon 16 sea-surf 20 one 16 sea-surf 21 hand 21 hand 22 . there were no guards in the neighbourhood , nor any light in that quarter of the town . 1 there 2 were 2 were 4 guards 3 no 4 guards 4 guards 5 in 5 in 7 neighbourhood 6 the 7 neighbourhood 7 neighbourhood 9 nor 7 neighbourhood 11 light 7 neighbourhood 14 quarter 7 neighbourhood 17 town 7 neighbourhood 18 . 8 , 9 nor 9 nor 10 any 12 in 14 quarter 13 that 14 quarter 14 quarter 15 of 15 of 16 the 16 the 17 town " [hey] , " said [dick] , " [i] [smell] [treason] . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 13 " 12 . 13 " meanwhile , [sir] [daniel] [had] [come] [to] [a] [full] [halt] [.] 1 meanwhile 2 , the torches were stuck into the sand , and the men lay down , as if to await the arrival of the other party . 1 the 2 torches 2 torches 3 were 2 torches 4 stuck 4 stuck 5 into 5 into 6 the 5 into 10 the 5 into 19 the 6 the 7 sand 7 sand 9 and 8 , 9 and 11 men 12 lay 12 lay 13 down 13 down 18 await 14 , 16 if 15 as 16 if 16 if 18 await 17 to 18 await 18 await 19 the 19 the 20 arrival 19 the 23 other 20 arrival 21 of 22 the 23 other 23 other 24 party 24 party 25 . this drew near at a good rate . 1 this 7 rate 2 drew 3 near 2 drew 5 a 3 near 4 at 5 a 6 good 6 good 7 rate 7 rate 8 . it consisted of four men only a pair of archers , a varlet with a link , and a cloaked gentleman walking in their midst . 1 it 2 consisted 1 it 6 only 2 consisted 3 of 2 consisted 4 four 4 four 5 men 6 only 7 a 7 a 8 pair 7 a 20 cloaked 8 pair 9 of 8 pair 10 archers 10 archers 11 , 12 a 13 varlet 12 a 20 cloaked 13 varlet 14 with 15 a 20 cloaked 16 link 20 cloaked 17 , 18 and 18 and 20 cloaked 19 a 20 cloaked 20 cloaked 21 gentleman 20 cloaked 22 walking 20 cloaked 23 in 20 cloaked 24 their 20 cloaked 25 midst 25 midst 26 . " is it you , [my] [lord] ? " cried [sir] [daniel] . 1 " 3 it 1 " 4 you 2 is 3 it 4 you 5 , 5 , 9 " 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 13 . " [my] lord , " returned [sir] [daniel] , " [beauty] [will] [be] [the] [more] [beholden] [,] [misdoubt] it [not] . 1 " 3 lord 3 lord 4 , 4 , 5 " 4 , 10 " 5 " 6 returned 9 , 10 " 10 " 19 it 19 it 21 . but shall we forth ? for the sooner ye have seen my merchandise , the sooner shall we both get home . " 1 but 2 shall 2 shall 3 we 2 shall 10 have 3 we 4 forth 4 forth 5 ? 4 forth 6 for 7 the 8 sooner 8 sooner 9 ye 9 ye 10 have 10 have 11 seen 11 seen 13 merchandise 12 my 13 merchandise 13 merchandise 14 , 13 merchandise 16 sooner 13 merchandise 19 both 13 merchandise 20 get 13 merchandise 22 . 15 the 16 sooner 17 shall 18 we 18 we 19 both 20 get 21 home 22 . 23 " " but why keep ye her here , good knight ? " inquired the other . 1 " 3 why 1 " 13 inquired 2 but 3 why 3 why 5 ye 3 why 8 , 4 keep 5 ye 5 ye 7 here 6 her 7 here 9 good 10 knight 10 knight 13 inquired 11 ? 12 " 11 ? 13 inquired 13 inquired 15 other 13 inquired 16 . 14 the 15 other " [i] have told you , my lord , " replied [sir] [daniel] , " the [reason] [thereof] [concerneth] [me] [only] [.] 1 " 11 replied 3 have 4 told 4 told 5 you 5 you 6 , 6 , 11 replied 7 my 8 lord 8 lord 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 replied 11 replied 14 , 11 replied 16 the 14 , 15 " neither do [i] [purpose] [to] [explain] [it] [farther] [.] 1 neither 2 do ye will find him with an arrow in his back . " 1 ye 2 will 2 will 3 find 3 find 4 him 4 him 10 back 4 him 11 . 5 with 6 an 6 an 7 arrow 7 arrow 8 in 8 in 9 his 9 his 10 back 11 . 12 " close upon [the] [heels] [of] [these] [,] [dick] [followed] [.] 1 close 2 upon presently they came close down upon the beach . 1 presently 2 they 1 presently 3 came 3 came 6 upon 4 close 6 upon 5 down 6 upon 6 upon 8 beach 7 the 8 beach 8 beach 9 . they sat down in a tuft of furze and waited . 1 they 10 waited 2 sat 3 down 2 sat 8 furze 4 in 8 furze 5 a 6 tuft 6 tuft 8 furze 7 of 8 furze 8 furze 9 and 8 furze 10 waited 10 waited 11 . " [capper] , ye will give me a back up , " he said . 1 " 3 , 3 , 12 " 4 ye 5 will 5 will 6 give 6 give 7 me 6 give 8 a 6 give 9 back 6 give 10 up 10 up 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 14 said 13 he 14 said 14 said 15 . and so saying he dropped into the garden . 1 and 5 dropped 2 so 3 saying 3 saying 5 dropped 4 he 5 dropped 5 dropped 6 into 6 into 8 garden 7 the 8 garden 8 garden 9 . it was all pitch dark ; there was no light in the house . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 pitch 3 all 4 pitch 4 pitch 5 dark 4 pitch 6 ; 4 pitch 10 light 4 pitch 11 in 7 there 8 was 7 there 9 no 9 no 10 light 11 in 12 the 12 the 13 house 13 house 14 . the wind whistled shrill among the poor shrubs , and the surf beat upon the beach ; there was no other sound . 1 the 16 beach 2 wind 3 whistled 3 whistled 4 shrill 4 shrill 5 among 5 among 6 the 5 among 8 shrubs 5 among 11 the 5 among 15 the 7 poor 8 shrubs 8 shrubs 10 and 9 , 10 and 11 the 12 surf 12 surf 13 beat 12 surf 14 upon 15 the 16 beach 16 beach 17 ; 16 beach 23 . 17 ; 18 there 18 there 19 was 18 there 20 no 20 no 21 other 20 no 22 sound the path led him straight to the group of buildings . 1 the 10 buildings 2 path 3 led 3 led 4 him 3 led 5 straight 5 straight 6 to 5 straight 10 buildings 7 the 10 buildings 8 group 9 of 8 group 10 buildings 10 buildings 11 . any one would have supposed the place to be deserted . 1 any 2 one 2 one 3 would 3 would 4 have 4 have 5 supposed 5 supposed 10 deserted 6 the 7 place 7 place 10 deserted 8 to 9 be 9 be 10 deserted 10 deserted 11 . but [dick] [had] [good] [reason] [to] think [otherwise] [.] 1 but 7 think he continued his inspection , visiting the offices , trying all the windows . 1 he 2 continued 2 continued 4 inspection 3 his 4 inspection 4 inspection 5 , 4 inspection 8 offices 6 visiting 8 offices 7 the 8 offices 8 offices 9 , 8 offices 10 trying 8 offices 13 windows 11 all 13 windows 12 the 13 windows 13 windows 14 . he stepped back a little way , till he thought he could see the movement of a shadow on the wall of the apartment . 1 he 2 stepped 1 he 12 could 2 stepped 3 back 4 a 5 little 5 little 6 way 6 way 7 , 6 way 8 till 8 till 9 he 9 he 10 thought 9 he 12 could 10 thought 11 he 12 could 13 see 13 see 15 movement 14 the 15 movement 15 movement 16 of 15 movement 18 shadow 15 movement 24 apartment 17 a 18 shadow 19 on 21 wall 20 the 21 wall 21 wall 24 apartment 22 of 23 the 23 the 24 apartment 24 apartment 25 . he dropped back again to the top round of the ladder in a kind of amazement . 1 he 2 dropped 2 dropped 3 back 3 back 4 again 4 again 17 . 5 to 6 the 6 the 7 top 7 top 8 round 7 top 9 of 7 top 11 ladder 7 top 15 of 10 the 11 ladder 12 in 13 a 13 a 14 kind 14 kind 15 of 15 of 16 amazement 16 amazement 17 . he had never thought of his sweetheart as of so superior a being , and he was instantly taken with a feeling of diffidence . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 never 3 never 4 thought 4 thought 5 of 4 thought 9 of 5 of 6 his 6 his 7 sweetheart 7 sweetheart 8 as 9 of 24 diffidence 10 so 11 superior 11 superior 12 a 11 superior 13 being 13 being 24 diffidence 14 , 15 and 15 and 18 instantly 16 he 17 was 17 was 18 instantly 18 instantly 24 diffidence 19 taken 24 diffidence 20 with 21 a 21 a 24 diffidence 22 feeling 24 diffidence 23 of 24 diffidence 24 diffidence 25 . but he had little opportunity for thought . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 had 2 he 7 thought 3 had 5 opportunity 4 little 5 opportunity 5 opportunity 6 for 7 thought 8 . a low ["] [hist] [!] ["] [sounded] [from] [close] [by] , and he [hastened] [to] [descend] the [ladder] [.] 1 a 2 low 2 low 11 , 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 he 12 and 17 the " who goes ? " he whispered . 1 " 2 who 2 who 3 goes 3 goes 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 5 " 7 whispered 6 he 7 whispered 7 whispered 8 . " [greensheve] , " [came] [the] [reply] [,] [in] [tones] [similarly] [guarded] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " " what want ye ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 2 what 1 " 7 asked 2 what 3 want 4 ye 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 asked 7 asked 9 . " the house [is] [watched] , [master] [shelton] , " returned the [outlaw] [.] 1 " 11 returned 2 the 3 house 3 house 6 , 6 , 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 returned 11 returned 12 the " [by] my [sooth] , " said [dick] , " but this is passing [strange] [!] 1 " 3 my 3 my 5 , 5 , 7 said 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 9 , 10 " 9 , 11 but 11 but 12 this 12 this 13 is 13 is 14 passing were they not men [of] [sir] [daniel] ['s] [?] ["] 1 were 3 not 1 were 4 men 2 they 3 not " [white] [,] [chequered] [with] [dark] , " repeated [dick] . 1 " 9 repeated 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 repeated 9 repeated 11 . " [faith] , ' tis a [badge] [i] [know] [not] [.] 1 " 5 tis 3 , 4 ' 4 ' 5 tis 5 tis 6 a it is none of this country 's badges . 1 it 2 is 2 is 3 none 3 none 4 of 3 none 8 badges 5 this 8 badges 6 country 8 badges 7 's 8 badges 8 badges 9 . beyond all [question] [there] [are] [men] [of] [sir] [daniel] ['s] [in] [that] [house] [,] [and] [to] [be] [taken] [between] [two] [shots] [is] [a] [beggarman's] [position] [.] 1 beyond 2 all take me [this] [ladder] [;] [i] must leave it [where] [i] [found] [it] . ["] 1 take 2 me 2 me 14 . 7 must 8 leave 8 leave 9 it 9 it 14 . they returned the ladder to the stable , and groped their way to the place where they had entered . 1 they 2 returned 2 returned 4 ladder 3 the 4 ladder 4 ladder 9 and 4 ladder 20 . 5 to 7 stable 6 the 7 stable 7 stable 9 and 8 , 9 and 9 and 10 groped 10 groped 11 their 10 groped 12 way 10 groped 19 entered 12 way 13 to 14 the 15 place 15 place 16 where 16 where 17 they 17 they 19 entered 18 had 19 entered " now , [john] [capper] , " said [dick] , " back with you [to] [shoreby] , even as for your life . 1 " 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 17 , 3 , 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 14 you 12 back 13 with 13 with 14 you 17 , 18 even 18 even 19 as 18 even 20 for 20 for 21 your 21 your 22 life 22 life 23 . bring me instantly what men ye can collect . 1 bring 2 me 1 bring 3 instantly 3 instantly 4 what 3 instantly 8 collect 5 men 8 collect 6 ye 8 collect 7 can 8 collect 8 collect 9 . [greensheve] [and] [i] [lie] [here] [to] [watch] [.] speed ye [,] [john] [capper] [,] [and] [the] [saints] [aid] [you] [to] [despatch] . 1 speed 2 ye 1 speed 14 . i would fain see whether thine eyes betrayed thee [.] ["] 1 i 3 fain 2 would 3 fain 3 fain 4 see 3 fain 5 whether 3 fain 6 thine 3 fain 9 thee 6 thine 8 betrayed 7 eyes 8 betrayed keeping well outwards from the wall , and profiting by every height and hollow , they passed about two sides , beholding nothing . 1 keeping 3 outwards 2 well 3 outwards 3 outwards 4 from 3 outwards 5 the 5 the 6 wall 5 the 14 hollow 5 the 19 two 7 , 9 profiting 8 and 9 profiting 9 profiting 10 by 9 profiting 11 every 11 every 12 height 12 height 13 and 12 height 14 hollow 14 hollow 17 passed 15 , 16 they 16 they 17 passed 18 about 19 two 19 two 20 sides 20 sides 22 beholding 20 sides 24 . 21 , 22 beholding 22 beholding 23 nothing as he dropped again to the earth , another arose a little farther on and repeated the same performance . 1 as 2 he 2 he 3 dropped 3 dropped 4 again 4 again 8 , 4 again 10 arose 4 again 20 . 5 to 6 the 6 the 7 earth 7 earth 8 , 9 another 10 arose 10 arose 13 farther 10 arose 15 and 10 arose 19 performance 11 a 12 little 12 little 13 farther 13 farther 14 on 16 repeated 19 performance 17 the 18 same 18 same 19 performance and so , like a silent watch word , these gesticulations made the round of the beleaguered garden . 1 and 2 so 2 so 3 , 3 , 11 gesticulations 4 like 5 a 5 a 7 watch 6 silent 7 watch 7 watch 11 gesticulations 8 word 11 gesticulations 9 , 11 gesticulations 10 these 11 gesticulations 11 gesticulations 12 made 11 gesticulations 13 the 11 gesticulations 14 round 11 gesticulations 17 beleaguered 15 of 17 beleaguered 16 the 17 beleaguered 17 beleaguered 18 garden 17 beleaguered 19 . " [they] [keep] good [watch] , " [dick] whispered . 1 " 9 whispered 4 good 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 whispered 9 whispered 10 . " let us [back] to [land] , good master , " answered [greensheve] . 1 " 2 let 1 " 12 answered 2 let 3 us 3 us 5 to 7 , 12 answered 8 good 9 master 9 master 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 answered 12 answered 14 . " ye speak [sooth] , " returned [dick] [.] 1 " 2 ye 1 " 7 returned 2 ye 3 speak 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 returned " [ashore] [with] [us] , [right] [speedily] . " 1 " 5 , 5 , 9 " 8 . 9 " [chapter] [ii] [a] [skirmish] [in] [the] [dark] thoroughly drenched and chilled , the two adventurers returned to their position in the gorse . 1 thoroughly 2 drenched 2 drenched 4 chilled 3 and 4 chilled 4 chilled 8 adventurers 5 , 8 adventurers 6 the 8 adventurers 7 two 8 adventurers 8 adventurers 9 returned 8 adventurers 10 to 8 adventurers 11 their 8 adventurers 12 position 8 adventurers 15 gorse 13 in 15 gorse 14 the 15 gorse 15 gorse 16 . " [i] [pray] [heaven] that [capper] [make] good [speed] ! " said [dick] . 1 " 5 that 1 " 12 said 8 good 10 ! 10 ! 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " [i] [vow] [a] [candle] [to] [st] [mary] [of] [shoreby] [if] [he] come [before] [the] [hour] ! " 1 " 13 come 13 come 17 ! 17 ! 18 " " [y] ['] are [in] [a] hurry [,] [master] [dick] ? " asked [greensheve] . 1 " 4 are 1 " 13 asked 7 hurry 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 11 ? 13 asked 13 asked 15 . unfriends , for sure [!] ["] 1 unfriends 2 , 1 unfriends 3 for 1 unfriends 4 sure " well , " returned [greensheve] , " [an] [john] come [speedily] , we [shall] give [a] [good] [account] of them . 1 " 2 well 1 " 14 we 2 well 3 , 2 well 7 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 returned 7 , 8 " 8 " 11 come 11 come 13 , 14 we 16 give 16 give 21 them 20 of 21 them 21 them 22 . and yet , [master] [dick] [,] [an] she [be] [in] [sir] [daniel] 's [power] [already] [,] [it] [will] [little] [hurt] that [she] [should] [change] [into] [another] 's . 1 and 2 yet 1 and 21 that 2 yet 3 , 2 yet 8 she 8 she 13 's 21 that 27 's 27 's 28 . who should these be ? " 1 who 2 should 1 who 5 ? 2 should 3 these 2 should 4 be 5 ? 6 " " [i] do [suspect] [the] [lord] [of] [shoreby] , " [dick] replied . 1 " 3 do 3 do 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 replied 12 replied 13 . " when came they [?] ["] 1 " 4 they 2 when 3 came 2 when 4 they " they began to come , [master] [dick] , " said [greensheve] , " [about] [the] [time] ye [crossed] the wall . 1 " 2 they 1 " 11 said 3 began 4 to 4 to 5 come 5 come 6 , 6 , 11 said 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 , 11 said 20 the 11 said 22 . 13 , 14 " 14 " 18 ye 20 the 21 wall i had [not] [lain] [there] [the] [space] [of] a [minute] [ere] [i] [marked] [the] [first] [of] [the] [knaves] [crawling] round the corner . " 1 i 2 had 2 had 9 a 9 a 22 corner 20 round 22 corner 21 the 22 corner 22 corner 23 . 23 . 24 " of [two] [evils] [,] [dick] [preferred] the least . 1 of 7 the 7 the 8 least 8 least 9 . but the time passed , and still there was no movement . 1 but 2 the 2 the 3 time 3 time 4 passed 3 time 8 there 4 passed 5 , 5 , 6 and 6 and 7 still 8 there 9 was 8 there 10 no 10 no 11 movement 11 movement 12 . [presently] [dick] ['s] [reinforcements] [began] [to] [arrive] [.] the night was not yet old before nearly a score of men crouched beside him in the gorse . 1 the 2 night 2 night 7 before 3 was 4 not 4 not 5 yet 5 yet 6 old 5 yet 7 before 7 before 18 gorse 8 nearly 18 gorse 9 a 10 score 10 score 11 of 10 score 12 men 10 score 13 crouched 13 crouched 14 beside 13 crouched 18 gorse 14 beside 15 him 16 in 18 gorse 17 the 18 gorse 18 gorse 19 . separating these into two bodies [,] [he] [took] the [command] of [the] [smaller] [himself] [,] [and] [entrusted] [the] [larger] to the [leadership] [of] [greensheve] [.] 1 separating 2 these 1 separating 3 into 3 into 5 bodies 3 into 9 the 4 two 5 bodies 9 the 11 of 11 of 21 the 20 to 21 the post them strongly , and wait till that ye hear me falling on upon the other side . 1 post 2 them 2 them 3 strongly 2 them 4 , 2 them 18 . 4 , 5 and 6 wait 7 till 6 wait 14 upon 8 that 12 falling 9 ye 10 hear 10 hear 11 me 10 hear 12 falling 12 falling 13 on 12 falling 14 upon 14 upon 17 side 15 the 16 other 16 other 17 side 17 side 18 . it is [those] [upon] the sea front [that] [i] [would] [fain] [make] [certain] [of] [,] [for] [there] will be [the] [leader] . 1 it 2 is 1 it 18 will 2 is 5 the 5 the 6 sea 6 sea 7 front 18 will 19 be 19 be 22 . the rest will run ; even let them . 1 the 2 rest 2 rest 9 . 3 will 4 run 3 will 7 let 5 ; 7 let 6 even 7 let 7 let 8 them 8 them 9 . and now , lads , let no man draw an arrow ; ye will but hurt friends . 1 and 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 4 lads 4 lads 5 , 4 lads 6 let 6 let 9 draw 7 no 8 man 8 man 9 draw 9 draw 11 arrow 9 draw 13 ye 10 an 11 arrow 12 ; 13 ye 13 ye 14 will 13 ye 16 hurt 15 but 16 hurt 16 hurt 17 friends 17 friends 18 . the prospect of a sharp encounter and possible spoils restored them to good humour , and they joyfully prepared for battle . 1 the 2 prospect 2 prospect 3 of 3 of 14 humour 4 a 5 sharp 5 sharp 6 encounter 6 encounter 7 and 6 encounter 8 possible 8 possible 9 spoils 9 spoils 10 restored 10 restored 11 them 10 restored 12 to 10 restored 14 humour 13 good 14 humour 14 humour 16 and 14 humour 18 joyfully 15 , 16 and 17 they 18 joyfully 18 joyfully 19 prepared 18 joyfully 22 . 19 prepared 20 for 19 prepared 21 battle the bows , quivers , and tabards were concealed among the gorse , and the two bands set resolutely forward . 1 the 12 gorse 2 bows 4 quivers 3 , 4 quivers 4 quivers 5 , 4 quivers 6 and 6 and 7 tabards 7 tabards 8 were 7 tabards 9 concealed 9 concealed 12 gorse 10 among 12 gorse 11 the 12 gorse 12 gorse 13 , 12 gorse 17 bands 13 , 14 and 14 and 15 the 15 the 16 two 16 two 17 bands 17 bands 18 set 17 bands 19 resolutely 19 resolutely 20 forward 19 resolutely 21 . then they all shouted with one voice , and closed upon the enemy . 1 then 2 they 1 then 10 closed 2 they 3 all 2 they 4 shouted 4 shouted 5 with 4 shouted 7 voice 5 with 6 one 8 , 9 and 9 and 10 closed 10 closed 11 upon 10 closed 13 enemy 11 upon 12 the 13 enemy 14 . these , lying widely scattered , stiff with cold , and taken at unawares , sprang stupidly to their feet , and stood undecided . 1 these 9 cold 2 , 4 widely 3 lying 4 widely 4 widely 5 scattered 5 scattered 6 , 5 scattered 7 stiff 7 stiff 8 with 7 stiff 9 cold 9 cold 11 and 9 cold 25 . 10 , 11 and 12 taken 14 unawares 13 at 14 unawares 14 unawares 15 , 14 unawares 16 sprang 14 unawares 17 stupidly 14 unawares 20 feet 14 unawares 24 undecided 14 unawares 25 . 18 to 20 feet 19 their 20 feet 21 , 22 and 21 , 24 undecided 23 stood 24 undecided thereupon they gave themselves up for lost and ran . 1 thereupon 2 they 1 thereupon 3 gave 1 thereupon 4 themselves 4 themselves 5 up 4 themselves 10 . 5 up 6 for 5 up 8 and 6 for 7 lost 8 and 9 ran for all that , the fight was but beginning . 1 for 5 the 2 all 3 that 2 all 4 , 2 all 5 the 5 the 9 beginning 6 fight 9 beginning 7 was 9 beginning 8 but 9 beginning 9 beginning 10 . dick 's outlaws , although they had the advantage of the surprise , were still considerably outnumbered by the men they had surrounded . 1 dick 3 outlaws 2 's 3 outlaws 3 outlaws 5 although 3 outlaws 17 outnumbered 4 , 5 although 5 although 6 they 6 they 7 had 7 had 9 advantage 8 the 9 advantage 9 advantage 10 of 10 of 11 the 12 surprise 13 , 12 surprise 17 outnumbered 14 were 17 outnumbered 15 still 17 outnumbered 16 considerably 17 outnumbered 17 outnumbered 18 by 17 outnumbered 19 the 17 outnumbered 20 men 17 outnumbered 21 they 17 outnumbered 23 surrounded 21 they 22 had 23 surrounded 24 . the strangers were well armed ; they fell in silence upon their assailants ; and the affray became a series of single combats . 1 the 17 affray 2 strangers 3 were 2 strangers 4 well 4 well 5 armed 5 armed 6 ; 6 ; 17 affray 7 they 8 fell 8 fell 11 upon 9 in 10 silence 10 silence 11 upon 11 upon 13 assailants 12 their 13 assailants 13 assailants 14 ; 13 assailants 17 affray 15 and 17 affray 16 the 17 affray 17 affray 18 became 17 affray 19 a 17 affray 20 series 17 affray 23 combats 20 series 21 of 22 single 23 combats 23 combats 24 . the giant [still] [pursued] [his] [advantage] , and [still] [dick] [fled] [before] him [,] [spying] [for] his chance . 1 the 2 giant 2 giant 7 , 7 , 8 and 8 and 13 him 13 him 19 . 17 his 18 chance 18 chance 19 . the next moment he was engaged , upon more equal terms , with his second pursuer . 1 the 16 pursuer 2 next 3 moment 3 moment 4 he 4 he 5 was 5 was 6 engaged 6 engaged 7 , 6 engaged 8 upon 6 engaged 16 pursuer 9 more 10 equal 10 equal 16 pursuer 11 terms 12 , 11 terms 13 with 11 terms 16 pursuer 14 his 16 pursuer 15 second 16 pursuer 16 pursuer 17 . dick ground his teeth . 1 dick 2 ground 2 ground 4 teeth 2 ground 5 . 3 his 4 teeth while he was still [submerged] , [dick] [forced] [his] [dagger] [from] [his] [grasp] , and [rose] [to] his [feet] [,] [victorious] . 1 while 2 he 2 he 3 was 3 was 4 still 4 still 6 , 4 still 22 . 6 , 15 and 14 , 15 and 15 and 18 his " yield ye ! " he said . 1 " 3 ye 1 " 7 said 2 yield 3 ye 4 ! 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 . " [i] [give] you [life] . " 1 " 4 you 4 you 6 . 6 . 7 " " [i] [yield] me , " said the other , [getting] [to] [his] [knees] . 1 " 7 said 4 me 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 8 the 7 said 15 . 8 the 9 other 9 other 10 , dick turned to the beach . 1 dick 2 turned 2 turned 3 to 2 turned 5 beach 3 to 4 the 4 the 5 beach 5 beach 6 . " lead me to your captain , youth , " said the conquered knight . 1 " 2 lead 1 " 6 captain 2 lead 3 me 2 lead 4 to 4 to 5 your 6 captain 7 , 6 captain 13 conquered 8 youth 9 , 8 youth 13 conquered 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 12 the 13 conquered 14 knight 13 conquered 15 . " it is [fit] this [butchery] [should] [cease] . " 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 is 3 is 5 this 5 this 9 . 9 . 10 " " [call] [off] [your] [dogs] , then , and [i] will [bid] my [villains] [hold] , " returned the other . 1 " 18 returned 6 , 9 and 6 , 13 my 6 , 17 " 7 then 8 , 8 , 9 and 9 and 11 will 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 returned 18 returned 20 other 19 the 20 other 20 other 21 . there was something noble both in the [voice] [and] manner [of] [his] [late] [opponent] , and [dick] [instantly] [dismissed] all [fears] of [treachery] [.] 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 something 3 something 4 noble 3 something 6 in 4 noble 5 both 6 in 7 the 6 in 10 manner 10 manner 15 , 15 , 16 and 16 and 20 all 20 all 22 of " lay down your arms , men ! " cried the stranger knight . 1 " 10 cried 2 lay 3 down 2 lay 5 arms 4 your 5 arms 5 arms 6 , 5 arms 10 cried 7 men 8 ! 8 ! 9 " 8 ! 10 cried 10 cried 13 knight 11 the 13 knight 12 stranger 13 knight 13 knight 14 . " [i] [have] [yielded] [me] , [upon] [promise] of life . " 1 " 6 , 6 , 12 " 9 of 10 life 10 life 11 . 11 . 12 " the tone of the stranger was one of absolute command , and almost instantly the din and confusion of the mellay ceased . 1 the 16 din 2 tone 3 of 2 tone 10 command 2 tone 13 almost 4 the 5 stranger 5 stranger 6 was 6 was 9 absolute 7 one 8 of 7 one 9 absolute 9 absolute 10 command 10 command 11 , 11 , 12 and 13 almost 14 instantly 14 instantly 16 din 15 the 16 din 16 din 17 and 16 din 21 mellay 18 confusion 19 of 18 confusion 21 mellay 20 the 21 mellay 21 mellay 22 ceased 22 ceased 23 . " [lawless] , ["] [cried] [dick] , " are ye [safe] ? " 1 " 3 , 3 , 13 " 7 , 8 " 7 , 13 " 8 " 9 are 10 ye 12 ? 12 ? 13 " " ay , ["] cried [lawless] , " [safe] and [hearty] . " 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 13 " 3 , 10 and 5 cried 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 10 and 12 . 13 " " [light] me [the] [lantern] , " said [dick] . 1 " 8 said 3 me 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " is not [sir] [daniel] here ? " inquired [the] [knight] [.] 1 " 9 inquired 2 is 3 not 2 is 6 here 6 here 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 inquired ["] [sir] [daniel] [?] ["] [echoed] [dick] [.] " now , [by] [the] [rood] , [i] [pray] [not] [.] 1 " 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 7 , it would go [ill] with me if [he] [were] . " 1 it 2 would 1 it 10 . 2 would 3 go 3 go 5 with 5 with 6 me 6 me 7 if 10 . 11 " " ill with you , fair sir ? " inquired the other . 1 " 10 inquired 2 ill 3 with 2 ill 8 ? 4 you 5 , 4 you 8 ? 6 fair 7 sir 6 fair 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 10 inquired 10 inquired 12 other 10 inquired 13 . 11 the 12 other " [nay] , then , if [ye] [be] [not] [of] [sir] [daniel] ['s] [party] [,] [i] [profess] [i] [comprehend] [no] [longer] [.] 1 " 6 if 3 , 4 then 4 then 5 , 5 , 6 if but [before] [dick] [could] [answer] , [a] [voice] [spoke] in the darkness [from] [close] [by] . 1 but 11 the 6 , 10 in 10 in 11 the 11 the 12 darkness 12 darkness 16 . dick could see the speaker 's black and white badge , and the respectful salute which he addressed to his superior . 1 dick 2 could 2 could 3 see 3 see 5 speaker 4 the 5 speaker 5 speaker 6 's 5 speaker 7 black 7 black 8 and 7 black 9 white 9 white 10 badge 10 badge 14 respectful 10 badge 18 addressed 10 badge 21 superior 11 , 12 and 12 and 14 respectful 13 the 14 respectful 14 respectful 15 salute 15 salute 16 which 15 salute 17 he 18 addressed 19 to 20 his 21 superior 21 superior 22 . " [hawksley] [is] [in] [the] [right] , " added the [lord] [.] 1 " 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 added 9 added 10 the " how please ye , sir ? 1 " 2 how 1 " 3 please 3 please 6 sir 3 please 7 ? 4 ye 6 sir 5 , 6 sir whither shall we march ? " 1 whither 2 shall 1 whither 4 march 1 whither 5 ? 2 shall 3 we 5 ? 6 " " [nay] , my lord , " said [dick] , " [go] [where] ye will for me . 1 " 3 , 3 , 7 " 4 my 5 lord 5 lord 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 18 . 10 , 11 " 10 , 16 for 11 " 14 ye 14 ye 15 will 16 for 17 me 17 me 18 . " [y] ['] are too [trustful] , boy , " said the other ; " but this time your trust is not misplaced . 1 " 4 are 1 " 11 said 5 too 7 , 7 , 10 " 8 boy 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 12 the 12 the 13 other 13 other 23 misplaced 14 ; 16 but 15 " 16 but 16 but 17 this 17 this 18 time 18 time 23 misplaced 19 your 20 trust 20 trust 23 misplaced 21 is 23 misplaced 22 not 23 misplaced 23 misplaced 24 . i will meet you at the [point] [of] day [at] [st] [bride] ['s] [cross] . 1 i 2 will 2 will 3 meet 3 meet 4 you 3 meet 5 at 5 at 6 the 6 the 9 day 9 day 15 . come , lads , follow ! " 1 come 3 lads 2 , 3 lads 3 lads 4 , 3 lads 5 follow 3 lads 6 ! 6 ! 7 " he put his ear to the ground , and it seemed to him as if he heard a jarring and hollow noise from townward . 1 he 2 put 2 put 4 ear 2 put 10 it 2 put 13 him 3 his 4 ear 4 ear 7 ground 4 ear 9 and 5 to 7 ground 6 the 7 ground 8 , 9 and 10 it 11 seemed 11 seemed 12 to 13 him 19 jarring 14 as 15 if 14 as 19 jarring 15 if 16 he 16 he 17 heard 17 heard 19 jarring 18 a 19 jarring 19 jarring 20 and 19 jarring 21 hollow 19 jarring 24 townward 22 noise 24 townward 23 from 24 townward 24 townward 25 . back to the beach he went hurrying . 1 back 2 to 2 to 3 the 3 the 4 beach 4 beach 7 hurrying 4 beach 8 . 5 he 6 went 6 went 7 hurrying [chapter] [iii] [st] [.] [bride's] [cross] [st] [bride] ['s] [cross] [stood] [a] [little] [way] [back] [from] [shoreby] [,] [on] [the] [skirts] [of] [tunstall] [forest] [.] here , then , about seven in the morning , [dick] [arrived] . 1 here 2 , 2 , 3 then 3 then 4 , 3 then 8 the 5 about 6 seven 5 about 8 the 7 in 8 the 8 the 9 morning 9 morning 10 , 9 morning 13 . dick set him down upon the lowest step of the cross , wrapped himself well in his tabard , and looked vigilantly upon all sides . 1 dick 2 set 2 set 3 him 2 set 5 upon 4 down 5 upon 5 upon 6 the 6 the 7 lowest 6 the 18 tabard 7 lowest 8 step 7 lowest 9 of 10 the 18 tabard 11 cross 13 wrapped 12 , 13 wrapped 13 wrapped 14 himself 14 himself 18 tabard 15 well 18 tabard 16 in 18 tabard 17 his 18 tabard 18 tabard 19 , 18 tabard 22 vigilantly 18 tabard 26 . 20 and 22 vigilantly 21 looked 22 vigilantly 22 vigilantly 23 upon 22 vigilantly 24 all 22 vigilantly 25 sides he had not long to wait . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 not 3 not 6 wait 4 long 6 wait 5 to 6 wait 6 wait 7 . his visor was raised , and showed a countenance of great command and dignity , answerable to the richness of his attire and arms . 1 his 2 visor 1 his 11 great 2 visor 3 was 2 visor 4 raised 2 visor 6 and 5 , 6 and 6 and 7 showed 8 a 11 great 9 countenance 10 of 9 countenance 11 great 11 great 12 command 12 command 22 attire 13 and 16 answerable 14 dignity 16 answerable 15 , 16 answerable 16 answerable 17 to 16 answerable 19 richness 16 answerable 22 attire 18 the 19 richness 19 richness 20 of 21 his 22 attire 22 attire 23 and 22 attire 24 arms 22 attire 25 . and it was with some [confusion] of [manner] [that] [dick] [arose] [from] the [cross] [and] [stepped] [down] [the] [bank] [to] [meet] [his] [prisoner] [.] 1 and 2 it 1 and 13 the 2 it 3 was 4 with 5 some 5 some 7 of 7 of 13 the " [i] thank you , my lord , for your exactitude , " he said , louting very low . 1 " 3 thank 3 thank 4 you 3 thank 5 , 5 , 17 louting 6 my 7 lord 7 lord 8 , 8 , 17 louting 9 for 11 exactitude 10 your 11 exactitude 11 exactitude 12 , 11 exactitude 17 louting 13 " 15 said 14 he 15 said 15 said 17 louting 16 , 17 louting 17 louting 18 very 17 louting 19 low 17 louting 20 . " will it please your lordship to set foot to earth ? " 1 " 4 please 2 will 4 please 3 it 4 please 4 please 6 lordship 5 your 6 lordship 6 lordship 8 set 6 lordship 9 foot 6 lordship 10 to 6 lordship 11 earth 6 lordship 13 " 7 to 8 set 12 ? 13 " " are ye here alone , young man ? " inquired the other . 1 " 11 inquired 2 are 3 ye 2 are 7 young 2 are 9 ? 3 ye 4 here 4 here 5 alone 5 alone 6 , 7 young 8 man 9 ? 10 " 9 ? 11 inquired 11 inquired 13 other 11 inquired 14 . 12 the 13 other " [y] ['] ['] [ave] done [wisely] , " said the [lord] . 1 " 10 said 6 done 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 11 the 10 said 13 . " it pleaseth me the rather , since last night [ye] [fought] [foolhardily] [,] [and] [more] [like] [a] [salvage] [saracen] [lunatic] [than] [any] [christian] [warrior] . 1 " 3 pleaseth 2 it 3 pleaseth 3 pleaseth 4 me 3 pleaseth 5 the 5 the 10 night 6 rather 8 since 7 , 8 since 8 since 9 last 9 last 10 night 10 night 26 . but it [becomes] not [me] to [complain] that [had] [the] [undermost] . " 1 but 2 it 1 but 4 not 1 but 8 that 4 not 6 to 8 that 12 . 12 . 13 " ye [were] [pleased] [to] make me [yours] [with] [several] [dagger] [marks] , which [i] [still] [carry] [.] 1 ye 5 make 5 make 6 me 6 me 12 , 12 , 13 which " [y] ['] [are] [shrewd] enough to make light of it , [i] see , " returned the stranger . 1 " 17 returned 6 enough 7 to 7 to 8 make 8 make 9 light 8 make 11 it 9 light 10 of 11 it 12 , 12 , 16 " 14 see 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 returned 17 returned 18 the 18 the 19 stranger 19 stranger 20 . " [nay] , my lord , [not] [shrewd] , " replied [dick] , " [in] that [i] [shoot] [at] [no] [advantage] [to] [myself] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 14 " 4 my 5 lord 5 lord 6 , 5 lord 9 , 5 lord 13 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 replied 13 , 14 " 14 " 16 that 16 that 24 . " ye speak well , " said the stranger . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 speak 3 speak 4 well 4 well 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 8 the 8 the 9 stranger 9 stranger 10 . " your [name] [?] ["] 1 " 2 your " [my] [name] [,] [an't] like you , is [shelton] , " answered [dick] . 1 " 13 answered 6 like 7 you 7 you 8 , 8 , 13 answered 9 is 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 answered 13 answered 15 . " [men] [call] [me] [the] [lord] [foxham] , " added the [other] [.] 1 " 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 added 10 added 11 the " but are [ye] [not] [ward] [to] [sir] [daniel] [?] 1 " 2 but 1 " 3 are [methought] [,] [if] [y] ['] [are] [harry] [shelton] ['s] [son] [,] [that] [i] [had] [heard] [it] [so] [reported] [,] ["] [said] [lord] [foxham] [.] " will it please you , my lord , to alight ? 1 " 5 you 2 will 4 please 2 will 5 you 3 it 4 please 5 you 12 ? 6 , 8 lord 7 my 8 lord 8 lord 9 , 8 lord 11 alight 10 to 11 alight 11 alight 12 ? i would fain tell you fully who [i] am [,] [how] [situate] [,] [and] [why] so [bold] [in] [my] [demands] . 1 i 3 fain 1 i 9 am 2 would 3 fain 3 fain 4 tell 4 tell 5 you 4 tell 6 fully 6 fully 7 who 9 am 16 so 16 so 21 . beseech you , my lord , take place upon these steps , hear me to a full end , and judge me with allowance . " 1 beseech 2 you 2 you 7 take 3 , 5 lord 4 my 5 lord 5 lord 6 , 5 lord 7 take 7 take 8 place 7 take 10 these 9 upon 10 these 10 these 11 steps 11 steps 12 , 11 steps 13 hear 11 steps 17 full 13 hear 14 me 14 me 15 to 16 a 17 full 17 full 24 allowance 18 end 24 allowance 19 , 20 and 20 and 24 allowance 21 judge 24 allowance 22 me 24 allowance 23 with 24 allowance 24 allowance 25 . 25 . 26 " be of a good cheer ; for ye have made a friend who is devoid neither of power nor favour . 1 be 4 good 2 of 3 a 3 a 4 good 4 good 5 cheer 5 cheer 6 ; 6 ; 7 for 6 ; 8 ye 8 ye 9 have 9 have 10 made 10 made 15 devoid 11 a 12 friend 12 friend 15 devoid 13 who 15 devoid 14 is 15 devoid 15 devoid 16 neither 15 devoid 20 favour 16 neither 17 of 16 neither 19 nor 18 power 19 nor 20 favour 21 . " [ay] , my lord , and [now] [sir] [daniel] [hath] [promised] [her] to my [lord] [shoreby] , " interrupted [dick] . 1 " 20 interrupted 3 , 7 and 3 , 15 my 3 , 19 " 4 my 5 lord 5 lord 6 , 6 , 7 and 14 to 15 my 18 , 19 " 19 " 20 interrupted 20 interrupted 22 . " [and] [his] [promise] , for all it is but [young] , is [still] [the] [likelier] to be [made] good . " 1 " 10 but 1 " 12 , 5 , 6 for 5 , 10 but 6 for 7 all 6 for 8 it 8 it 9 is 12 , 22 " 13 is 17 to 17 to 18 be 18 be 20 good 20 good 21 . 21 . 22 " " ' [tis] the [plain] truth , " returned [his] [lordship] [.] 1 " 9 returned 2 ' 4 the 4 the 6 truth 6 truth 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 returned aid me with your good fellows " 1 aid 2 me 1 aid 4 your 1 aid 6 fellows 3 with 4 your 5 good 6 fellows 6 fellows 7 " " [my] lord , " cried [dick] , " they are these same outlaws that ye blame me for consorting with . " 1 " 3 lord 3 lord 4 , 4 , 5 " 4 , 23 " 5 " 6 cried 8 , 9 " 8 , 10 they 10 they 11 are 11 are 20 consorting 12 these 20 consorting 13 same 14 outlaws 14 outlaws 15 that 14 outlaws 16 ye 14 outlaws 17 blame 17 blame 20 consorting 18 me 20 consorting 19 for 20 consorting 20 consorting 21 with 20 consorting 23 " 22 . 23 " " [let] [them] [be] what they will , [they] [can] [fight] , " returned [lord] [foxham] [.] 1 " 5 what 1 " 14 returned 5 what 7 will 6 they 7 will 8 , 13 " 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 returned " come , " he said , " an [y] ' are to [marry] [joan] , we must be [early] [friends] . " 1 " 2 come 2 come 3 , 3 , 6 said 3 , 23 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 11 ' 9 an 11 ' 12 are 13 to 13 to 19 be 16 , 17 we 17 we 18 must 18 must 19 be 19 be 22 . 22 . 23 " [chapter] [iv] [the] [good] [hope] the obstacles , however , were many ; and as one after another of his scouts arrived , each brought him more discomfortable news . 1 the 2 obstacles 1 the 16 scouts 2 obstacles 4 however 3 , 4 however 4 however 5 , 6 were 7 many 7 many 10 as 7 many 13 another 8 ; 9 and 9 and 10 as 11 one 13 another 12 after 13 another 13 another 16 scouts 14 of 16 scouts 15 his 16 scouts 16 scouts 17 arrived 16 scouts 18 , 16 scouts 19 each 16 scouts 23 discomfortable 20 brought 23 discomfortable 21 him 23 discomfortable 22 more 23 discomfortable 23 discomfortable 24 news 23 discomfortable 25 . [sir] [daniel] [was] [alarmed] [by] [the] [skirmish] [of] [the] [night] [before] [.] the [adventure] of the night [appeared] [more] and [more] [difficult] [of] [execution] [,] [till] [suddenly] [dick] ['s] [countenance] [lightened] [.] 1 the 3 of 3 of 4 the 4 the 5 night 5 night 8 and " [lawless] ! ["] he cried , " you [that] [were] [a] [shipman] , [can] [ye] [steal] me [a] [ship] ? " 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 8 " 5 he 6 cried 6 cried 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 you 9 you 14 , 14 , 22 " 18 me 21 ? 21 ? 22 " " [master] [dick] , " [replied] [lawless] , " [if] ye [would] [back] me , [i] [would] [agree] [to] [steal] [york] [minster] . " 1 " 4 , 4 , 24 " 5 " 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 ye 11 ye 14 me 14 me 15 , 15 , 24 " 23 . 24 " presently after , these two set forth and descended to the harbour . 1 presently 7 forth 2 after 3 , 2 after 5 two 4 these 5 two 5 two 6 set 6 set 7 forth 7 forth 8 and 7 forth 9 descended 9 descended 10 to 9 descended 12 harbour 11 the 12 harbour 12 harbour 13 . many decked ships and many open boats either lay there at anchor , or had been drawn up on the beach . 1 many 2 decked 2 decked 3 ships 3 ships 4 and 3 ships 5 many 3 ships 9 lay 3 ships 17 drawn 6 open 7 boats 7 boats 8 either 7 boats 9 lay 9 lay 10 there 11 at 12 anchor 12 anchor 14 or 12 anchor 17 drawn 13 , 14 or 15 had 16 been 16 been 17 drawn 17 drawn 18 up 17 drawn 21 beach 19 on 21 beach 20 the 21 beach 21 beach 22 . he was disturbed by a touch upon his shoulder . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 disturbed 3 disturbed 4 by 3 disturbed 6 touch 5 a 6 touch 6 touch 9 shoulder 7 upon 9 shoulder 8 his 9 shoulder 9 shoulder 10 . " there , sir , " said [lawless] , " [mark] [ye] [it] well ! 1 " 2 there 2 there 3 , 3 , 6 " 4 sir 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 14 well 14 well 15 ! there is the [ship] [for] [to-night] . " 1 there 2 is 1 there 7 . 2 is 3 the 7 . 8 " lawless turned to a loiterer . 1 lawless 5 loiterer 2 turned 5 loiterer 3 to 5 loiterer 4 a 5 loiterer 5 loiterer 6 . " how call ye her ? " he asked , pointing to the little vessel . 1 " 9 asked 2 how 4 ye 3 call 4 ye 4 ye 6 ? 5 her 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 9 asked 8 he 9 asked 9 asked 11 pointing 10 , 11 pointing 11 pointing 12 to 11 pointing 15 vessel 13 the 15 vessel 14 little 15 vessel 15 vessel 16 . " they call her [the] [good] [hope] , [of] [dartmouth] , " replied the [loiterer] . 1 " 2 they 1 " 13 replied 2 they 3 call 3 call 4 her 4 her 8 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 replied 13 replied 14 the 13 replied 16 . " [her] captain , [arblaster] [by] [name] [.] 1 " 3 captain 3 captain 4 , he pulleth the bow oar in yon skiff [.] ["] 1 he 2 pulleth 2 pulleth 3 the 2 pulleth 4 bow 2 pulleth 5 oar 2 pulleth 7 yon 5 oar 6 in 7 yon 8 skiff this was all that [lawless] [wanted] . 1 this 2 was 1 this 7 . 2 was 3 all 3 all 4 that hurriedly thanking the man , he moved round the shore to a certain sandy creek , for which the skiff was heading . 1 hurriedly 2 thanking 2 thanking 3 the 3 the 4 man 3 the 10 shore 5 , 6 he 6 he 7 moved 7 moved 8 round 8 round 9 the 9 the 10 shore 10 shore 14 sandy 11 to 14 sandy 12 a 13 certain 13 certain 14 sandy 14 sandy 15 creek 15 creek 18 which 15 creek 22 heading 15 creek 23 . 16 , 17 for 16 , 18 which 19 the 20 skiff 20 skiff 22 heading 21 was 22 heading there he took up his position , and as soon as they were [within] [earshot] , [opened] [fire] [on] [the] [sailors] [of] [the] [good] [hope] [.] 1 there 13 were 1 there 16 , 2 he 3 took 3 took 4 up 3 took 6 position 5 his 6 position 6 position 7 , 6 position 9 as 7 , 8 and 9 as 10 soon 10 soon 11 as 11 as 12 they 12 they 13 were " what ! 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 ! [gossip] [arblaster] [!] ["] [he] [cried] [.] " why , ye be well met ; nay , gossip , ye be right well met , upon the rood ! 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 2 why 4 ye 4 ye 5 be 5 be 7 met 6 well 7 met 7 met 21 rood 8 ; 9 nay 9 nay 10 , 9 nay 11 gossip 11 gossip 12 , 11 gossip 13 ye 11 gossip 21 rood 13 ye 14 be 13 ye 16 well 14 be 15 right 17 met 21 rood 18 , 21 rood 19 upon 21 rood 20 the 21 rood 21 rood 22 ! and is that [the] [good] [hope] [?] 1 and 3 that 2 is 3 that ay , [i] [would] [know] [her] [among] [ten] [thousand] [!] [a] [sweet] [shear] [,] [a] [sweet] [boat] [!] 1 ay 2 , but marry come up , my gossip , will ye drink ? 1 but 10 ye 2 marry 6 my 2 marry 7 gossip 3 come 4 up 4 up 6 my 5 , 6 my 7 gossip 8 , 7 gossip 10 ye 9 will 10 ye 10 ye 11 drink 10 ye 12 ? i have come into [mine] [estate] [which] [doubtless] [ye] [remember] [to] have heard [on] . 1 i 2 have 1 i 12 have 2 have 3 come 3 come 4 into 12 have 13 heard 13 heard 15 . come , fellow ; thy hand upon ' t ! 1 come 2 , 1 come 10 ! 3 fellow 10 ! 4 ; 9 t 5 thy 6 hand 6 hand 7 upon 7 upon 9 t 8 ' 9 t 9 t 10 ! come , drink with an old shipfellow ! " 1 come 2 , 2 , 9 " 3 drink 7 shipfellow 4 with 7 shipfellow 5 an 7 shipfellow 6 old 7 shipfellow 7 shipfellow 8 ! 8 ! 9 " " [nay] , " he said , " [i] [cannot] mind you . 1 " 6 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 13 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 12 you 11 mind 12 you but what o ' that ? 1 but 2 what 2 what 6 ? 3 o 4 ' 4 ' 5 that 5 that 6 ? i would [drink] [with] [any] [man] [,] [gossip] [,] [and] [so] [would] [my] [man] [tom] . 1 i 2 would 2 would 16 . let's go drink with him and his [shore] friend . " 1 let's 2 go 1 let's 3 drink 3 drink 4 with 4 with 5 him 4 with 7 his 6 and 7 his 7 his 9 friend 9 friend 10 . 10 . 11 " in the middle , and besieged by half a hundred violent draughts , a fire of wreck-wood blazed and vomited thick smoke . 1 in 12 draughts 2 the 3 middle 3 middle 4 , 4 , 5 and 5 and 6 besieged 6 besieged 7 by 6 besieged 8 half 8 half 10 hundred 9 a 10 hundred 10 hundred 12 draughts 11 violent 12 draughts 12 draughts 13 , 12 draughts 14 a 12 draughts 17 wreck-wood 15 fire 17 wreck-wood 16 of 17 wreck-wood 17 wreck-wood 18 blazed 17 wreck-wood 19 and 17 wreck-wood 20 vomited 20 vomited 21 thick 20 vomited 22 smoke 22 smoke 23 . here 's to the [good] [hope] ! 1 here 2 's 1 here 3 to 1 here 7 ! 3 to 4 the may she ride easy ! " 1 may 3 ride 2 she 3 ride 3 ride 4 easy 3 ride 5 ! 5 ! 6 " " ay , " said [skipper] [arblaster] , " ['tis] good [weather] [to] [be] [ashore] [in] , that is sooth . 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 4 " 2 ay 17 , 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 good 17 , 20 sooth 18 that 19 is 19 is 20 sooth 20 sooth 21 . man [tom] , [how] [say] [ye] [to] [that] ? 1 man 3 , 1 man 9 ? gossip , ye speak well , though [i] can [never] think upon your name ; but ye speak very well . 1 gossip 2 , 1 gossip 3 ye 3 ye 4 speak 3 ye 9 can 3 ye 11 think 3 ye 13 your 3 ye 18 speak 4 speak 5 well 5 well 6 , 6 , 7 though 12 upon 13 your 13 your 14 name 15 ; 16 but 15 ; 17 ye 17 ye 18 speak 18 speak 20 well 18 speak 21 . 19 very 20 well [may] [the] [good] [hope] [ride] [easy] [!] amen ! " 1 amen 2 ! 2 ! 3 " " [friend] [dickon] , " [resumed] [lawless] [,] [addressing] [his] [commander] [,] ["] ye have [certain] [matters] [on] [hand] [,] [unless] [i] [err] [?] 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 14 ye 14 ye 15 have well , prithee be about them incontinently . 1 well 2 , 1 well 3 prithee 3 prithee 4 be 3 prithee 7 incontinently 5 about 7 incontinently 6 them 7 incontinently 7 incontinently 8 . we are not like [shore-men] [,] [we] old [,] [tough] [tarry-johns] [!] ["] 1 we 2 are 2 are 3 not 3 not 4 like 4 like 8 old " it is well meant , " returned the skipper . 1 " 10 skipper 2 it 3 is 2 it 5 meant 3 is 4 well 5 meant 10 skipper 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 returned 8 returned 10 skipper 9 the 10 skipper 10 skipper 11 . the skiff of the [good] [hope] [lay] [among] [many] others [,] from which it was easily distinguished by its extreme smallness and fragility . 1 the 2 skiff 1 the 10 others 2 skiff 3 of 4 the 10 others 10 others 24 . 12 from 23 fragility 13 which 15 was 13 which 23 fragility 14 it 15 was 16 easily 17 distinguished 17 distinguished 21 smallness 18 by 21 smallness 19 its 21 smallness 20 extreme 21 smallness 21 smallness 23 fragility 22 and 23 fragility 23 fragility 24 . [the] [good] [hope] [,] [as] [we] [have] [said] [,] [was] [anchored] [far] [out] [,] [where] [the] [swell] [was] [heaviest] [.] in a trice they had leaped upon the heaving deck , and the skiff was dancing at the stern . 1 in 3 trice 2 a 3 trice 3 trice 4 they 3 trice 5 had 5 had 6 leaped 6 leaped 7 upon 7 upon 8 the 7 upon 9 heaving 9 heaving 10 deck 9 heaving 12 and 9 heaving 14 skiff 9 heaving 19 stern 11 , 12 and 13 the 14 skiff 14 skiff 15 was 14 skiff 16 dancing 17 at 18 the 18 the 19 stern 19 stern 20 . [the] [good] [hope] [was] [captured] [.] she was a good stout boat , decked in the bows and amidships , but open in the stern . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 good 4 good 5 stout 5 stout 6 boat 6 boat 7 , 6 boat 8 decked 6 boat 20 . 8 decked 9 in 8 decked 13 amidships 10 the 11 bows 11 bows 13 amidships 12 and 13 amidships 13 amidships 14 , 13 amidships 15 but 13 amidships 16 open 13 amidships 19 stern 17 in 18 the 18 the 19 stern she carried one mast , and was rigged between a felucca and a lugger . 1 she 2 carried 2 carried 4 mast 3 one 4 mast 4 mast 5 , 4 mast 6 and 4 mast 11 felucca 7 was 8 rigged 8 rigged 11 felucca 9 between 11 felucca 10 a 11 felucca 11 felucca 12 and 11 felucca 14 lugger 13 a 14 lugger 14 lugger 15 . " well , [jack] , keep me a good watch , " said the young commander , preparing to follow his subordinate . 1 " 2 well 1 " 13 said 2 well 3 , 2 well 5 , 2 well 11 , 6 keep 7 me 7 me 11 , 8 a 9 good 9 good 10 watch 9 good 11 , 12 " 13 said 13 said 16 commander 14 the 16 commander 15 young 16 commander 16 commander 17 , 16 commander 18 preparing 16 commander 22 subordinate 18 preparing 19 to 20 follow 22 subordinate 21 his 22 subordinate 22 subordinate 23 . " ye will do [right] well . " 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 will 3 will 4 do 4 do 6 well 6 well 7 . 7 . 8 " nay , [the] [poor] [shrew] [heard] the words , and the [heart] [misgave] [her] [in] [her] [oak-tree] [ribs] [.] 1 nay 2 , 2 , 10 and 7 the 8 words 8 words 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 the but [look] , [master] [dick] ! [how] black [the] [weather] [gathers] ! " 1 but 3 , 3 , 13 " 6 ! 13 " 8 black 12 ! 12 ! 13 " the darkness ahead was , indeed , astonishing . 1 the 2 darkness 2 darkness 3 ahead 3 ahead 8 astonishing 4 was 8 astonishing 5 , 6 indeed 6 indeed 7 , 6 indeed 8 astonishing 8 astonishing 9 . " [in] [sooth] , it [looketh] [evilly] , " said [dick] . 1 " 4 , 4 , 9 " 5 it 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " but what cheer ! 1 " 3 what 2 but 3 what 3 what 4 cheer 4 cheer 5 ! ' [tis] but [a] [squall] [,] [and] [presently] it will blow over . " 1 ' 3 but 3 but 9 it 9 it 10 will 10 will 11 blow 11 blow 12 over 11 blow 13 . 13 . 14 " at the landing-creek there had already gathered about a dozen of the outlaws . 1 at 3 landing-creek 2 the 3 landing-creek 3 landing-creek 4 there 3 landing-creek 5 had 3 landing-creek 6 already 3 landing-creek 7 gathered 3 landing-creek 8 about 3 landing-creek 10 dozen 9 a 10 dozen 10 dozen 13 outlaws 11 of 13 outlaws 12 the 13 outlaws 13 outlaws 14 . to these the skiff was left , and they were bidden embark without delay . 1 to 12 embark 2 these 4 skiff 3 the 4 skiff 4 skiff 5 was 4 skiff 6 left 4 skiff 8 and 4 skiff 12 embark 7 , 8 and 9 they 10 were 10 were 11 bidden 11 bidden 12 embark 12 embark 14 delay 13 without 14 delay 14 delay 15 . " [young] [shelton] , " he said , " are ye [for] [sea] , then , [truly] ? " 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 , 8 , 9 " 8 , 19 " 9 " 11 ye 10 are 11 ye 14 , 15 then 15 then 16 , 15 then 18 ? 18 ? 19 " " well , " returned [lord] [foxham] , " lead on [.] 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 8 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 returned 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 lead 10 lead 11 on i [will] , [in] [some] [sort] , follow you for shame 's sake ; but [i] [own] [i] [would] [i] were in bed . " 1 i 3 , 3 , 25 " 7 , 15 but 7 , 25 " 8 follow 9 you 8 follow 14 ; 10 for 13 sake 11 shame 13 sake 12 's 13 sake 13 sake 14 ; 14 ; 15 but 21 were 22 in 22 in 23 bed 23 bed 24 . 24 . 25 " " here , then , " said [dick] . 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 , 3 , 4 then 4 then 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 . " [hither] we go to [fetch] [our] [pilot] [.] ["] 1 " 3 we 3 we 4 go 4 go 5 to and he led the way to the rude alehouse where he had given rendezvous to a portion of his men . 1 and 3 led 2 he 3 led 3 led 4 the 4 the 5 way 4 the 9 alehouse 5 way 6 to 7 the 9 alehouse 8 rude 9 alehouse 9 alehouse 10 where 9 alehouse 14 rendezvous 9 alehouse 21 . 11 he 12 had 12 had 14 rendezvous 13 given 14 rendezvous 14 rendezvous 15 to 14 rendezvous 16 a 14 rendezvous 17 portion 14 rendezvous 20 men 17 portion 18 of 17 portion 19 his the young leader cast a rapid glance about the shed . 1 the 3 leader 2 young 3 leader 3 leader 4 cast 3 leader 6 rapid 5 a 6 rapid 6 rapid 7 glance 6 rapid 8 about 6 rapid 10 shed 9 the 10 shed 10 shed 11 . it was plain , however , that the outlaws very largely outnumbered the remainder of the guests . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 plain 3 plain 5 however 3 plain 7 that 3 plain 18 . 4 , 5 however 5 however 6 , 8 the 14 remainder 9 outlaws 10 very 9 outlaws 11 largely 11 largely 12 outnumbered 12 outnumbered 14 remainder 13 the 14 remainder 14 remainder 15 of 14 remainder 17 guests 16 the 17 guests 17 guests 18 . " hey ? " cried the skipper , tipsily , " who are ye , hey ? " 1 " 2 hey 2 hey 3 ? 2 hey 16 hey 2 hey 17 ? 3 ? 4 " 5 cried 7 skipper 6 the 7 skipper 7 skipper 9 tipsily 8 , 9 tipsily 9 tipsily 10 , 9 tipsily 11 " 9 tipsily 12 who 9 tipsily 13 are 9 tipsily 14 ye 9 tipsily 15 , 9 tipsily 16 hey 17 ? 18 " and he showed him a gold noble in the glimmer of the firelight . 1 and 3 showed 2 he 3 showed 3 showed 4 him 3 showed 13 firelight 5 a 10 glimmer 6 gold 7 noble 7 noble 10 glimmer 8 in 9 the 8 in 10 glimmer 10 glimmer 11 of 10 glimmer 13 firelight 12 the 13 firelight 13 firelight 14 . the shipman's eyes burned , although he still failed to recognise our hero . 1 the 2 shipman's 2 shipman's 3 eyes 2 shipman's 4 burned 2 shipman's 6 although 2 shipman's 8 still 2 shipman's 9 failed 2 shipman's 11 recognise 5 , 6 although 6 although 7 he 9 failed 10 to 11 recognise 12 our 11 recognise 13 hero 11 recognise 14 . " ay , boy , " he said , " [i] [am] with you . 1 " 2 ay 1 " 8 said 2 ay 3 , 4 boy 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 he 8 said 8 said 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 14 you 13 with 14 you 14 you 15 . gossip , [i] will [be] back anon . 1 gossip 2 , 1 gossip 7 anon 4 will 7 anon 6 back 7 anon 7 anon 8 . drink [fair] , [gossip] [;] ["] and [,] [taking] [dick] ['s] [arm] [to] [steady] [his] [uneven] [steps] [,] he [walked] to the door of the [alehouse] [.] 1 drink 3 , 3 , 7 and 7 and 19 he 7 and 25 the 21 to 22 the 22 the 23 door 23 door 24 of 24 of 25 the but it was now too late , whether for recovery or revenge . 1 but 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 now 3 was 5 too 5 too 6 late 6 late 7 , 6 late 10 recovery 8 whether 10 recovery 9 for 10 recovery 10 recovery 11 or 10 recovery 12 revenge 12 revenge 13 . with the aid of these , a slice of sail was got upon her . 1 with 14 her 2 the 3 aid 3 aid 4 of 3 aid 8 slice 4 of 5 these 5 these 6 , 7 a 8 slice 8 slice 9 of 8 slice 10 sail 8 slice 14 her 10 sail 11 was 10 sail 12 got 10 sail 13 upon 14 her 15 . the cable was cut . 1 the 2 cable 2 cable 3 was 2 cable 4 cut 4 cut 5 . richard took his place beside the weather rigging . 1 richard 8 rigging 1 richard 9 . 2 took 3 his 2 took 4 place 4 place 8 rigging 5 beside 8 rigging 6 the 7 weather 7 weather 8 rigging [chapter] [v] [the] [good] [hope] [(] [continued] [)] when [some] [degree] [of] [order] had been [restored] [,] [dick] [,] [with] a few [chosen] men [,] [set] [forth] [in] [advance] [.] 1 when 6 had 6 had 7 been 7 been 13 a 13 a 14 few 14 few 16 men a strong discouragement assailed him . 1 a 2 strong 2 strong 3 discouragement 3 discouragement 4 assailed 3 discouragement 6 . 4 assailed 5 him he gave a cautious whistle , the signal previously agreed upon . 1 he 2 gave 2 gave 3 a 2 gave 8 signal 4 cautious 5 whistle 4 cautious 6 , 4 cautious 8 signal 7 the 8 signal 8 signal 9 previously 8 signal 12 . 9 previously 10 agreed 9 previously 11 upon it proved to be a signal far more than he desired . 1 it 2 proved 2 proved 4 be 2 proved 6 signal 3 to 4 be 5 a 6 signal 6 signal 7 far 6 signal 11 desired 6 signal 12 . 7 far 8 more 8 more 9 than 10 he 11 desired that was perhaps the chief cause of the disaster which made haste to follow . 1 that 2 was 1 that 3 perhaps 3 perhaps 9 disaster 4 the 5 chief 5 chief 9 disaster 6 cause 7 of 6 cause 9 disaster 7 of 8 the 9 disaster 10 which 9 disaster 12 haste 9 disaster 14 follow 9 disaster 15 . 11 made 12 haste 13 to 14 follow " on board , lads , for your lives ! " cried another . 1 " 12 cried 2 on 3 board 3 board 4 , 3 board 5 lads 5 lads 6 , 5 lads 9 lives 5 lads 10 ! 6 , 7 for 7 for 8 your 8 your 9 lives 10 ! 11 " 11 " 12 cried 12 cried 13 another 13 another 14 . a third , with the true instinct of the coward , raised that inevitable report on all retreats : " we are betrayed ! " 1 a 2 third 1 a 6 true 1 a 10 coward 2 third 4 with 3 , 4 with 4 with 5 the 6 true 7 instinct 7 instinct 8 of 8 of 9 the 10 coward 11 , 10 coward 12 raised 10 coward 24 ! 12 raised 14 inevitable 13 that 14 inevitable 14 inevitable 15 report 14 inevitable 18 retreats 16 on 18 retreats 17 all 18 retreats 18 retreats 19 : 18 retreats 20 " 18 retreats 21 we 18 retreats 23 betrayed 21 we 22 are 24 ! 25 " one coward thrust off the ship 's stern , while another still held her by the bows . 1 one 2 coward 2 coward 3 thrust 2 coward 15 by 2 coward 18 . 3 thrust 4 off 3 thrust 14 her 5 the 6 ship 6 ship 7 's 6 ship 8 stern 8 stern 9 , 8 stern 10 while 10 while 13 held 11 another 12 still 12 still 13 held 13 held 14 her 15 by 17 bows 16 the 17 bows the fugitives leaped , screaming , and were hauled on board , or fell back and perished in the sea . 1 the 2 fugitives 2 fugitives 3 leaped 2 fugitives 8 were 3 leaped 5 screaming 4 , 5 screaming 5 screaming 6 , 6 , 7 and 8 were 9 hauled 9 hauled 11 board 10 on 11 board 11 board 13 or 11 board 17 perished 12 , 13 or 14 fell 15 back 14 fell 17 perished 16 and 17 perished 17 perished 18 in 17 perished 20 sea 18 in 19 the 19 the 20 sea 20 sea 21 . some were cut down upon the pier by the pursuers . 1 some 7 pier 2 were 3 cut 3 cut 7 pier 4 down 5 upon 5 upon 7 pier 6 the 7 pier 7 pier 8 by 7 pier 10 pursuers 7 pier 11 . 9 the 10 pursuers but perhaps they had already begun to understand somewhat more clearly , or perhaps another ear had overheard , the helmsman's speech . 1 but 2 perhaps 2 perhaps 3 they 3 they 4 had 4 had 6 begun 5 already 6 begun 6 begun 7 to 6 begun 8 understand 8 understand 9 somewhat 9 somewhat 11 clearly 10 more 11 clearly 11 clearly 21 helmsman's 12 , 21 helmsman's 13 or 14 perhaps 14 perhaps 21 helmsman's 15 another 21 helmsman's 16 ear 21 helmsman's 17 had 18 overheard 18 overheard 21 helmsman's 19 , 21 helmsman's 20 the 21 helmsman's 21 helmsman's 22 speech 21 helmsman's 23 . [this] [growing] [ill-feeling] [turned] [upon] [lawless] [.] in [order] to get a [proper] [offing] [,] the old [outlaw] [had] [put] [the] head of the [good] [hope] [to] [seaward] [.] 1 in 17 the 3 to 4 get 3 to 9 the 4 get 5 a 9 the 10 old 9 the 16 of 15 head 16 of 16 of 17 the " what ! " bawled one of the grumblers , " he carrieth us to seaward ! " 1 " 2 what 1 " 5 bawled 3 ! 5 bawled 4 " 5 bawled 5 bawled 6 one 6 one 7 of 6 one 13 carrieth 8 the 9 grumblers 9 grumblers 10 , 9 grumblers 13 carrieth 11 " 13 carrieth 12 he 13 carrieth 13 carrieth 14 us 13 carrieth 15 to 13 carrieth 16 seaward 16 seaward 17 ! 17 ! 18 " " ' [tis] [sooth] , " cried another . 1 " 7 cried 2 ' 7 cried 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 8 another 8 another 9 . " [nay] , we are [betrayed] [for] sure . " 1 " 4 we 3 , 4 we 4 we 5 are 5 are 8 sure 8 sure 9 . 9 . 10 " lawless , grinding his teeth [,] [continued] [in] [silence] [to] [steer] [the] [true] [course] [,] [guiding] [the] [good] [hope] [among] [the] [formidable] [billows] . 1 lawless 3 grinding 2 , 3 grinding 3 grinding 5 teeth 4 his 5 teeth 5 teeth 24 . to their empty terrors , as to their dishonourable threats , between drink and dignity he scorned to make reply . 1 to 9 dishonourable 2 their 4 terrors 2 their 9 dishonourable 3 empty 4 terrors 4 terrors 6 as 5 , 6 as 7 to 9 dishonourable 8 their 9 dishonourable 9 dishonourable 10 threats 9 dishonourable 13 drink 9 dishonourable 17 scorned 10 threats 11 , 10 threats 12 between 14 and 17 scorned 15 dignity 17 scorned 16 he 17 scorned 17 scorned 18 to 17 scorned 19 make 17 scorned 20 reply 20 reply 21 . the malcontents drew together a little abaft the mast , and it was plain they were like barnyard cocks , " crowing for courage . " 1 the 2 malcontents 2 malcontents 3 drew 3 drew 4 together 3 drew 5 a 5 a 7 abaft 6 little 7 abaft 7 abaft 8 the 8 the 9 mast 8 the 19 cocks 9 mast 10 , 9 mast 11 and 12 it 13 was 13 was 14 plain 14 plain 19 cocks 15 they 16 were 16 were 19 cocks 17 like 19 cocks 18 barnyard 19 cocks 19 cocks 20 , 19 cocks 22 crowing 19 cocks 26 " 21 " 22 crowing 22 crowing 23 for 22 crowing 24 courage 25 . 26 " presently they would be fit for any extremity of injustice or ingratitude . 1 presently 2 they 1 presently 8 extremity 3 would 4 be 4 be 5 fit 5 fit 6 for 5 fit 8 extremity 7 any 8 extremity 8 extremity 9 of 8 extremity 10 injustice 10 injustice 12 ingratitude 10 injustice 13 . 11 or 12 ingratitude " [lads] , " he began , " y ' are right wooden heads [,] [i] [think] [.] 1 " 9 y 3 , 9 y 4 " 5 he 4 " 9 y 5 he 6 began 7 , 9 y 8 " 9 y 9 y 10 ' 9 y 11 are 9 y 13 wooden 12 right 13 wooden 13 wooden 14 heads for to get back , by the mass , we must have an offing , must we not ? 1 for 2 to 2 to 3 get 3 get 4 back 4 back 5 , 4 back 19 ? 6 by 8 mass 7 the 8 mass 8 mass 9 , 8 mass 14 offing 10 we 11 must 11 must 12 have 11 must 14 offing 13 an 14 offing 14 offing 15 , 14 offing 16 must 14 offing 17 we 14 offing 18 not 14 offing 19 ? and this [old] [lawless] ["] 1 and 2 this at this the [wrath] of [lawless] [rose] [and] [broke] [.] 1 at 2 this 1 at 3 the 3 the 5 of " steer yourselves , " he bellowed , with a curse ; and , careless of the result , he left the helm . 1 " 2 steer 2 steer 3 yourselves 3 yourselves 4 , 3 yourselves 12 ; 3 yourselves 14 , 3 yourselves 19 , 5 " 7 bellowed 6 he 7 bellowed 7 bellowed 8 , 7 bellowed 9 with 9 with 10 a 10 a 11 curse 11 curse 12 ; 12 ; 13 and 15 careless 16 of 15 careless 18 result 15 careless 19 , 17 the 18 result 19 , 20 he 20 he 21 left 21 left 23 helm 22 the 23 helm 23 helm 24 . the [good] [hope] [was] , at that moment , trembling on the summit of a swell . 1 the 13 summit 5 , 6 at 6 at 8 moment 7 that 8 moment 8 moment 13 summit 9 , 10 trembling 10 trembling 13 summit 11 on 13 summit 12 the 13 summit 13 summit 14 of 13 summit 16 swell 15 a 16 swell 16 swell 17 . she subsided , with sickening velocity , upon the farther side . 1 she 2 subsided 2 subsided 3 , 2 subsided 6 velocity 2 subsided 12 . 4 with 6 velocity 5 sickening 6 velocity 6 velocity 7 , 6 velocity 8 upon 6 velocity 10 farther 6 velocity 11 side 8 upon 9 the nor did [lawless] [wait] [to] [be] [twice] [bidden] [.] 1 nor 2 did the terrible result of his fling of just resentment sobered him completely . 1 the 2 terrible 2 terrible 10 sobered 3 result 4 of 3 result 6 fling 5 his 6 fling 6 fling 7 of 6 fling 10 sobered 8 just 10 sobered 9 resentment 10 sobered 10 sobered 11 him 10 sobered 12 completely 12 completely 13 . " [bootless] , my master , [bootless] , " said the [steersman] [,] [peering] [forward] [through] the dark . 1 " 10 said 3 , 10 said 4 my 5 master 5 master 6 , 6 , 9 " 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 11 the 10 said 17 the 17 the 18 dark 18 dark 19 . none but the honest and the bold can endure me this tossing of a ship . " 1 none 2 but 1 none 3 the 3 the 4 honest 3 the 15 ship 4 honest 5 and 6 the 15 ship 7 bold 9 endure 8 can 9 endure 9 endure 10 me 9 endure 11 this 9 endure 12 tossing 12 tossing 13 of 12 tossing 15 ship 14 a 15 ship 15 ship 16 . 16 . 17 " but , prithee , how go we ? 1 but 3 prithee 2 , 3 prithee 3 prithee 4 , 3 prithee 5 how 3 prithee 6 go 3 prithee 7 we 3 prithee 8 ? do we lie well ? 1 do 5 ? 2 we 3 lie 3 lie 4 well 3 lie 5 ? are we in good case ? " 1 are 2 we 1 are 3 in 1 are 4 good 1 are 6 ? 4 good 5 case 6 ? 7 " " is it so ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 2 is 2 is 5 ? 3 it 4 so 3 it 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 asked 7 asked 9 . " it is right so , " replied the outlaw . 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 right 4 right 6 , 5 so 6 , 6 , 8 replied 7 " 8 replied 8 replied 10 outlaw 9 the 10 outlaw 10 outlaw 11 . " do ye not feel how heavy and dull she moves upon the waves ? 1 " 3 ye 2 do 3 ye 3 ye 4 not 3 ye 11 moves 4 not 5 feel 6 how 7 heavy 7 heavy 11 moves 8 and 11 moves 9 dull 11 moves 10 she 11 moves 11 moves 12 upon 11 moves 14 waves 11 moves 15 ? 13 the 14 waves do ye not hear the water washing in her hold ? 1 do 2 ye 1 do 11 ? 2 ye 10 hold 3 not 4 hear 4 hear 7 washing 5 the 6 water 6 water 7 washing 7 washing 9 her 7 washing 10 hold 8 in 9 her she will scarce mind the rudder even now . 1 she 6 rudder 2 will 3 scarce 3 scarce 6 rudder 4 mind 6 rudder 5 the 6 rudder 6 rudder 7 even 6 rudder 8 now 8 now 9 . " ye speak with a good [courage] , " returned [dick] [.] 1 " 2 ye 1 " 10 returned 2 ye 3 speak 4 with 5 a 5 a 6 good 6 good 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 returned " ye are not then appalled ? " 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 are 2 ye 6 appalled 3 are 4 not 5 then 6 appalled 6 appalled 7 ? 7 ? 8 " they had gathered , instead , into the hold of the merchandise , among the butts of wine , and lighted by two swinging lanterns . 1 they 2 had 1 they 3 gathered 3 gathered 5 instead 3 gathered 7 into 4 , 5 instead 5 instead 6 , 7 into 8 the 8 the 16 butts 9 hold 10 of 10 of 11 the 11 the 16 butts 12 merchandise 13 , 12 merchandise 14 among 14 among 16 butts 15 the 16 butts 16 butts 17 of 16 butts 18 wine 16 butts 21 lighted 16 butts 24 swinging 18 wine 20 and 19 , 20 and 21 lighted 22 by 23 two 24 swinging 24 swinging 25 lanterns 25 lanterns 26 . here [a] [few] [kept] [up] [the] [form] [of] [revelry] , and [toasted] each other [deep] [in] [arblaster] 's [gascony] [wine] . 1 here 10 , 1 here 21 . 10 , 11 and 11 and 13 each 13 each 14 other 14 other 18 's many sat apart , tending their hurts , but the majority were already prostrated with sickness , and lay moaning in the bilge . 1 many 3 apart 2 sat 3 apart 3 apart 4 , 4 , 9 but 5 tending 6 their 5 tending 7 hurts 7 hurts 9 but 8 , 9 but 9 but 11 majority 10 the 11 majority 11 majority 12 were 11 majority 13 already 13 already 14 prostrated 14 prostrated 15 with 14 prostrated 16 sickness 14 prostrated 23 bilge 17 , 18 and 18 and 20 moaning 19 lay 20 moaning 20 moaning 21 in 20 moaning 23 bilge 22 the 23 bilge 23 bilge 24 . [chapter] [vi] [the] [good] [hope] [(] [concluded] [)] the moans of the wounded baron blended with the wailing of the ship 's dog . 1 the 13 ship 2 moans 3 of 3 of 4 the 4 the 13 ship 5 wounded 7 blended 6 baron 7 blended 7 blended 8 with 7 blended 9 the 7 blended 10 wailing 7 blended 13 ship 10 wailing 11 of 12 the 13 ship 13 ship 14 's 13 ship 15 dog 13 ship 16 . [lord] [foxham] [had] [been] [laid] [in] [a] [berth] [upon] [a] [fur] [cloak] [.] " [i] [am] [sore] [hurt] , " said he . 1 " 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 9 he 9 he 10 . " how ! " demanded his lordship . 1 " 5 demanded 2 how 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 demanded 5 demanded 7 lordship 6 his 7 lordship 7 lordship 8 . " come sound ashore ? 1 " 2 come 2 come 4 ashore 3 sound 4 ashore 4 ashore 5 ? there [is] , then , a question of it ? " 1 there 3 , 3 , 11 " 4 then 5 , 5 , 11 " 6 a 7 question 7 question 10 ? 8 of 9 it 9 it 10 ? 10 ? 11 " " [ha] ! " said the baron , gloomily [,] ["] [thus] [shall] [every] [terror] [attend] [upon] [the] [passage] [of] [my] [soul] [!] 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 9 gloomily 6 the 7 baron 7 baron 8 , 7 baron 9 gloomily howbeit , [i] [have] [that] [upon] [my] [mind] [that] [must] [not] [be] [delayed] [.] 1 howbeit 2 , we have no priest aboard ? " 1 we 2 have 2 have 3 no 3 no 4 priest 4 priest 5 aboard 5 aboard 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " none , " replied [dick] . 1 " 2 none 1 " 5 replied 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 replied 5 replied 7 . i fall in [an] [evil] [hour] [for] [me] [,] [for] [england] [,] [and] [for] [them] [that] [trusted] [me] [.] 1 i 2 fall 2 fall 3 in will he obey ? 1 will 3 obey 2 he 3 obey 3 obey 4 ? i know not . " 1 i 2 know 1 i 3 not 3 not 4 . 4 . 5 " " but , my lord , what [orders] ? " [inquired] [dick] [.] 1 " 2 but 1 " 3 , 3 , 10 " 4 my 5 lord 5 lord 6 , 6 , 10 " 7 what 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " ay , ["] [quoth] [the] [baron] , " ay [the] [orders] [;] " and he looked upon [dick] [with] [hesitation] [.] 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 3 , 15 and 8 , 9 " 8 , 15 and 9 " 10 ay 10 ay 14 " 15 and 17 looked 16 he 17 looked 17 looked 18 upon " are ye [lancaster] [or] [york] ? " he asked , [at] [length] . 1 " 2 are 1 " 10 asked 3 ye 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 10 asked 8 " 9 he 10 asked 11 , 10 asked 14 . " [i] shame to say [it] , " answered [dick] [,] ["] [i] [can] [scarce] [clearly] [answer] . 1 " 9 answered 3 shame 4 to 4 to 5 say 5 say 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 answered 9 answered 18 . but [so] [much] [i] think [is] [certain] [:] [since] [i] [serve] with [ellis] [duckworth] [,] [i] [serve] the [house] of [york] [.] 1 but 5 think 5 think 20 of 12 with 18 the 18 the 20 of well , if that be so , [i] [declare] [for] [york] . " 1 well 2 , 2 , 3 if 2 , 13 " 4 that 5 be 5 be 6 so 6 so 7 , 7 , 13 " 12 . 13 " " it is well , " returned the other ; " it is exceeding well . 1 " 15 well 2 it 3 is 3 is 14 exceeding 4 well 5 , 4 well 14 exceeding 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 returned 7 returned 9 other 7 returned 14 exceeding 8 the 9 other 10 ; 14 exceeding 11 " 12 it 12 it 13 is 13 is 14 exceeding 14 exceeding 15 well 15 well 16 . for , truly , [had] [ye] said [lancaster] , [i] [wot] [not] for the world what [i] had done . 1 for 3 truly 2 , 3 truly 3 truly 4 , 4 , 7 said 7 said 9 , 9 , 13 for 13 for 14 the 14 the 15 world 15 world 20 . 16 what 19 done 18 had 19 done 19 done 20 . but [sith] ye are [for] [york] [,] [follow] [me] [.] 1 but 3 ye 3 ye 4 are " [i] [do] [soberly] take this [up] on me , " said [dick] . 1 " 6 this 1 " 12 said 5 take 6 this 8 on 9 me 9 me 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " in so far as in me lieth , your purpose shall be done . " 1 " 8 lieth 2 in 8 lieth 3 so 4 far 4 far 5 as 4 far 8 lieth 6 in 8 lieth 7 me 8 lieth 8 lieth 9 , 8 lieth 10 your 8 lieth 11 purpose 11 purpose 12 shall 11 purpose 15 . 12 shall 13 be 13 be 14 done 15 . 16 " " it is good , " said the [wounded] man . 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 good 4 good 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 8 the 8 the 10 man 10 man 11 . " my lord duke shall order you farther , and if ye obey him with spirit and good will , then is your fortune made . 1 " 2 my 2 my 3 lord 2 my 16 spirit 2 my 18 good 3 lord 4 duke 3 lord 12 ye 4 duke 5 shall 4 duke 6 order 6 order 7 you 6 order 8 farther 8 farther 10 and 9 , 10 and 11 if 12 ye 12 ye 13 obey 13 obey 14 him 15 with 16 spirit 16 spirit 17 and 18 good 24 fortune 19 will 23 your 20 , 21 then 21 then 23 your 22 is 23 your 23 your 24 fortune 24 fortune 25 made 24 fortune 26 . give me the lamp a little nearer to [mine] [eyes] [,] [till] [that] [i] write [these] [words] [for] you . " 1 give 2 me 1 give 5 a 1 give 19 you 2 me 4 lamp 3 the 4 lamp 5 a 6 little 6 little 7 nearer 7 nearer 8 to 8 to 15 write 19 you 20 . 20 . 21 " he wrote a note " to [his] [worshipful] [kinsman] [,] [sir] [john] [hamley] [;] ["] [and] [then] [a] [second] [,] [which] [he-left] [without] [external] [superscripture] [.] 1 he 2 wrote 2 wrote 4 note 2 wrote 5 " 2 wrote 6 to 3 a 4 note " this is for the duke , " he said . 1 " 3 is 2 this 3 is 3 is 5 the 4 for 5 the 5 the 6 duke 6 duke 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 . " [the] [word] [is] ['] [england] [and] [edward] , ['] [and] [the] [counter] , ' [england] [and] [york] . ' " 1 " 9 , 9 , 21 " 14 , 15 ' 14 , 21 " 19 . 20 ' 19 . 21 " " [and] [joanna] , [my] [lord] ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 4 , 4 , 8 " 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 asked 9 asked 11 . " [nay] [,] ye must get [joanna] [how] [ye] [can] , " replied the [baron] . 1 " 4 ye 1 " 13 replied 4 ye 5 must 5 must 6 get 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 replied 13 replied 14 the 13 replied 16 . " [i] [have] [named] you [for] [my] [choice] [in] [both] [these] [letters] [;] [but] [ye] must get her for yourself , [boy] . 1 " 5 you 5 you 16 must 5 you 23 . 16 must 17 get 17 get 18 her 17 get 20 yourself 19 for 20 yourself 20 yourself 21 , i have tried , as ye see here before you , and have lost my life . 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 tried 2 have 14 lost 4 , 5 as 4 , 6 ye 6 ye 7 see 6 ye 8 here 6 ye 13 have 8 here 9 before 10 you 11 , 10 you 13 have 11 , 12 and 13 have 14 lost 14 lost 15 my 15 my 16 life 16 life 17 . [more] [could] [no] [man] [do] [.] ["] the day was beginning to break , cold and blue , with flying squalls of snow . 1 the 16 snow 2 day 4 beginning 3 was 4 beginning 4 beginning 5 to 4 beginning 6 break 6 break 14 squalls 7 , 14 squalls 8 cold 9 and 8 cold 14 squalls 10 blue 11 , 10 blue 14 squalls 12 with 14 squalls 13 flying 14 squalls 14 squalls 15 of 14 squalls 16 snow 16 snow 17 . both [the] [wind] and the sea had gone [down] [;] [but] [the] [vessel] [wallowed] [deep] , and [scarce] [rose] [upon] [the] [waves] . 1 both 4 and 4 and 5 the 5 the 6 sea 6 sea 17 and 6 sea 23 . 7 had 8 gone 8 gone 16 , 16 , 17 and " are we going ashore ? " asked [dick] . 1 " 8 asked 2 are 4 going 3 we 4 going 4 going 5 ashore 5 ashore 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 10 . " ay , " said [lawless] , " [unless] we get [first] to the [bottom] . " 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 17 " 8 " 10 we 10 we 11 get 11 get 13 to 13 to 14 the 16 . 17 " " now , boys , " cried [lawless] [,] ["] the [saints] [have] [had] [a] [care] [of] [us] , indeed . 1 " 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 19 , 3 , 6 " 4 boys 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 11 the 19 , 20 indeed 20 indeed 21 . upon a hillock on one side of their way a party of men lay huddled together , suspiciously observing the movements of the new arrivals . 1 upon 3 hillock 2 a 3 hillock 3 hillock 4 on 3 hillock 5 one 5 one 6 side 6 side 7 of 6 side 11 party 6 side 12 of 8 their 9 way 8 their 11 party 10 a 11 party 12 of 25 arrivals 13 men 15 huddled 14 lay 15 huddled 15 huddled 16 together 15 huddled 21 movements 17 , 19 observing 18 suspiciously 19 observing 19 observing 21 movements 20 the 21 movements 21 movements 22 of 21 movements 25 arrivals 23 the 25 arrivals 24 new 25 arrivals 25 arrivals 26 . " [they] [might] [draw] [near] [and] [offer] [us] [some] [comfort] , " [dick] [remarked] [.] 1 " 11 , 11 , 12 " " well , an ' they come [not] [to] [us] , let us [even] [turn] [aside] to them , " said [hawksley] . 1 " 2 well 1 " 12 let 2 well 3 , 2 well 11 , 3 , 5 ' 4 an 5 ' 6 they 7 come 7 come 11 , 12 let 13 us 13 us 23 . 17 to 18 them 18 them 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 said 21 said 23 . " the sooner we come to a good fire and a dry bed the better for my poor lord . " 1 " 4 we 1 " 8 good 2 the 3 sooner 3 sooner 4 we 4 we 5 come 5 come 6 to 6 to 7 a 7 a 8 good 8 good 9 fire 8 good 19 lord 8 good 20 . 9 fire 10 and 9 fire 12 dry 11 a 12 dry 12 dry 13 bed 14 the 19 lord 15 better 16 for 16 for 17 my 17 my 18 poor 17 my 19 lord 20 . 21 " " back ! back ! " cried his lordship . 1 " 7 cried 2 back 3 ! 3 ! 7 cried 4 back 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 5 ! 7 cried 7 cried 9 lordship 8 his 9 lordship 9 lordship 10 . " [beware] , [in] [heaven] 's name [,] [that] [ye] [reply] [not] . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 14 " 6 's 7 name 7 name 13 . 13 . 14 " " [nay] , " cried [greensheve] [,] [pulling] [an] [arrow] [from] [his] [leather] jack . 1 " 5 cried 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 14 jack 5 cried 15 . " [they] take us [to] [be] [french] [pirates] , " answered [lord] [foxham] . 1 " 11 answered 3 take 4 us 4 us 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 answered 11 answered 14 . it is the [pity] [and] [reproach] of this poor [land] . " 1 it 2 is 1 it 11 . 2 is 3 the 3 the 7 of 7 of 8 this 8 this 9 poor 11 . 12 " [book] [iv] [the] [disguise] [chapter] [i] [the] [den] about a mile into the forest they came to a place where several ways met , under a grove of lofty and contorted oaks . 1 about 3 mile 2 a 3 mile 3 mile 4 into 4 into 6 forest 5 the 6 forest 6 forest 12 where 7 they 8 came 8 came 9 to 8 came 10 a 10 a 11 place 11 place 12 where 12 where 13 several 13 several 23 contorted 14 ways 23 contorted 15 met 23 contorted 16 , 17 under 17 under 19 grove 18 a 19 grove 19 grove 20 of 19 grove 23 contorted 21 lofty 23 contorted 22 and 23 contorted 23 contorted 24 oaks 24 oaks 25 . " [lead] on , [will] [,] " answered [dick] . 1 " 8 answered 3 on 4 , 4 , 7 " 7 " 8 answered 8 answered 10 . " [a] [cup] [of] [wine] [and] [a] good [fire] ! 1 " 8 good 8 good 10 ! nay , [i] [would] [go] [a] [far] [way] [round] [to] [see] [them] [.] ["] 1 nay 2 , the roots served him for rafters , the turf was his thatch ; for walls and floor he had his mother the earth . 1 the 6 rafters 2 roots 3 served 3 served 4 him 4 him 6 rafters 5 for 6 rafters 6 rafters 7 , 6 rafters 11 his 8 the 9 turf 9 turf 10 was 9 turf 11 his 11 his 12 thatch 12 thatch 13 ; 12 thatch 14 for 12 thatch 15 walls 12 thatch 17 floor 12 thatch 23 earth 12 thatch 24 . 15 walls 16 and 18 he 19 had 18 he 20 his 20 his 21 mother 21 mother 23 earth 22 the 23 earth with a [sigh] [of] great [contentment] , [lawless] [spread] his [broad] hands before [the] [fire] , and [seemed] [to] [breathe] [the] [smoke] [.] 1 with 2 a 1 with 10 his 2 a 5 great 5 great 7 , 10 his 12 hands 12 hands 17 and 13 before 16 , 16 , 17 and " here , then , " he said , " is this [old] [lawless] ['s] [rabbit-hole] [;] [pray] [heaven] [there] [come] no [terrier] ! 1 " 8 said 1 " 22 no 2 here 3 , 3 , 4 then 4 then 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 he 8 said 8 said 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 is 11 is 12 this 22 no 24 ! but [here] is [my] [place] [,] [master] [shelton] [.] 1 but 3 is this is my native land , this burrow in the earth ! 1 this 2 is 1 this 8 burrow 3 my 4 native 4 native 5 land 4 native 8 burrow 5 land 6 , 7 this 8 burrow 8 burrow 9 in 8 burrow 11 earth 8 burrow 12 ! 10 the 11 earth it ['s] [here] [i] [come] [back] [to] , and it 's here , so please the saints , [that] [i] would like to die . " 1 it 8 , 8 , 9 and 8 , 26 " 9 and 10 it 10 it 11 's 12 here 13 , 13 , 15 please 14 so 15 please 15 please 17 saints 15 please 18 , 16 the 17 saints 18 , 26 " 21 would 22 like 22 like 23 to 23 to 24 die 24 die 25 . 25 . 26 " " ['] [tis] [a] [warm] [corner] , to be sure , ["] [replied] [dick] , " and a [pleasant] , and [a] well hid . " 1 " 7 , 7 , 26 " 8 to 9 be 9 be 10 sure 10 sure 11 , 11 , 26 " 15 , 16 " 15 , 17 and 15 , 26 " 17 and 18 a 20 , 21 and 21 and 24 hid 23 well 24 hid 24 hid 25 . 25 . 26 " " [aright] ! " returned [dick] [,] [nodding] [his] [head] . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 returned 5 returned 11 . " well , now , " [continued] [lawless] , " hear an old fool that hath been nigh-hand everything , and seen nigh-hand all ! 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 4 now 4 now 5 , 4 now 9 , 4 now 11 hear 5 , 6 " 9 , 10 " 11 hear 25 ! 12 an 13 old 13 old 23 nigh-hand 14 fool 23 nigh-hand 15 that 23 nigh-hand 16 hath 23 nigh-hand 17 been 23 nigh-hand 18 nigh-hand 19 everything 18 nigh-hand 23 nigh-hand 20 , 21 and 21 and 23 nigh-hand 22 seen 23 nigh-hand 23 nigh-hand 24 all 23 nigh-hand 25 ! [ye] [go] [too] [much] [on] [other] [people] ['s] [errands] [,] [master] [dick] [.] [ye] [go] [on] [ellis] ['s] [;] [but] [he] [desireth] [rather] [the] [death] [of] [sir] [daniel] [.] ye [go] [on] [lord] [foxham] ['s] [;] [well] [the] [saints] [preserve] [him] ! [doubtless] [he] [meaneth] [well] [.] 1 ye 13 ! but [go] [ye] [upon] your own [,] [good] [dick] . 1 but 5 your 5 your 6 own 6 own 10 . come right to the maid 's side . 1 come 2 right 2 right 3 to 2 right 7 side 4 the 5 maid 5 maid 7 side 6 's 7 side 7 side 8 . court her , lest that she forget you . 1 court 2 her 1 court 4 lest 1 court 9 . 3 , 4 lest 4 lest 6 she 4 lest 7 forget 4 lest 8 you 5 that 6 she be ready ; and when the chance shall come , off with her at the saddle-bow . " 1 be 2 ready 2 ready 3 ; 2 ready 5 when 3 ; 4 and 5 when 6 the 6 the 16 saddle-bow 7 chance 16 saddle-bow 8 shall 9 come 9 come 10 , 9 come 12 with 11 off 12 with 12 with 13 her 13 her 16 saddle-bow 14 at 16 saddle-bow 15 the 16 saddle-bow 16 saddle-bow 17 . 17 . 18 " " ay , but [,] [lawless] [,] [beyond] [doubt] she is now [in] [sir] [daniel] 's own [mansion] . " answered [dick] . 1 " 2 ay 1 " 21 answered 2 ay 3 , 3 , 4 but 4 but 10 she 10 she 11 is 11 is 12 now 16 's 17 own 17 own 19 . 19 . 20 " 20 " 21 answered 21 answered 23 . " thither , then , go we , " replied the outlaw . 1 " 12 outlaw 2 thither 3 , 2 thither 4 then 2 thither 5 , 2 thither 6 go 2 thither 7 we 2 thither 12 outlaw 8 , 10 replied 9 " 10 replied 10 replied 12 outlaw 11 the 12 outlaw 12 outlaw 13 . dick stared at him . 1 dick 2 stared 2 stared 3 at 2 stared 4 him 4 him 5 . " [nay] , [i] [mean] it , " [nodded] [lawless] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 6 it 7 , 7 , 8 " " [and] [if] [y] ['] are [of] [so] [little] faith , and [stumble] [at] a word , see here ! " 1 " 6 are 1 " 10 faith 10 faith 11 , 11 , 12 and 12 and 15 a 15 a 16 word 16 word 17 , 17 , 21 " 18 see 19 here 19 here 20 ! 20 ! 21 " " here , " he said , " is for you . 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 is 8 " 11 you 10 for 11 you 11 you 12 . on with them ! " 1 on 3 them 2 with 3 them 3 them 4 ! 4 ! 5 " [boldly] [to] [sir] [daniel] ['s] [we] [shall] [go] [,] [and] [there] [be] [hospitably] [welcome] [for] [the] [love] [of] [mother] [church] [.] ["] " [and] [how] , dear [lawless] , " cried the lad , " [shall] [i] [repay] you ? " 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 dear 4 , 13 " 5 dear 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 cried 9 cried 10 the 11 lad 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 17 you 17 you 18 ? 18 ? 19 " " [tut] , brother , " replied the outlaw , ["] [i] do naught but for my pleasure . 1 " 7 replied 3 , 7 replied 4 brother 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 replied 7 replied 9 outlaw 8 the 9 outlaw 9 outlaw 10 , 9 outlaw 14 naught 9 outlaw 19 . 13 do 14 naught 14 naught 15 but 14 naught 16 for 14 naught 18 pleasure 17 my 18 pleasure mind not for me . 1 mind 4 me 1 mind 5 . 2 not 3 for 3 for 4 me i am one , by the mass , that mindeth for himself . 1 i 2 am 2 am 10 mindeth 3 one 10 mindeth 4 , 10 mindeth 5 by 7 mass 6 the 7 mass 7 mass 8 , 7 mass 10 mindeth 9 that 10 mindeth 10 mindeth 11 for 10 mindeth 12 himself 12 himself 13 . " [wherefore] do ye [that] ? " asked the lad . 1 " 8 asked 3 do 4 ye 3 do 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 9 the 9 the 10 lad 10 lad 11 . " [wherefore] [arrows] , [when] ye [take] [no] [bow] ? " 1 " 4 , 4 , 11 " 6 ye 10 ? 10 ? 11 " a black [arrow] [,] [master] [dick] [,] [is] the seal of our abbey ; it showeth you who writ the bill . " 1 a 2 black 1 a 10 seal 9 the 10 seal 10 seal 12 our 10 seal 22 . 11 of 12 our 12 our 16 showeth 13 abbey 16 showeth 14 ; 16 showeth 15 it 16 showeth 16 showeth 17 you 16 showeth 18 who 16 showeth 19 writ 16 showeth 21 bill 19 writ 20 the 22 . 23 " where [shall] [i] [conceal] [them] [,] [will] ? " 1 where 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " never ! " cried [richard] . 1 " 5 cried 2 never 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 7 . " [i] [trust] you , [man] [.] 1 " 4 you 4 you 5 , i [were] [base] [indeed] [if] [i] not [trusted] [you] . " 1 i 7 not 7 not 10 . 10 . 11 " " [i] [am] [a] [kind] [old] [christian] [,] [and] no [traitor] [to] [men] ['s] [blood] , and no [sparer] [of] [mine] [own] [in] [a] [friend] ['s] [jeopardy] . 1 " 10 no 1 " 18 no 10 no 16 , 16 , 17 and 18 no 28 . but , [fool] [,] [child] [,] [i] [am] [a] [thief] [by] [trade] [and] [birth] [and] [habit] [.] 1 but 2 , can it be clearer spoken ? 1 can 4 clearer 2 it 4 clearer 3 be 4 clearer 4 clearer 5 spoken 4 clearer 6 ? [no] [.] ["] and he stumped forth through the bushes with a snap of his big fingers . 1 and 3 stumped 2 he 3 stumped 3 stumped 4 forth 3 stumped 7 bushes 3 stumped 10 snap 3 stumped 14 fingers 5 through 7 bushes 6 the 7 bushes 8 with 10 snap 9 a 10 snap 11 of 12 his 12 his 14 fingers 13 big 14 fingers 14 fingers 15 . each looked upon the other , and each laughed , so thorough and so droll was the disguise . 1 each 5 other 1 each 15 droll 2 looked 3 upon 3 upon 4 the 4 the 5 other 6 , 7 and 7 and 8 each 8 each 15 droll 9 laughed 10 , 9 laughed 12 thorough 11 so 12 thorough 12 thorough 13 and 12 thorough 15 droll 14 so 15 droll 15 droll 16 was 15 droll 18 disguise 17 the 18 disguise 18 disguise 19 . presently [at] [sight] [of] one of these , [lawless] [pulled] [up] [.] 1 presently 5 one 5 one 6 of 6 of 7 these 7 these 8 , pax vobiscum ! 1 pax 2 vobiscum 2 vobiscum 3 ! but [look] [ye] [a] [little] [,] what [an] [excellent] [thing] it is to be a [jack-of-all-trades] [!] 1 but 7 what 7 what 12 is 11 it 12 is 12 is 13 to 13 to 14 be 14 be 15 a he was by this time close to the window of the farm , and he rose on his tip-toes and peeped in . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 by 3 by 4 this 3 by 8 the 4 this 5 time 5 time 7 to 6 close 7 to 8 the 9 window 8 the 12 farm 10 of 11 the 11 the 12 farm 12 farm 14 and 12 farm 19 tip-toes 12 farm 23 . 13 , 14 and 15 he 19 tip-toes 16 rose 19 tip-toes 17 on 19 tip-toes 18 his 19 tip-toes 19 tip-toes 20 and 19 tip-toes 21 peeped 21 peeped 22 in " [nay] , " he cried , " better and [better] . 1 " 6 cried 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 cried 5 he 6 cried 6 cried 7 , 6 cried 12 . 7 , 8 " 7 , 10 and 8 " 9 better we shall [here] [try] [our] [false] [faces] [with] [a] [vengeance] [,] [and] have [a] [merry] [jest] [on] [brother] [capper] to [boot] . " 1 we 2 shall 2 shall 13 have 13 have 20 to 20 to 22 . 22 . 23 " and so saying , he opened the door and led the way into the house . 1 and 10 led 2 so 3 saying 3 saying 4 , 3 saying 5 he 5 he 6 opened 5 he 10 led 6 opened 8 door 7 the 8 door 8 door 9 and 10 led 11 the 10 led 12 way 10 led 13 into 13 into 14 the 13 into 15 house 15 house 16 . three of their own company sat at the table , greedily eating . 1 three 2 of 2 of 12 eating 3 their 4 own 4 own 5 company 5 company 11 greedily 6 sat 9 table 7 at 9 table 8 the 9 table 9 table 10 , 9 table 11 greedily 11 greedily 12 eating 12 eating 13 . " we want no beggars here ! " he cried . 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 want 3 want 5 beggars 4 no 5 beggars 5 beggars 6 here 5 beggars 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 7 ! 10 cried 9 he 10 cried 10 cried 11 . but another although he was [as] far from [recognising] [dick] [and] [lawless] [inclined] [to] [more] [moderate] [counsels] [.] 1 but 4 he 2 another 3 although 3 although 4 he 4 he 5 was 5 was 7 far 7 far 8 from " not so , " he cried . 1 " 7 cried 2 not 3 so 3 so 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 cried 6 he 7 cried 7 cried 8 . mind him not , my father ; but come , drink of my cup , and give me a benediction . " 1 mind 7 ; 1 mind 10 , 2 him 4 , 2 him 7 ; 3 not 4 , 5 my 6 father 6 father 7 ; 7 ; 8 but 9 come 10 , 10 , 22 " 11 drink 13 my 11 drink 20 benediction 12 of 13 my 14 cup 16 and 14 cup 20 benediction 15 , 16 and 17 give 18 me 17 give 20 benediction 19 a 20 benediction 20 benediction 21 . 21 . 22 " " [y] ['] are [men] [of] [a] [light] mind , [carnal] , and [accursed] , " said the [monk] . 1 " 4 are 1 " 17 said 9 mind 10 , 10 , 17 said 12 , 13 and 12 , 16 " 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 18 the 17 said 20 . " now , may the saints forbid that ever [i] should drink with such companions ! 1 " 6 saints 2 now 3 , 2 now 6 saints 4 may 6 saints 5 the 6 saints 6 saints 7 forbid 6 saints 16 ! 7 forbid 8 that 7 forbid 9 ever 7 forbid 11 should 7 forbid 12 drink 7 forbid 15 companions 13 with 15 companions 14 such 15 companions " so , " he said , " we have [proved] [our] [false] [faces] [,] [master] [shelton] . 1 " 2 so 2 so 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 we 9 we 10 have 10 have 18 . i will now adventure my poor carcase where ye please . " 1 i 2 will 2 will 7 carcase 3 now 7 carcase 4 adventure 7 carcase 5 my 7 carcase 6 poor 7 carcase 7 carcase 8 where 7 carcase 9 ye 7 carcase 10 please 7 carcase 12 " 11 . 12 " " good ! " returned [richard] . 1 " 2 good 2 good 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 returned 5 returned 7 . " it irks me to be doing . 1 " 3 irks 2 it 3 irks 3 irks 4 me 3 irks 6 be 3 irks 7 doing 5 to 6 be 7 doing 8 . set we on [for] [shoreby] [!] ["] 1 set 3 on 2 we 3 on [chapter] [ii] ["] [in] [mine] [enemies] ['] [house] ["] sir [daniel] , [in] [his] [profusion] , [in] [the] [gaiety] and [gallantry] [of] his [establishment] , [rivalled] with [lord] [shoreby] [,] and [eclipsed] [lord] [risingham] [.] 1 sir 3 , 3 , 22 and 7 , 11 and 7 , 22 and 11 and 14 his 16 , 18 with 16 , 22 and all guests were made welcome . 1 all 2 guests 2 guests 3 were 2 guests 4 made 2 guests 5 welcome 2 guests 6 . two monks a young and an old had arrived late , and were now warming themselves at a bonfire in a corner of the shed . 1 two 2 monks 1 two 7 old 2 monks 3 a 2 monks 4 young 2 monks 5 and 6 an 7 old 7 old 15 warming 8 had 9 arrived 9 arrived 10 late 9 arrived 11 , 11 , 12 and 11 , 15 warming 13 were 15 warming 14 now 15 warming 15 warming 16 themselves 15 warming 17 at 15 warming 19 bonfire 15 warming 22 corner 15 warming 25 shed 18 a 19 bonfire 20 in 22 corner 21 a 22 corner 22 corner 23 of 24 the 25 shed 25 shed 26 . two ladies , muffled in thick furs , led the way , and were followed by a pair of waiting-women and four stout men-at-arms . 1 two 2 ladies 2 ladies 3 , 2 ladies 4 muffled 4 muffled 5 in 4 muffled 6 thick 4 muffled 14 were 6 thick 7 furs 7 furs 8 , 7 furs 9 led 7 furs 12 , 9 led 10 the 9 led 11 way 12 , 13 and 14 were 20 waiting-women 15 followed 16 by 15 followed 20 waiting-women 17 a 18 pair 18 pair 19 of 18 pair 20 waiting-women 20 waiting-women 21 and 20 waiting-women 22 four 20 waiting-women 24 men-at-arms 23 stout 24 men-at-arms 24 men-at-arms 25 . dick followed close behind . 1 dick 2 followed 1 dick 5 . 2 followed 3 close 3 close 4 behind it was already the dusk of the day ; and in the house the darkness of the night had almost come . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 already 3 already 5 dusk 4 the 5 dusk 5 dusk 18 night 6 of 15 darkness 7 the 8 day 7 the 15 darkness 8 day 9 ; 9 ; 10 and 11 in 15 darkness 12 the 13 house 12 the 15 darkness 14 the 15 darkness 15 darkness 18 night 16 of 17 the 17 the 18 night 18 night 19 had 18 night 22 . 19 had 20 almost 19 had 21 come on the stair-landings , torches flared in iron holders ; down the long , tapestried corridors , a lamp burned by every door . 1 on 3 stair-landings 2 the 3 stair-landings 3 stair-landings 4 , 3 stair-landings 5 torches 5 torches 6 flared 6 flared 7 in 6 flared 8 iron 8 iron 9 holders 8 iron 23 door 9 holders 10 ; 9 holders 11 down 12 the 23 door 13 long 15 tapestried 14 , 15 tapestried 15 tapestried 16 corridors 15 tapestried 19 lamp 15 tapestried 20 burned 15 tapestried 21 by 15 tapestried 22 every 15 tapestried 23 door 16 corridors 17 , 18 a 19 lamp 23 door 24 . two floors were passed , and at every landing the younger and shorter of the two ladies had looked back keenly at the monk . 1 two 2 floors 1 two 11 younger 2 floors 3 were 2 floors 4 passed 2 floors 5 , 5 , 6 and 7 at 9 landing 8 every 9 landing 9 landing 11 younger 10 the 11 younger 11 younger 13 shorter 12 and 13 shorter 13 shorter 17 ladies 13 shorter 24 monk 14 of 15 the 15 the 17 ladies 16 two 17 ladies 17 ladies 18 had 19 looked 21 keenly 20 back 21 keenly 21 keenly 22 at 21 keenly 24 monk 23 the 24 monk 24 monk 25 . dick mounted with a swift foot , and holding to the corner , thrust forth his head and followed the three women with his eyes . 1 dick 2 mounted 1 dick 9 holding 2 mounted 4 a 3 with 4 a 4 a 5 swift 5 swift 6 foot 7 , 8 and 7 , 9 holding 9 holding 24 his 10 to 24 his 11 the 12 corner 12 corner 13 , 12 corner 14 thrust 14 thrust 15 forth 14 thrust 16 his 14 thrust 19 followed 14 thrust 22 women 14 thrust 24 his 16 his 17 head 18 and 19 followed 20 the 22 women 21 three 22 women 23 with 24 his 24 his 25 eyes 25 eyes 26 . without turning or looking behind them , they continued to descend the corridor . 1 without 2 turning 2 turning 13 corridor 3 or 5 behind 4 looking 5 behind 5 behind 6 them 5 behind 13 corridor 6 them 7 , 8 they 11 descend 9 continued 11 descend 10 to 11 descend 11 descend 13 corridor 12 the 13 corridor 13 corridor 14 . " it is right well , " thought [dick] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 right 4 right 5 well 5 well 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 thought 8 thought 10 . " let me [but] [know] [my] [lady] [brackley] ['s] [chamber] , and it will go [hard] [an] [i] find [not] [dame] [hatch] [upon] [an] [errand] . " 1 " 2 let 2 let 3 me 3 me 11 , 11 , 12 and 11 , 27 " 12 and 13 it 13 it 14 will 14 will 15 go 14 will 19 find 26 . 27 " he was somewhat abashed to find , in the person whom he had so roughly seized , the short young lady in the furs . 1 he 16 seized 2 was 3 somewhat 2 was 16 seized 3 somewhat 4 abashed 4 abashed 6 find 4 abashed 7 , 5 to 6 find 8 in 9 the 8 in 10 person 10 person 11 whom 11 whom 12 he 12 he 13 had 12 he 16 seized 14 so 15 roughly 15 roughly 16 seized 16 seized 18 the 16 seized 24 furs 17 , 18 the 19 short 24 furs 20 young 21 lady 21 lady 24 furs 22 in 23 the 22 in 24 furs 24 furs 25 . she , on her part , was shocked and terrified beyond expression , and hung trembling in his grasp . 1 she 4 her 1 she 7 was 2 , 4 her 3 on 4 her 4 her 5 part 5 part 6 , 7 was 8 shocked 8 shocked 10 terrified 8 shocked 19 grasp 9 and 10 terrified 10 terrified 11 beyond 10 terrified 12 expression 13 , 14 and 13 , 16 trembling 15 hung 16 trembling 16 trembling 19 grasp 17 in 18 his 18 his 19 grasp 19 grasp 20 . dick , who could read these changes on her face , became alarmed for his own safety in that hostile house . 1 dick 2 , 2 , 3 who 3 who 4 could 3 who 5 read 5 read 7 changes 6 these 7 changes 7 changes 8 on 8 on 9 her 9 her 10 face 10 face 20 hostile 10 face 22 . 11 , 13 alarmed 12 became 13 alarmed 13 alarmed 14 for 13 alarmed 20 hostile 15 his 16 own 16 own 20 hostile 17 safety 20 hostile 18 in 20 hostile 19 that 20 hostile 20 hostile 21 house what do ye here ? 1 what 2 do 2 do 3 ye 2 do 5 ? 3 ye 4 here 4 here 5 ? why are ye thus sacrilegiously tricked out ? 1 why 5 sacrilegiously 2 are 5 sacrilegiously 3 ye 5 sacrilegiously 4 thus 5 sacrilegiously 5 sacrilegiously 6 tricked 5 sacrilegiously 7 out 5 sacrilegiously 8 ? come ye in peace or war ? 1 come 7 ? 2 ye 6 war 2 ye 7 ? 3 in 4 peace 4 peace 5 or 4 peace 6 war and why [spy] [ye] [after] [lady] [brackley] [like] [a] [thief] [?] ["] 1 and 2 why " madam , " [quoth] [dick] , " [of] [one] [thing] [i] [pray] you to [be] [very] [sure] : i am no thief . 1 " 2 madam 2 madam 3 , 2 madam 4 " 2 madam 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 14 you 8 " 20 i 14 you 15 to 19 : 20 i 20 i 21 am 21 am 23 thief 22 no 23 thief 23 thief 24 . " are ye , [then] [,] [a] [spy] [a] [yorkist] ? " asked the [maid] . 1 " 13 asked 2 are 3 ye 3 ye 4 , 3 ye 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 11 ? 13 asked 13 asked 14 the 13 asked 16 . " madam , " he replied , ["] [i] [am] indeed [a] [yorkist] , [and] [,] in some sort [,] [a] [spy] [.] 1 " 2 madam 2 madam 3 , 2 madam 4 " 2 madam 7 , 4 " 6 replied 5 he 6 replied 7 , 11 indeed 11 indeed 14 , 14 , 17 in 17 in 18 some 18 some 19 sort i will wholly put my life in your discretion . 1 i 2 will 2 will 3 wholly 3 wholly 4 put 3 wholly 9 discretion 5 my 6 life 6 life 9 discretion 7 in 9 discretion 8 your 9 discretion 9 discretion 10 . i am a lover [,] [and] [my] [name] ["] 1 i 2 am 2 am 4 lover 3 a 4 lover " hush ! " she said , " and come ! 1 " 2 hush 2 hush 3 ! 2 hush 11 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 she 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 9 and 10 come 10 come 11 ! shalt talk hereafter . " 1 shalt 3 hereafter 2 talk 3 hereafter 3 hereafter 4 . 4 . 5 " i have [life] [and] [death] [over] you , and [i] will not [scruple] to [abuse] [my] [power] . 1 i 2 have 1 i 11 will 2 have 7 you 7 you 8 , 8 , 9 and 11 will 12 not 12 not 14 to 14 to 18 . look to yourself ; y ' ' ave cruelly mauled my arm . 1 look 10 mauled 2 to 3 yourself 3 yourself 10 mauled 4 ; 5 y 5 y 8 ave 6 ' 8 ave 7 ' 8 ave 8 ave 10 mauled 9 cruelly 10 mauled 10 mauled 11 my 10 mauled 12 arm 10 mauled 13 . he knew not [i] was a maid , quoth he ! 1 he 2 knew 1 he 5 was 2 knew 3 not 5 was 6 a 6 a 7 maid 7 maid 9 quoth 8 , 9 quoth 9 quoth 10 he 9 quoth 11 ! had he known [i] was a maid , he had ta'en his belt to me , forsooth ! " 1 had 3 known 1 had 11 ta'en 2 he 3 known 5 was 6 a 6 a 7 maid 7 maid 8 , 7 maid 11 ta'en 9 he 10 had 10 had 11 ta'en 11 ta'en 12 his 11 ta'en 13 belt 11 ta'en 14 to 11 ta'en 17 forsooth 15 me 17 forsooth 16 , 17 forsooth 17 forsooth 18 ! 18 ! 19 " " [ta'en] my [belt] [to] [her] ! " he [repeated] . 1 " 3 my 3 my 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 he 9 he 11 . " [ta'en] my [belt] [to] [her] ! " 1 " 3 my 3 my 7 ! 7 ! 8 " and then he was recalled to the dangers of the present . 1 and 2 then 2 then 5 recalled 3 he 4 was 3 he 5 recalled 5 recalled 6 to 5 recalled 8 dangers 7 the 8 dangers 8 dangers 9 of 8 dangers 11 present 9 of 10 the 11 present 12 . she was attired in costly stuffs of deep and warm colours , such as befit the winter and the snow . 1 she 3 attired 2 was 3 attired 3 attired 4 in 3 attired 5 costly 3 attired 14 as 5 costly 6 stuffs 6 stuffs 7 of 6 stuffs 8 deep 8 deep 10 warm 9 and 10 warm 10 warm 11 colours 11 colours 12 , 11 colours 13 such 14 as 15 befit 15 befit 16 the 15 befit 17 winter 15 befit 19 the 15 befit 20 snow 17 winter 18 and 20 snow 21 . upon her head , her hair had been gathered together and became her as a crown . 1 upon 2 her 2 her 3 head 2 her 6 hair 3 head 4 , 5 her 6 hair 6 hair 9 gathered 6 hair 11 and 6 hair 16 crown 6 hair 17 . 7 had 8 been 7 had 9 gathered 9 gathered 10 together 12 became 13 her 12 became 14 as 12 became 15 a 15 a 16 crown without a start , without a tremor , she raised her lamp and looked at the young monk . 1 without 7 tremor 2 a 7 tremor 3 start 5 without 4 , 5 without 5 without 7 tremor 6 a 7 tremor 7 tremor 8 , 7 tremor 9 she 7 tremor 10 raised 7 tremor 11 her 7 tremor 12 lamp 7 tremor 14 looked 7 tremor 18 monk 13 and 14 looked 14 looked 15 at 16 the 18 monk 17 young 18 monk 18 monk 19 . " what make ye here , good brother ? " she inquired . 1 " 12 inquired 2 what 4 ye 3 make 4 ye 4 ye 5 here 5 here 6 , 5 here 9 ? 7 good 8 brother 8 brother 9 ? 9 ? 10 " 9 ? 12 inquired 11 she 12 inquired 12 inquired 13 . " ye are doubtless ill-directed . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 5 ill-directed 3 are 5 ill-directed 4 doubtless 5 ill-directed 5 ill-directed 6 . whom do ye require ? 1 whom 4 require 2 do 4 require 3 ye 4 require 4 require 5 ? and she set her lamp upon the bracket . 1 and 3 set 2 she 3 set 3 set 8 bracket 4 her 5 lamp 5 lamp 8 bracket 6 upon 8 bracket 7 the 8 bracket 8 bracket 9 . " [joanna] , " said [dick] [;] and [then] [his] [voice] [failed] him . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 14 . 8 and 13 him 13 him 14 . " [dick] ! " she cried . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 6 cried 5 she 6 cried 6 cried 7 . " [dick] ! " 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " " oh , the fool fellow ! " she cried . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 8 " 4 the 6 fellow 5 fool 6 fellow 6 fellow 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 10 cried 9 she 10 cried 10 cried 11 . " oh , dear [dick] ! 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 dear 4 dear 6 ! oh , if ye could see yourself ! 1 oh 2 , 2 , 3 if 3 if 4 ye 4 ye 6 see 5 could 6 see 6 see 7 yourself 7 yourself 8 ! alack ! " she added , pausing . 1 alack 2 ! 1 alack 7 pausing 2 ! 3 " 4 she 5 added 5 added 7 pausing 6 , 7 pausing 7 pausing 8 . " [i] have [spoilt] you [,] [dick] ! 1 " 5 you 3 have 5 you 5 you 8 ! i have knocked some of the paint off . 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 knocked 3 knocked 4 some 3 knocked 7 paint 4 some 5 of 5 of 6 the 7 paint 8 off 7 paint 9 . but that can be mended . 1 but 3 can 2 that 3 can 3 can 5 mended 4 be 5 mended 5 mended 6 . what [cannot] [be] [mended] , [dick] [or] [i] [much] [fear] it [cannot] [!] is [my] [marriage] [with] [lord] [shoreby] . " 1 what 14 is 5 , 11 it 11 it 14 is 14 is 20 . 20 . 21 " " is it decided , then ? " asked the lad . 1 " 2 is 2 is 7 ? 3 it 4 decided 3 it 7 ? 5 , 6 then 6 then 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 10 the 10 the 11 lad 11 lad 12 . there is no help in tears [,] [or] [i] could weep mine eyes out . 1 there 2 is 2 is 3 no 2 is 12 mine 3 no 4 help 5 in 6 tears 6 tears 11 weep 10 could 11 weep 11 weep 12 mine 12 mine 13 eyes 12 mine 15 . 13 eyes 14 out i have [not] spared myself [to] [pray] , but [heaven] [frowns] [on] [my] [petition] . 1 i 2 have 1 i 5 myself 2 have 4 spared 5 myself 8 , 5 myself 15 . 8 , 9 but " [nay] , " said [dick] , " not [i] [;] [i] [will] [never] say [that] [word] . 1 " 5 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 18 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 not 9 not 15 say ' [tis] [like] [despair] ; but while there 's life [,] [joanna] , there is [hope] [.] 1 ' 15 is 5 ; 6 but 6 but 8 there 6 but 14 there 7 while 8 there 8 there 9 's 9 's 10 life 13 , 14 there 14 there 15 is [yet] [will] [i] [hope] [.] ay , by the mass , and triumph ! 1 ay 2 , 1 ay 5 mass 3 by 5 mass 4 the 5 mass 5 mass 6 , 5 mass 8 triumph 5 mass 9 ! 6 , 7 and " ay , " she said , dryly , " ye make a great ado about a sky-blue robe ! " 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 4 " 2 ay 7 , 2 ay 9 , 2 ay 10 " 2 ay 11 ye 4 " 6 said 5 she 6 said 7 , 8 dryly 11 ye 15 ado 12 make 15 ado 13 a 14 great 14 great 15 ado 15 ado 16 about 15 ado 18 sky-blue 17 a 18 sky-blue 18 sky-blue 19 robe 18 sky-blue 20 ! 20 ! 21 " " [nay] , [joan] , " protested [dick] [,] ["] ['tis] [not] [alone] [the] [robe] . 1 " 7 protested 3 , 7 protested 5 , 7 protested 6 " 7 protested 7 protested 16 . but , lass , ye were disguised . 1 but 3 lass 2 , 3 lass 3 lass 4 , 3 lass 7 disguised 3 lass 8 . 5 ye 7 disguised 6 were 7 disguised here [am] [i] [disguised] [;] and , [to] [the] [proof] , [do] [i] not cut a figure of fun a right fool 's figure ? " 1 here 6 and 1 here 7 , 7 , 26 " 11 , 14 not 14 not 20 a 15 cut 17 figure 15 cut 20 a 16 a 17 figure 17 figure 18 of 17 figure 19 fun 20 a 22 fool 21 right 22 fool 22 fool 23 's 22 fool 24 figure 22 fool 25 ? 25 ? 26 " " ay , [dick] , an ' that ye do ! " she answered , smiling . 1 " 2 ay 1 " 14 answered 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 5 , 6 an 7 ' 7 ' 10 do 7 ' 14 answered 8 that 9 ye 9 ye 10 do 11 ! 12 " 12 " 14 answered 13 she 14 answered 14 answered 16 smiling 15 , 16 smiling 16 smiling 17 . " well , then ! " he returned , triumphant . 1 " 2 well 1 " 8 returned 2 well 3 , 2 well 4 then 5 ! 6 " 6 " 8 returned 7 he 8 returned 8 returned 10 triumphant 9 , 10 triumphant 10 triumphant 11 . " so was it with you [,] [poor] [matcham] [,] [in] [the] [forest] . 1 " 4 it 1 " 6 you 2 so 3 was 2 so 4 it 5 with 6 you 6 you 14 . in sooth , ye were a wench to laugh at . 1 in 2 sooth 2 sooth 3 , 2 sooth 4 ye 2 sooth 7 wench 5 were 7 wench 6 a 7 wench 7 wench 9 laugh 8 to 9 laugh 9 laugh 10 at 9 laugh 11 . but now ! " 1 but 2 now 2 now 3 ! 3 ! 4 " but presently there was a noise behind them ; and they were aware of the short young lady , with her finger on her lips . 1 but 2 presently 1 but 3 there 3 there 4 was 4 was 5 a 5 a 6 noise 5 a 16 short 6 noise 7 behind 7 behind 8 them 9 ; 10 and 9 ; 11 they 11 they 12 were 12 were 13 aware 12 were 16 short 13 aware 14 of 14 of 15 the 16 short 17 young 17 young 18 lady 18 lady 19 , 18 lady 20 with 20 with 22 finger 21 her 22 finger 22 finger 23 on 22 finger 25 lips 24 her 25 lips 25 lips 26 . " saints ! " she cried , " but what a noise ye keep ! 1 " 2 saints 2 saints 3 ! 2 saints 13 ye 2 saints 15 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 6 cried 5 she 6 cried 7 , 8 " 7 , 9 but 9 but 10 what 10 what 13 ye 11 a 12 noise 12 noise 13 ye 13 ye 14 keep can ye not speak in compass ? 1 can 4 speak 2 ye 4 speak 3 not 4 speak 4 speak 6 compass 5 in 6 compass 6 compass 7 ? and now , [joanna] , [my] fair maid of the woods , what will ye give your gossip for bringing you your sweetheart ? " 1 and 2 now 2 now 3 , 3 , 25 " 5 , 20 bringing 7 fair 8 maid 7 fair 18 gossip 9 of 10 the 9 of 18 gossip 10 the 11 woods 11 woods 12 , 13 what 14 will 14 will 15 ye 14 will 16 give 16 give 17 your 16 give 18 gossip 18 gossip 20 bringing 19 for 20 bringing 20 bringing 23 sweetheart 21 you 22 your 22 your 23 sweetheart 23 sweetheart 24 ? 24 ? 25 " joanna ran to her , by way of answer , and embraced her fierily . 1 joanna 2 ran 2 ran 3 to 3 to 4 her 4 her 5 , 4 her 14 fierily 6 by 7 way 7 way 8 of 7 way 14 fierily 9 answer 14 fierily 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 embraced 12 embraced 14 fierily 13 her 14 fierily 14 fierily 15 . " and you , sir , " added the young lady , " what do ye give me ? " 1 " 3 you 1 " 8 added 2 and 3 you 4 , 5 sir 5 sir 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 added 8 added 11 lady 8 added 12 , 9 the 10 young 10 young 11 lady 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 what 14 what 15 do 15 do 16 ye 15 do 19 ? 17 give 18 me 18 me 19 ? 19 ? 20 " " madam , " said [dick] , " [i] [would] [fain] [offer] to [pay] you in the same money . " 1 " 2 madam 2 madam 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 21 " 8 " 15 you 13 to 15 you 16 in 17 the 17 the 18 same 17 the 19 money 19 money 20 . 20 . 21 " " come , then , " said the lady , " it is permitted you . " 1 " 2 come 2 come 3 , 3 , 4 then 4 then 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 8 the 8 the 9 lady 9 lady 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 it 11 " 15 you 12 it 13 is 13 is 14 permitted 15 you 16 . 16 . 17 " but [dick] [,] [blushing] [like] [a] [peony] [,] [only] [kissed] her [hand] . 1 but 11 her 11 her 13 . i am all black and blue , wench ; trust me [never] , [if] [i] [be] [not] black and blue ! 1 i 2 am 2 am 3 all 3 all 4 black 4 black 5 and 4 black 20 blue 6 blue 7 , 6 blue 8 wench 6 blue 20 blue 8 wench 9 ; 8 wench 10 trust 10 trust 11 me 11 me 13 , 18 black 19 and 18 black 20 blue 20 blue 21 ! and now , " she continued , " have ye said [your] [sayings] [?] [for] [i] [must] [speedily] [dismiss] the [paladin] . " 1 and 2 now 2 now 3 , 3 , 23 " 4 " 6 continued 4 " 11 said 5 she 6 continued 7 , 11 said 8 " 10 ye 8 " 11 said 9 have 10 ye 11 said 20 the 11 said 22 . 22 . 23 " " and supper ? " asked the young lady . 1 " 6 asked 2 and 6 asked 3 supper 6 asked 4 ? 5 " 4 ? 6 asked 6 asked 9 lady 6 asked 10 . 7 the 8 young 8 young 9 lady " [must] we [not] go down [to] [supper] [?] ["] 1 " 3 we 3 we 5 go 5 go 6 down " [nay] , to be sure ! " cried [joan] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 4 to 5 be 5 be 6 sure 6 sure 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 cried 9 cried 11 . ["] [i] [had] [forgotten] [.] ["] he had not been long in this position , when he was somewhat strangely disturbed . 1 he 2 had 2 had 15 disturbed 3 not 15 disturbed 4 been 5 long 4 been 15 disturbed 6 in 7 this 6 in 8 position 8 position 9 , 8 position 14 strangely 10 when 11 he 11 he 12 was 12 was 14 strangely 13 somewhat 14 strangely 14 strangely 15 disturbed 15 disturbed 16 . and while he was still hesitating , a new cause of concern was added . 1 and 3 he 2 while 3 he 3 he 14 added 4 was 5 still 5 still 6 hesitating 6 hesitating 7 , 6 hesitating 9 new 6 hesitating 10 cause 6 hesitating 12 concern 8 a 9 new 10 cause 11 of 12 concern 13 was 12 concern 14 added 14 added 15 . " what make ye here , my merry men , among the greenwood shaws ? " sang the voice . 1 " 2 what 2 what 4 ye 3 make 4 ye 4 ye 5 here 4 ye 7 my 4 ye 14 shaws 5 here 6 , 8 merry 13 greenwood 9 men 10 , 9 men 11 among 11 among 12 the 11 among 13 greenwood 13 greenwood 14 shaws 14 shaws 15 ? 14 shaws 17 sang 14 shaws 19 voice 14 shaws 20 . 15 ? 16 " 17 sang 18 the " what make ye here ? 1 " 2 what 2 what 4 ye 3 make 4 ye 4 ye 5 here 5 here 6 ? lawless , alas ! rolling drunk , was wandering the house , seeking for a corner wherein to slumber off the effect of his potations . 1 lawless 2 , 1 lawless 3 alas 3 alas 4 ! 3 alas 5 rolling 3 alas 7 , 3 alas 14 for 5 rolling 6 drunk 8 was 13 seeking 9 wandering 11 house 10 the 11 house 11 house 12 , 11 house 13 seeking 13 seeking 14 for 14 for 19 slumber 15 a 16 corner 16 corner 17 wherein 17 wherein 19 slumber 18 to 19 slumber 19 slumber 25 potations 20 off 25 potations 21 the 22 effect 22 effect 25 potations 23 of 25 potations 24 his 25 potations 25 potations 26 . dick inwardly raged . 1 dick 2 inwardly 2 inwardly 3 raged 2 inwardly 4 . what was to be done ? 1 what 2 was 2 was 3 to 3 to 4 be 4 be 5 done 5 done 6 ? if he [lost] touch of [lawless] [for] the night [,] he was [left] [impotent] [,] [whether] [to] [plan] [or] [carry] [forth] [joanna] ['s] [rescue] . 1 if 2 he 2 he 12 was 4 touch 5 of 5 of 8 the 8 the 9 night 9 night 11 he 11 he 12 was 12 was 25 . it was , [nevertheless] [,] [upon] [this] [last] [hazard] that [dick] [decided] [.] 1 it 2 was 1 it 3 , 3 , 10 that slipping from behind the tapestry , he stood ready in the doorway of the chamber , with a warning hand upraised . 1 slipping 2 from 2 from 3 behind 2 from 12 doorway 4 the 5 tapestry 4 the 12 doorway 5 tapestry 6 , 7 he 8 stood 8 stood 9 ready 8 stood 12 doorway 10 in 12 doorway 11 the 12 doorway 12 doorway 13 of 12 doorway 21 upraised 14 the 15 chamber 15 chamber 16 , 15 chamber 21 upraised 17 with 18 a 17 with 21 upraised 19 warning 21 upraised 20 hand 21 upraised 21 upraised 22 . lawless , flushed crimson , with his eyes injected , vacillating on his feet , drew still unsteadily nearer . 1 lawless 2 , 1 lawless 3 flushed 3 flushed 4 crimson 3 flushed 5 , 3 flushed 6 with 6 with 7 his 7 his 9 injected 8 eyes 9 injected 9 injected 11 vacillating 9 injected 15 , 9 injected 16 drew 9 injected 18 unsteadily 10 , 11 vacillating 11 vacillating 12 on 11 vacillating 13 his 11 vacillating 14 feet 17 still 18 unsteadily 18 unsteadily 19 nearer 18 unsteadily 20 . dick leaped upon and shook the drunkard furiously . 1 dick 2 leaped 2 leaped 3 upon 2 leaped 7 drunkard 4 and 5 shook 5 shook 7 drunkard 6 the 7 drunkard 7 drunkard 8 furiously 8 furiously 9 . " beast ! " he hissed " beast and no man ! 1 " 6 hissed 1 " 10 no 2 beast 6 hissed 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 6 hissed 5 he 6 hissed 6 hissed 7 " 6 hissed 8 beast 6 hissed 9 and 10 no 11 man 10 no 12 ! it is worse than treachery to be so witless . 1 it 2 is 2 is 9 witless 3 worse 4 than 3 worse 5 treachery 5 treachery 9 witless 6 to 7 be 7 be 9 witless 8 so 9 witless 9 witless 10 . we may all be shent for thy sotting . " 1 we 2 may 2 may 8 sotting 3 all 5 shent 4 be 5 shent 5 shent 8 sotting 6 for 8 sotting 7 thy 8 sotting 8 sotting 10 " 9 . 10 " but [lawless] [only] [laughed] [and] [staggered] , and tried to [clap] [young] [shelton] [on] the [back] [.] 1 but 15 the 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 tried 9 tried 10 to 10 to 15 the and just then [dick] ['s] [quick] [ear] [caught] [a] [rapid] [brushing] in [the] [arras] [.] 1 and 3 then 1 and 12 in 2 just 3 then [chapter] [iii] [the] [dead] [spy] " it is well , " said [dick] , at length ; " they have not heard us , praise the saints ! 1 " 7 said 1 " 22 saints 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 well 4 well 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 9 , 10 at 10 at 11 length 11 length 12 ; 11 length 14 they 11 length 20 praise 13 " 14 they 14 they 17 heard 15 have 17 heard 16 not 17 heard 18 us 19 , 18 us 20 praise 20 praise 22 saints 21 the 22 saints 22 saints 23 ! but , now , what shall [i] do with this poor spy ? 1 but 3 now 2 , 3 now 3 now 4 , 3 now 13 ? 5 what 6 shall 5 what 8 do 8 do 9 with 8 do 13 ? 10 this 12 spy 11 poor 12 spy 12 spy 13 ? at least , [i] will take my tassel from his wallet . " 1 at 2 least 2 least 3 , 2 least 8 tassel 5 will 6 take 6 take 8 tassel 7 my 8 tassel 8 tassel 9 from 8 tassel 11 wallet 10 his 11 wallet 11 wallet 12 . 12 . 13 " the [name] [awoke] [dick] ['s] recollection [;] [and] [he] [instantly] [broke] [the] [wax] [and] [read] [the] [contents] of the letter . 1 the 6 recollection 6 recollection 18 of 18 of 19 the 19 the 20 letter 20 letter 21 . it was short , but , to [dick] ['s] [delight] [,] it [gave] evident [proof] that [lord] [shoreby] was [treacherously] [corresponding] [with] the [house] of [york] [.] 1 it 14 evident 1 it 19 was 2 was 3 short 2 was 7 to 2 was 14 evident 3 short 4 , 3 short 6 , 4 , 5 but 7 to 12 it 14 evident 16 that 19 was 23 the 23 the 25 of my [lord] [of] [shoreby] [,] [ye] [that] [writt] [the] letter [,] [wot] [ye] [why] [your] [man] [is] [ded] ? 1 my 10 letter 10 letter 19 ? but let me rede you , marry not . 1 but 4 rede 2 let 4 rede 3 me 4 rede 4 rede 5 you 4 rede 6 , 4 rede 7 marry 4 rede 8 not 8 not 9 . [jon] [amend-all] [.] " [nay] , [i] [will] [have] [the] [credit] [for] [mine] [order] [,] " he [hiccupped] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 13 " 13 " 14 he 14 he 16 . " if [ye] [should] [drink] [the] [clary] [wine] ["] 1 " 2 if " peace , sot ! " cried [dick] , and thrust him hard against the wall . 1 " 2 peace 2 peace 3 , 2 peace 4 sot 2 peace 17 . 4 sot 5 ! 4 sot 10 and 4 sot 14 against 5 ! 6 " 5 ! 7 cried 9 , 10 and 11 thrust 12 him 11 thrust 13 hard 13 hard 14 against 14 against 16 wall 15 the 16 wall go ! " 1 go 2 ! 2 ! 3 " so soon as he was out of sight , [dick] [returned] to [his] [hiding-place] [,] [resolutely] [fixed] to see the [matter] [out] [.] 1 so 2 soon 2 soon 3 as 3 as 4 he 4 he 5 was 5 was 6 out 6 out 7 of 7 of 8 sight 7 of 20 the 8 sight 9 , 12 to 19 see 12 to 20 the 18 to 19 see wisdom , indeed , moved him to be gone ; but love and curiosity were stronger . 1 wisdom 3 indeed 1 wisdom 17 . 2 , 3 indeed 3 indeed 4 , 3 indeed 5 moved 5 moved 16 stronger 6 him 7 to 7 to 8 be 8 be 16 stronger 9 gone 10 ; 10 ; 11 but 10 ; 16 stronger 12 love 16 stronger 13 and 16 stronger 14 curiosity 16 stronger 15 were 16 stronger time passed slowly for the young man , bolt upright behind the arras . 1 time 2 passed 2 passed 13 arras 3 slowly 13 arras 4 for 5 the 5 the 13 arras 6 young 7 man 6 young 13 arras 7 man 8 , 9 bolt 10 upright 10 upright 13 arras 11 behind 13 arras 12 the 13 arras 13 arras 14 . the fire in the room began to die down , and the lamp to burn low and to smoke . 1 the 2 fire 2 fire 3 in 2 fire 15 burn 3 in 4 the 4 the 5 room 6 began 7 to 7 to 15 burn 8 die 15 burn 9 down 11 and 9 down 15 burn 10 , 11 and 12 the 13 lamp 13 lamp 15 burn 14 to 15 burn 15 burn 16 low 15 burn 19 smoke 16 low 17 and 18 to 19 smoke 19 smoke 20 . some ran forward and some back , and all together began to cry aloud . 1 some 2 ran 2 ran 3 forward 3 forward 4 and 3 forward 8 and 4 and 5 some 6 back 8 and 7 , 8 and 8 and 11 began 9 all 10 together 10 together 11 began 11 began 12 to 11 began 13 cry 13 cry 14 aloud 14 aloud 15 . soon [a] [way] [was] [cleared] [,] [and] [sir] [daniel] came [forth] in [person] [,] [followed] [by] the [bridegroom] of the [morrow] [,] [my] [lord] [shoreby] [.] 1 soon 10 came 10 came 12 in 12 in 17 the 17 the 19 of 19 of 20 the " my lord , " said [sir] [daniel] , " [have] [i] not [told] you of this [knave] [black] [arrow] ? 1 " 3 lord 2 my 3 lord 3 lord 4 , 3 lord 16 of 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 13 not 10 " 15 you 16 of 17 this 17 this 21 ? to the proof , behold it ! 1 to 5 behold 2 the 3 proof 3 proof 5 behold 4 , 5 behold 5 behold 6 it 5 behold 7 ! " in good sooth , it was a man [of] [mine] , " replied [lord] [shoreby] [,] [hanging] [back] . 1 " 4 sooth 2 in 4 sooth 3 good 4 sooth 4 sooth 5 , 4 sooth 6 it 6 it 7 was 7 was 8 a 8 a 9 man 9 man 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 replied 14 replied 20 . " [i] would [i] [had] [more] [such] [.] 1 " 3 would he was keen as a beagle and secret as a mole [.] ["] 1 he 2 was 2 was 6 beagle 3 keen 6 beagle 4 as 6 beagle 5 a 6 beagle 6 beagle 7 and 6 beagle 8 secret 6 beagle 9 as 6 beagle 11 mole 10 a 11 mole " ay , [gossip] [,] [truly] ? " asked [sir] [daniel] [,] [keenly] . 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 8 " 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 asked 9 asked 14 . " and [what] [came] he [smelling] [up] so [many] [stairs] [in] [my] poor [mansion] [?] 1 " 5 he 1 " 13 poor 2 and 5 he 8 so 13 poor but he will smell no more . " 1 but 2 he 1 but 5 no 2 he 3 will 3 will 4 smell 5 no 6 more 6 more 7 . 7 . 8 " " give it me , [arrow] and all , " said the knight . 1 " 11 said 2 give 3 it 2 give 4 me 4 me 5 , 5 , 7 and 7 and 8 all 8 all 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 knight 12 the 13 knight 13 knight 14 . and when he had taken into his hand the shaft , he continued for some time to gaze upon it in a sullen musing . 1 and 2 when 2 when 3 he 3 he 4 had 4 had 5 taken 5 taken 6 into 6 into 7 his 7 his 8 hand 7 his 18 gaze 8 hand 10 shaft 9 the 10 shaft 10 shaft 11 , 12 he 13 continued 13 continued 17 to 13 continued 18 gaze 14 for 15 some 15 some 16 time 16 time 17 to 18 gaze 19 upon 18 gaze 24 musing 19 upon 20 it 19 upon 22 a 21 in 22 a 23 sullen 24 musing 24 musing 25 . " ay , " he said , [addressing] [lord] [shoreby] , " here is a hate that followeth hard and close upon my heels . 1 " 2 ay 1 " 6 said 2 ay 3 , 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 25 . 7 , 12 " 11 , 12 " 13 here 18 followeth 14 is 18 followeth 15 a 18 followeth 16 hate 18 followeth 17 that 18 followeth 18 followeth 19 hard 18 followeth 20 and 18 followeth 21 close 18 followeth 22 upon 18 followeth 23 my 18 followeth 24 heels 24 heels 25 . this black stick , or its just likeness , shall yet bring me down . 1 this 8 likeness 2 black 3 stick 3 stick 5 or 3 stick 8 likeness 4 , 5 or 6 its 8 likeness 7 just 8 likeness 8 likeness 9 , 8 likeness 10 shall 8 likeness 11 yet 8 likeness 12 bring 8 likeness 15 . 12 bring 13 me 12 bring 14 down and , [gossip] , [suffer] [a] [plain] [knight] [to] [counsel] you [;] and if [these] [hounds] [begin] [to] [wind] you [,] [flee] ! 1 and 14 if 2 , 13 and 2 , 14 if 4 , 11 you 4 , 13 and 14 if 20 you 20 you 23 ! ' [tis] [like] [a] [sickness] it [still] [hangeth] [,] [hangeth] [upon] the [limbs] [.] 1 ' 6 it 1 ' 12 the but let us see what they have written . 1 but 5 what 2 let 3 us 2 let 4 see 4 see 5 what 5 what 8 written 6 they 7 have 7 have 8 written 8 written 9 . but what [wrote] ye [in] [a] [letter] ? " 1 but 2 what 2 what 4 ye 4 ye 8 ? 8 ? 9 " he rose to his feet with a somewhat unsettled countenance . 1 he 2 rose 2 rose 9 unsettled 3 to 5 feet 4 his 5 feet 5 feet 9 unsettled 6 with 9 unsettled 7 a 9 unsettled 8 somewhat 9 unsettled 9 unsettled 10 countenance 9 unsettled 11 . but let us , first of all , secure the issues of the house . 1 but 2 let 2 let 3 us 3 us 4 , 3 us 11 issues 5 first 6 of 5 first 11 issues 7 all 11 issues 8 , 11 issues 9 secure 10 the 9 secure 11 issues 11 issues 12 of 11 issues 14 house 13 the 14 house 14 house 15 . here is enough harm already , [by] [st] [george] ! " 1 here 2 is 1 here 6 , 2 is 3 enough 3 enough 5 already 4 harm 5 already 6 , 11 " 10 ! 11 " meanwhile , the body of the spy was carried out through the falling snow and deposited in the abbey church . 1 meanwhile 2 , 1 meanwhile 3 the 3 the 19 abbey 4 body 5 of 5 of 19 abbey 6 the 19 abbey 7 spy 8 was 7 spy 9 carried 9 carried 10 out 9 carried 11 through 9 carried 16 deposited 11 through 12 the 13 falling 16 deposited 14 snow 16 deposited 15 and 16 deposited 16 deposited 17 in 16 deposited 19 abbey 18 the 19 abbey 19 abbey 20 church 19 abbey 21 . he , upon his side , recounted the visit of the spy , his dangerous discovery , and speedy end . 1 he 4 his 2 , 4 his 3 upon 4 his 4 his 19 speedy 5 side 7 recounted 6 , 7 recounted 7 recounted 8 the 7 recounted 9 visit 9 visit 12 spy 10 of 11 the 11 the 12 spy 12 spy 13 , 12 spy 14 his 12 spy 15 dangerous 15 dangerous 16 discovery 16 discovery 19 speedy 17 , 18 and 18 and 19 speedy 19 speedy 20 end 19 speedy 21 . joanna leaned back very faint against the curtained wall . 1 joanna 2 leaned 2 leaned 3 back 2 leaned 8 curtained 4 very 5 faint 5 faint 8 curtained 6 against 7 the 6 against 8 curtained 8 curtained 9 wall 9 wall 10 . " it will [avail] [but] little , " she said . 1 " 2 it 1 " 10 said 2 it 3 will 6 little 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 she 10 said 10 said 11 . " [i] shall be [wed] [to-morrow] [,] in the morning , after all ! " 1 " 3 shall 3 shall 4 be 4 be 8 in 8 in 9 the 9 the 10 morning 10 morning 11 , 11 , 15 " 12 after 13 all 13 all 14 ! 14 ! 15 " " what ! " cried her friend . 1 " 2 what 1 " 5 cried 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 8 . 6 her 7 friend 7 friend 8 . " and here is our paladin that driveth lions like mice ! 1 " 3 here 2 and 3 here 3 here 8 driveth 4 is 6 paladin 5 our 6 paladin 6 paladin 7 that 6 paladin 8 driveth 8 driveth 9 lions 8 driveth 10 like 8 driveth 11 mice 8 driveth 12 ! ye have little faith , of a surety . 1 ye 2 have 1 ye 8 surety 3 little 4 faith 4 faith 5 , 4 faith 8 surety 6 of 8 surety 7 a 8 surety 8 surety 9 . but [come] , friend [lion-driver] , [give] [us] [some] [comfort] ; speak , and let us [hear] [bold] [counsels] . " 1 but 3 , 3 , 21 " 4 friend 6 , 6 , 21 " 11 ; 14 and 11 ; 15 let 12 speak 13 , 13 , 14 and 15 let 16 us 16 us 20 . 20 . 21 " dick was confounded to be thus outfaced with his own exaggerated words ; but though he coloured , he still spoke stoutly . 1 dick 3 confounded 2 was 3 confounded 3 confounded 5 be 4 to 5 be 5 be 7 outfaced 6 thus 7 outfaced 7 outfaced 8 with 7 outfaced 9 his 9 his 10 own 10 own 11 exaggerated 11 exaggerated 12 words 11 exaggerated 13 ; 11 exaggerated 15 though 11 exaggerated 17 coloured 11 exaggerated 22 stoutly 13 ; 14 but 15 though 16 he 18 , 22 stoutly 19 he 22 stoutly 20 still 22 stoutly 21 spoke 22 stoutly 22 stoutly 23 . " truly , " said he , " we are in straits . 1 " 2 truly 2 truly 3 , 2 truly 7 , 2 truly 12 straits 3 , 5 said 4 " 5 said 5 said 6 he 8 " 9 we 9 we 10 are 10 are 12 straits 11 in 12 straits 12 straits 13 . " and for the lions , " mimicked the girl , " they shall be driven . " 1 " 8 mimicked 2 and 3 for 3 for 5 lions 4 the 5 lions 5 lions 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 mimicked 8 mimicked 10 girl 8 mimicked 16 driven 8 mimicked 17 . 9 the 10 girl 10 girl 11 , 11 , 12 " 13 they 16 driven 14 shall 15 be 15 be 16 driven 17 . 18 " " [i] [crave] [your] [excuse] , " said [dick] . 1 " 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . take me , [i] [pray] you , [rightly] . " 1 take 2 me 2 me 3 , 3 , 10 " 6 you 7 , 7 , 10 " 9 . 10 " " why said [ye] he was [rustic] , [joan] ? " [the] [girl] [inquired] . 1 " 2 why 1 " 3 said 3 said 5 he 3 said 15 . 5 he 6 was 6 was 8 , 8 , 11 " 10 ? 11 " " [i] [warrant] he [hath] [a] [tongue] [in] [his] [head] [;] [ready] [,] [soft] [,] [and] [bold] is his [speech] [at] [pleasure] . 1 " 4 he 4 he 18 is 4 he 19 his 19 his 23 . what would ye more ? " 1 what 3 ye 2 would 3 ye 3 ye 4 more 3 ye 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " [nay] , " sighed [joanna] [,] with a smile , " they have changed me my friend [dick] , ' [tis] [sure] [enough] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 3 , 8 with 4 " 5 sighed 8 with 10 smile 9 a 10 smile 10 smile 11 , 11 , 21 ' 12 " 13 they 13 they 14 have 14 have 15 changed 15 changed 17 my 16 me 17 my 17 my 18 friend 18 friend 20 , 20 , 21 ' when [i] [beheld] him , he [was] [rough] [indeed] [.] 1 when 6 he 4 him 5 , 5 , 6 he but it matters little [;] there is no help [for] [my] [hard] [case] , [and] [i] must [still] be [lady] [shoreby] ! " 1 but 2 it 1 but 6 there 2 it 3 matters 3 matters 4 little 6 there 7 is 6 there 8 no 8 no 9 help 8 no 14 , 14 , 23 " 17 must 19 be 19 be 22 ! 22 ! 23 " " [nay] , then , " said [dick] , " [i] will [even] [make] the [adventure] . 1 " 7 said 3 , 4 then 4 then 5 , 5 , 7 said 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 7 said 15 the 7 said 17 . 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 will how call they the name of this spy ? " 1 how 2 call 2 call 3 they 2 call 5 name 4 the 5 name 5 name 6 of 5 name 8 spy 7 this 8 spy 8 spy 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " [rutter] , " said the young lady ; " and an excellent good name to call him by . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 6 the 6 the 7 young 7 young 8 lady 8 lady 9 ; 8 lady 13 excellent 9 ; 10 " 9 ; 11 and 12 an 13 excellent 13 excellent 14 good 13 excellent 15 name 13 excellent 17 call 16 to 17 call 17 call 18 him 18 him 19 by 18 him 20 . but how mean ye , lion-driver ? 1 but 2 how 2 how 6 lion-driver 3 mean 6 lion-driver 4 ye 6 lion-driver 5 , 6 lion-driver 6 lion-driver 7 ? what is in your mind to do ? " 1 what 2 is 1 what 7 do 2 is 4 your 3 in 4 your 4 your 5 mind 6 to 7 do 7 do 8 ? 8 ? 9 " they will be [praying] [over] [his] [poor] [clay] [even] [now] . " 1 they 2 will 2 will 3 be 3 be 11 . 11 . 12 " " the device is somewhat simple , " replied the girl , " yet it may hold . " 1 " 17 hold 2 the 3 device 3 device 4 is 3 device 5 somewhat 5 somewhat 6 simple 6 simple 14 yet 7 , 9 replied 8 " 9 replied 9 replied 10 the 10 the 11 girl 11 girl 12 , 11 girl 14 yet 12 , 13 " 14 yet 16 may 15 it 16 may 16 may 17 hold 17 hold 18 . 18 . 19 " " ye say true , " she said . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 say 3 say 4 true 4 true 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 she 8 said 8 said 9 . " well , [go] , [a-mary] ['s] name , and [may] [heaven] [speed] you ! 1 " 2 well 1 " 14 you 2 well 3 , 2 well 5 , 5 , 10 and 8 name 9 , 9 , 10 and 14 you 15 ! ye leave here a poor maid that loves you entirely , and another that is most heartily your friend . 1 ye 2 leave 2 leave 3 here 3 here 4 a 4 a 19 friend 5 poor 6 maid 6 maid 8 loves 6 maid 17 heartily 7 that 8 loves 8 loves 9 you 8 loves 10 entirely 8 loves 12 and 8 loves 13 another 11 , 12 and 14 that 15 is 15 is 16 most 16 most 17 heartily 17 heartily 19 friend 18 your 19 friend 19 friend 20 . be wary , for their sakes , and make not shipwreck of your safety . " 1 be 2 wary 2 wary 3 , 2 wary 4 for 4 for 6 sakes 5 their 6 sakes 6 sakes 7 , 6 sakes 11 shipwreck 7 , 8 and 9 make 11 shipwreck 10 not 11 shipwreck 11 shipwreck 12 of 11 shipwreck 13 your 11 shipwreck 14 safety 14 safety 15 . 15 . 16 " " ay , " [added] [joanna] , " [go] [,] [dick] [.] 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 4 " 2 ay 7 , 2 ay 8 " ye run no more peril , whether ye go or stay . 1 ye 2 run 2 run 5 peril 3 no 4 more 4 more 5 peril 5 peril 6 , 5 peril 7 whether 5 peril 11 stay 5 peril 12 . 7 whether 8 ye 7 whether 10 or 8 ye 9 go go ; ye take my heart with you ; the saints defend you ! " 1 go 2 ; 2 ; 11 saints 3 ye 4 take 3 ye 11 saints 4 take 5 my 4 take 8 you 5 my 6 heart 6 heart 7 with 9 ; 11 saints 10 the 11 saints 11 saints 12 defend 11 saints 14 ! 12 defend 13 you 14 ! 15 " " [pax] [vobiscum] , " answered [dick] . 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 answered 6 answered 8 . " [i] go to [pray] [over] the [body] of this [poor] [rutter] . " 1 " 3 go 3 go 4 to 4 to 7 the 7 the 9 of 9 of 10 this 10 this 13 . 13 . 14 " " like enough , " returned the sentry ; " but to go alone is not permitted you . " 1 " 6 returned 2 like 3 enough 3 enough 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 returned 6 returned 7 the 6 returned 8 sentry 8 sentry 9 ; 8 sentry 14 alone 8 sentry 17 permitted 9 ; 11 but 10 " 11 but 12 to 13 go 13 go 14 alone 15 is 16 not 15 is 17 permitted 17 permitted 18 you 17 permitted 19 . 19 . 20 " he leaned over the oaken balusters and whistled shrill . 1 he 2 leaned 2 leaned 6 balusters 3 over 6 balusters 4 the 5 oaken 5 oaken 6 balusters 6 balusters 7 and 6 balusters 8 whistled 6 balusters 9 shrill 9 shrill 10 . " [one] [cometh] ! " he cried ; and then [motioned] [dick] [to] [pass] [.] 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 7 cried 6 he 7 cried 7 cried 8 ; 8 ; 10 then 9 and 10 then " let him not slip , my lads , " he said . 1 " 12 said 2 let 3 him 2 let 5 slip 4 not 5 slip 5 slip 8 lads 6 , 8 lads 7 my 8 lads 8 lads 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 said 11 he 12 said 12 said 13 . " [bring] [him] [to] [sir] [oliver] , [on] your [lives] ! " 1 " 7 , 7 , 12 " 9 your 11 ! 11 ! 12 " in the midst of the choir the dead spy lay , his limbs piously composed , upon a bier . 1 in 6 choir 2 the 3 midst 2 the 6 choir 3 midst 4 of 5 the 6 choir 6 choir 8 dead 7 the 8 dead 8 dead 14 piously 9 spy 14 piously 10 lay 14 piously 11 , 14 piously 12 his 14 piously 13 limbs 14 piously 14 piously 15 composed 14 piously 16 , 14 piously 19 bier 17 upon 19 bier 18 a 19 bier 19 bier 20 . " a monk ! " returned [sir] [oliver] ( for he it was ) , when he had heard the report of the archer . 1 " 14 ) 2 a 3 monk 3 monk 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 4 ! 14 ) 5 " 6 returned 9 ( 10 for 9 ( 14 ) 10 for 11 he 10 for 12 it 12 it 13 was 14 ) 15 , 14 ) 24 archer 16 when 17 he 17 he 18 had 18 had 19 heard 19 heard 20 the 20 the 24 archer 21 report 22 of 21 report 24 archer 23 the 24 archer 24 archer 25 . " my brother , [i] [looked] [not] for [your] [coming] , " he added , [turning] to [young] [shelton] [.] 1 " 2 my 2 my 3 brother 3 brother 4 , 4 , 12 " 8 for 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 14 added 13 he 14 added 14 added 15 , 14 added 17 to " in all civility , who are ye ? and at whose instance do ye join your supplications to ours ? " 1 " 8 ye 2 in 4 civility 3 all 4 civility 4 civility 5 , 4 civility 6 who 6 who 7 are 7 are 8 ye 8 ye 9 ? 8 ye 18 supplications 10 and 18 supplications 11 at 18 supplications 12 whose 18 supplications 13 instance 18 supplications 14 do 18 supplications 15 ye 18 supplications 16 join 18 supplications 17 your 18 supplications 18 supplications 19 to 18 supplications 20 ours 18 supplications 21 ? 21 ? 22 " " my life [is] [in] [your] [hands] . " 1 " 2 my 2 my 3 life 3 life 8 . 8 . 9 " sir [oliver] [violently] [started] [;] [his] [stout] [cheeks] [grew] [pale] , and [for] [a] [space] he was silent . 1 sir 11 , 11 , 12 and 12 and 16 he 16 he 17 was 17 was 18 silent 18 silent 19 . " [richard] , " he said , " what brings you here , [i] [know] [not] ; but [i] [much] [misdoubt] it to be [evil] . 1 " 9 what 3 , 4 " 4 " 9 what 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 what 9 what 10 brings 10 brings 11 you 10 brings 12 here 12 here 13 , 13 , 18 but 17 ; 18 but 18 but 22 it 22 it 24 be 22 it 26 . 23 to 24 be nevertheless , for [the] [kindness] that was [,] [i] [would] not [willingly] [deliver] [you] to [harm] . 1 nevertheless 2 , 2 , 3 for 3 for 6 that 6 that 7 was 7 was 11 not 11 not 15 to 15 to 17 . but if your purpose be bloody , it shall return upon your head . 1 but 2 if 2 if 3 your 3 your 4 purpose 3 your 13 head 4 purpose 6 bloody 5 be 6 bloody 6 bloody 7 , 6 bloody 8 it 6 bloody 10 return 6 bloody 11 upon 9 shall 10 return 12 your 13 head 13 head 14 . amen ! " 1 amen 2 ! 2 ! 3 " and the priest devoutly crossed himself , and turned and louted to the altar . 1 and 11 louted 2 the 3 priest 3 priest 4 devoutly 4 devoutly 5 crossed 4 devoutly 11 louted 6 himself 11 louted 7 , 8 and 8 and 11 louted 9 turned 11 louted 10 and 11 louted 11 louted 12 to 11 louted 14 altar 13 the 14 altar 14 altar 15 . his mind and his eyes , however , were continually wandering . 1 his 2 mind 2 mind 6 , 3 and 4 his 4 his 5 eyes 5 eyes 6 , 6 , 7 however 7 however 8 , 7 however 10 continually 9 were 10 continually 10 continually 11 wandering 10 continually 12 . here , then , he was trapped . 1 here 2 , 2 , 3 then 3 then 5 he 4 , 5 he 5 he 7 trapped 6 was 7 trapped 7 trapped 8 . but , for all that , he obtained a command upon his mind , and built himself up in patience to await the issue . 1 but 7 he 2 , 3 for 3 for 4 all 4 all 5 that 5 that 7 he 6 , 7 he 7 he 8 obtained 8 obtained 9 a 8 obtained 10 command 8 obtained 12 his 10 command 11 upon 12 his 13 mind 13 mind 24 issue 13 mind 25 . 14 , 15 and 15 and 22 await 16 built 17 himself 16 built 22 await 17 himself 18 up 18 up 19 in 20 patience 22 await 21 to 22 await 22 await 24 issue 23 the 24 issue [chapter] [iv] [in] [the] [abbey] [church] rutter , the spy , was nobly waked . 1 rutter 2 , 1 rutter 4 spy 1 rutter 9 . 3 the 4 spy 4 spy 7 nobly 5 , 7 nobly 6 was 7 nobly 7 nobly 8 waked once only , in the [course] of [the] [hours] [,] [sir] [oliver] [leaned] [across] [to] his [captive] . 1 once 2 only 1 once 3 , 1 once 4 in 4 in 5 the 5 the 7 of 7 of 16 his 16 his 18 . [sinful] [in] [the] [eye] [of] [heaven] [i] [do] [declare] [myself] [;] [but] [sinful] [as] [against] [you] [i] [am] [not] [,] [neither] [have] [been] [ever] [.] ["] " a man may be innocently guilty , " replied the priest . 1 " 6 innocently 2 a 3 man 3 man 6 innocently 4 may 5 be 4 may 6 innocently 6 innocently 7 guilty 6 innocently 12 priest 6 innocently 13 . 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 replied 10 replied 12 priest 11 the 12 priest " he may be set blindfolded upon a mission , ignorant of its true scope . 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 may 3 may 4 be 4 be 6 blindfolded 5 set 6 blindfolded 6 blindfolded 7 upon 6 blindfolded 8 a 6 blindfolded 9 mission 6 blindfolded 11 ignorant 6 blindfolded 13 its 6 blindfolded 15 scope 9 mission 10 , 11 ignorant 12 of 14 true 15 scope 15 scope 16 . so it was with me . 1 so 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 with 4 with 5 me 5 me 6 . " it may be , " returned [dick] [.] 1 " 2 it 1 " 7 returned 2 it 3 may 3 may 4 be 4 be 5 , 6 " 7 returned methinks , if ye had been all your life a true man and good priest , ye would neither thus fear nor thus detest me . 1 methinks 2 , 1 methinks 3 if 3 if 4 ye 3 if 5 had 5 had 6 been 6 been 7 all 6 been 10 a 7 all 9 life 8 your 9 life 10 a 11 true 10 a 12 man 12 man 24 detest 13 and 24 detest 14 good 15 priest 15 priest 16 , 15 priest 17 ye 15 priest 24 detest 17 ye 18 would 19 neither 20 thus 19 neither 21 fear 19 neither 22 nor 22 nor 24 detest 23 thus 24 detest 24 detest 25 me 25 me 26 . and now to your prayers . 1 and 2 now 1 and 5 prayers 3 to 4 your 4 your 5 prayers 5 prayers 6 . i do [obey] you , [since] [needs] [must] ; but [i] will not be [burthened] [with] [your] [company] . " 1 i 2 do 2 do 4 you 4 you 5 , 5 , 10 but 5 , 20 " 9 ; 10 but 12 will 13 not 12 will 14 be 14 be 19 . 19 . 20 " he joined no longer in the [psalms] [;] [but] [dick] could hear the beads rattle through his fingers and the prayers a-pattering between his teeth . 1 he 2 joined 1 he 11 could 2 joined 4 longer 2 joined 5 in 3 no 4 longer 5 in 6 the 11 could 12 hear 12 hear 13 the 12 hear 14 beads 14 beads 15 rattle 14 beads 16 through 14 beads 22 a-pattering 14 beads 26 . 17 his 18 fingers 18 fingers 22 a-pattering 19 and 22 a-pattering 20 the 22 a-pattering 21 prayers 22 a-pattering 22 a-pattering 23 between 22 a-pattering 24 his 22 a-pattering 25 teeth the light slowly broadened and brightened , and presently through the south-eastern clerestories a flush of rosy sunlight flickered on the walls . 1 the 12 south-eastern 2 light 3 slowly 3 slowly 4 broadened 3 slowly 10 through 4 broadened 5 and 4 broadened 6 brightened 4 broadened 8 and 7 , 8 and 9 presently 10 through 10 through 12 south-eastern 11 the 12 south-eastern 12 south-eastern 13 clerestories 12 south-eastern 19 flickered 12 south-eastern 22 walls 13 clerestories 14 a 13 clerestories 15 flush 13 clerestories 17 rosy 15 flush 16 of 18 sunlight 19 flickered 19 flickered 20 on 21 the 22 walls 22 walls 23 . the outlaw , at the same moment , recognised his leader , and privily signed to him with hand and eye . 1 the 2 outlaw 1 the 6 same 2 outlaw 3 , 2 outlaw 4 at 5 the 6 same 6 same 7 moment 7 moment 9 recognised 8 , 9 recognised 9 recognised 10 his 9 recognised 11 leader 11 leader 14 privily 11 leader 21 eye 12 , 13 and 13 and 14 privily 14 privily 15 signed 14 privily 16 to 14 privily 17 him 14 privily 18 with 14 privily 19 hand 19 hand 20 and 21 eye 22 . lawless , as though he had [understood] [,] disappeared [at] [once] [behind] [a] [pillar] , and [dick] [breathed] again . 1 lawless 2 , 2 , 4 though 3 as 4 though 4 though 5 he 5 he 6 had 6 had 9 disappeared 9 disappeared 15 , 15 , 16 and 16 and 19 again 19 again 20 . instantly [sir] [oliver] [arose] [from] [his] [place] , [and] [,] [gliding] [behind] [the] [stalls] [,] [made] [for] [the] [soldiers] [in] [the] [aisle] [.] 1 instantly 8 , if the priest 's suspicions had been so lightly wakened , the [harm] [was] already [done] [,] [and] [lawless] [a] [prisoner] [in] [the] [church] . 1 if 6 had 2 the 3 priest 3 priest 5 suspicions 4 's 5 suspicions 5 suspicions 6 had 6 had 7 been 6 had 10 wakened 6 had 15 already 8 so 9 lightly 9 lightly 10 wakened 10 wakened 11 , 10 wakened 12 the 15 already 25 . " [move] [not] , " whispered [dick] . 1 " 6 whispered 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 whispered 6 whispered 8 . " we are in the plaguiest pass , thanks , before all things , to thy swinishness of yestereven . 1 " 9 thanks 2 we 3 are 2 we 7 pass 4 in 6 plaguiest 5 the 6 plaguiest 6 plaguiest 7 pass 7 pass 9 thanks 8 , 9 thanks 9 thanks 10 , 9 thanks 19 yestereven 11 before 17 swinishness 12 all 13 things 13 things 17 swinishness 14 , 17 swinishness 15 to 17 swinishness 16 thy 17 swinishness 17 swinishness 18 of 17 swinishness 19 yestereven 19 yestereven 20 . " [nay] , ["] [returned] [lawless] , " [i] thought [ye] [had] [heard] [from] [ellis] , and were here on duty . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 23 " 7 , 8 " 7 , 23 " 8 " 10 thought 16 , 17 and 16 , 23 " 18 were 19 here 18 were 20 on 20 on 21 duty 21 duty 22 . 22 . 23 " " [ellis] ! " [echoed] [dick] [.] 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " " is [ellis] [,] [then] [,] [returned] ? 1 " 2 is 2 is 8 ? " for sure , " replied the outlaw . 1 " 6 replied 2 for 3 sure 3 sure 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 replied 6 replied 8 outlaw 7 the 8 outlaw 8 outlaw 9 . " he came last night , and belted me sore for being in wine so there ye are avenged , my master . 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 came 2 he 8 belted 3 came 4 last 4 last 5 night 6 , 7 and 7 and 8 belted 8 belted 9 me 8 belted 10 sore 10 sore 12 being 11 for 12 being 12 being 13 in 12 being 14 wine 14 wine 15 so 14 wine 19 avenged 16 there 19 avenged 17 ye 19 avenged 18 are 19 avenged 19 avenged 20 , 19 avenged 21 my 19 avenged 22 master 19 avenged 23 . a [furious] man is [ellis] [duckworth] [!] 1 a 3 man 3 man 4 is i had a fair choice , by the rood ! to lose my sweetheart or else lose my life ! 1 i 2 had 2 had 3 a 3 a 4 fair 4 fair 5 choice 4 fair 20 ! 5 choice 6 , 7 by 9 rood 8 the 9 rood 9 rood 10 ! 9 rood 12 lose 9 rood 14 sweetheart 9 rood 17 lose 9 rood 20 ! 11 to 12 lose 12 lose 13 my 14 sweetheart 16 else 15 or 16 else 17 lose 19 life 18 my 19 life well , [the] [cast] [is] [thrown] it is to be my [life] . " 1 well 2 , 1 well 13 . 2 , 7 it 7 it 8 is 8 is 9 to 9 to 10 be 10 be 11 my 13 . 14 " " [by] [the] [mass] , ["] cried [lawless] , [half] [arising] , " [i] [am] gone ! " 1 " 5 , 5 , 18 " 7 cried 9 , 9 , 18 " 12 , 13 " 12 , 18 " 16 gone 17 ! 17 ! 18 " but [dick] [had] his [hand] [at] [once] [upon] [his] [shoulder] . 1 but 4 his 4 his 11 . " friend [lawless] , sit [ye] still , " he said . 1 " 11 said 2 friend 4 , 4 , 9 " 5 sit 7 still 7 still 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 said 10 he 11 said 11 said 12 . yield ye , friend . 1 yield 2 ye 1 yield 3 , 1 yield 4 friend 4 friend 5 . " master [dick] , " gasped [lawless] [,] ["] the thing hath come upon me somewhat of the suddenest . 1 " 6 gasped 2 master 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 gasped 6 gasped 20 . 10 the 19 suddenest 11 thing 19 suddenest 12 hath 19 suddenest 13 come 19 suddenest 14 upon 15 me 14 upon 19 suddenest 16 somewhat 19 suddenest 17 of 19 suddenest 18 the 19 suddenest 19 suddenest 20 . " here is my bold fellow ! " returned [dick] . 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 is 3 is 4 my 3 is 5 bold 5 bold 6 fellow 6 fellow 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 returned 9 returned 11 . " [nay] , [that] indeed ! " [chimed] [lawless] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 7 " 5 indeed 6 ! 6 ! 7 " " and [a] [fig] [for] [death] [,] [at] [worst] [!] 1 " 2 and it has to be done , my master , soon or late . 1 it 2 has 1 it 12 late 2 has 5 done 3 to 4 be 4 be 5 done 5 done 6 , 5 done 7 my 7 my 8 master 8 master 9 , 10 soon 12 late 11 or 12 late 12 late 13 . " [and] [for] [the] [matter] [of] [that] , ["] [dick] added , " it is [yet] [our] [best] [chance] to keep quiet . 1 " 8 , 8 , 13 " 11 added 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 it 14 it 15 is 15 is 20 to 20 to 21 keep 21 keep 22 quiet 22 quiet 23 . and now [came] the [hour] of [ellis] [duckworth] [.] 1 and 2 now 1 and 4 the 4 the 6 of following these signs , he beheld three or four men with bent bows leaning from the clerestory gallery . 1 following 2 these 2 these 3 signs 2 these 7 three 4 , 5 he 5 he 6 beheld 6 beheld 7 three 7 three 17 clerestory 8 or 17 clerestory 9 four 17 clerestory 10 men 17 clerestory 11 with 12 bent 12 bent 17 clerestory 13 bows 17 clerestory 14 leaning 17 clerestory 15 from 17 clerestory 16 the 17 clerestory 17 clerestory 18 gallery 17 clerestory 19 . right in the midst of the nave the bridegroom lay stone-dead , pierced by two black arrows . 1 right 2 in 2 in 3 the 3 the 4 midst 3 the 7 nave 4 midst 5 of 6 the 7 nave 7 nave 11 stone-dead 8 the 9 bridegroom 9 bridegroom 11 stone-dead 10 lay 11 stone-dead 11 stone-dead 12 , 11 stone-dead 13 pierced 11 stone-dead 15 two 11 stone-dead 17 arrows 13 pierced 14 by 16 black 17 arrows 17 arrows 18 . the bride had fainted . 1 the 2 bride 2 bride 4 fainted 2 bride 5 . 3 had 4 fainted and now , [pale] with [horror] [,] [sir] [oliver] [rose] [to] his [feet] [and] [called] [upon] [sir] [daniel] [,] [pointing] [with] [one] hand to [dick] . 1 and 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 26 . 3 , 5 with 5 with 12 his 12 his 23 hand 23 hand 24 to " here , " he cried , " is [richard] [shelton] [alas] the [hour] ! [blood] [guilty] [!] 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 , 2 here 15 ! 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 he 5 he 6 cried 5 he 9 is 6 cried 7 , 7 , 8 " 9 is 13 the seize him ! bid him be seized ! 1 seize 2 him 1 seize 3 ! 1 seize 4 bid 1 seize 8 ! 4 bid 5 him 4 bid 7 seized 6 be 7 seized for all our lives ' sakes , take him and bind him surely ! 1 for 6 sakes 2 all 6 sakes 3 our 4 lives 4 lives 6 sakes 5 ' 6 sakes 6 sakes 7 , 6 sakes 8 take 6 sakes 11 bind 6 sakes 14 ! 8 take 9 him 10 and 11 bind 11 bind 12 him 11 bind 13 surely he hath sworn our fall [.] ["] 1 he 2 hath 2 hath 3 sworn 3 sworn 4 our 3 sworn 5 fall [sir] [daniel] [was] [blinded] [by] [anger] [blinded] [by] [the] [hot] [blood] [that] [still] [streamed] [across] [his] [face] [.] " where ? " he bellowed . 1 " 6 bellowed 2 where 6 bellowed 3 ? 4 " 3 ? 6 bellowed 5 he 6 bellowed 6 bellowed 7 . " hale him forth ! 1 " 2 hale 2 hale 3 him 2 hale 4 forth 2 hale 5 ! by the [cross] [of] [holywood] [,] [but] [he] [shall] [rue] [this] [hour] [!] ["] 1 by 2 the lawless , on his part , sat as still as a mouse . 1 lawless 2 , 1 lawless 5 part 1 lawless 6 , 1 lawless 9 still 1 lawless 12 mouse 3 on 4 his 4 his 5 part 7 sat 9 still 8 as 9 still 9 still 10 as 11 a 12 mouse 12 mouse 13 . sir [daniel] , [brushing] [the] [blood] [out] [of] [his] [eyes] [,] [stared] [blinkingly] [upon] [his] [captive] [.] 1 sir 3 , away with him ! " he added . 1 away 2 with 2 with 3 him 3 him 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 7 added 6 he 7 added 7 added 8 . " here is no place ! 1 " 4 no 2 here 3 is 3 is 4 no 4 no 5 place 4 no 6 ! off with him to my house . 1 off 2 with 2 with 3 him 3 him 7 . 4 to 5 my 5 my 6 house 6 house 7 . i will number every joint of thy body with a torture [.] ["] 1 i 2 will 2 will 11 torture 3 number 5 joint 4 every 5 joint 5 joint 6 of 5 joint 7 thy 5 joint 8 body 5 joint 11 torture 9 with 10 a 9 with 11 torture but [dick] [,] [putting] [off] his [captors] [,] [uplifted] his voice . 1 but 6 his 6 his 11 voice 10 his 11 voice 11 voice 12 . " sanctuary ! " he shouted . 1 " 6 shouted 2 sanctuary 6 shouted 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 6 shouted 5 he 6 shouted 6 shouted 7 . " sanctuary ! 1 " 2 sanctuary 2 sanctuary 3 ! ho , there , my fathers ! 1 ho 2 , 1 ho 3 there 1 ho 4 , 1 ho 6 fathers 1 ho 7 ! 5 my 6 fathers they would drag me from the church ! " 1 they 2 would 2 would 3 drag 3 drag 4 me 4 me 5 from 4 me 8 ! 5 from 7 church 6 the 7 church 8 ! 9 " " from the church thou hast defiled with murder , boy , " added a tall man , magnificently dressed . 1 " 6 hast 2 from 4 church 3 the 4 church 4 church 6 hast 5 thou 6 hast 6 hast 7 defiled 7 defiled 8 with 7 defiled 9 murder 9 murder 10 , 9 murder 11 boy 9 murder 19 magnificently 12 , 19 magnificently 13 " 14 added 14 added 19 magnificently 15 a 16 tall 16 tall 19 magnificently 17 man 19 magnificently 18 , 19 magnificently 19 magnificently 20 dressed 19 magnificently 21 . " [on] what [probation] ? " cried [dick] . 1 " 3 what 3 what 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 9 . " they do accuse me , indeed , of some complicity , but have not proved one tittle . 1 " 7 indeed 2 they 4 accuse 3 do 4 accuse 4 accuse 5 me 5 me 6 , 6 , 7 indeed 7 indeed 8 , 7 indeed 11 complicity 9 of 11 complicity 10 some 11 complicity 11 complicity 12 , 11 complicity 13 but 11 complicity 14 have 11 complicity 15 not 11 complicity 18 tittle 16 proved 18 tittle 17 one 18 tittle 18 tittle 19 . but what [then] ? 1 but 2 what 2 what 4 ? to love a maid [is] [no] [offence] [,] [i] [trow] [nay] [,] [nor] [to] [gain] [her] [love] [.] 1 to 2 love 2 love 4 maid 3 a 4 maid in all [else] [,] [i] [stand] [here] [free] [from] [guiltiness] [.] ["] 1 in 2 all he , in his turn , was dragged from his seat and set beside his leader . 1 he 4 his 2 , 3 in 3 in 4 his 4 his 11 seat 5 turn 6 , 5 turn 8 dragged 7 was 8 dragged 8 dragged 9 from 8 dragged 11 seat 10 his 11 seat 11 seat 12 and 11 seat 13 set 11 seat 14 beside 11 seat 17 . 14 beside 16 leader 15 his 16 leader dick 's ears rang and his brain swam dizzily , like a man struggling in the eddies of a furious river . 1 dick 2 's 2 's 3 ears 2 's 7 brain 3 ears 4 rang 3 ears 5 and 6 his 7 brain 7 brain 9 dizzily 8 swam 9 dizzily 9 dizzily 10 , 9 dizzily 11 like 11 like 17 eddies 12 a 13 man 13 man 17 eddies 14 struggling 17 eddies 15 in 17 eddies 16 the 17 eddies 17 eddies 18 of 17 eddies 19 a 17 eddies 20 furious 17 eddies 21 river 21 river 22 . but the tall man who had [already] [answered] [dick] [,] [by] a [prodigious] [exercise] [of] voice [restored] [silence] [and] [order] [in] [the] [mob] . 1 but 2 the 2 the 4 man 3 tall 4 man 4 man 5 who 5 who 6 had 6 had 12 a 12 a 16 voice 16 voice 24 . " [search] them , " he said , " [for] [arms] . 1 " 7 said 3 them 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 , 7 said 12 . 8 , 9 " we may so judge of their intentions . " 1 we 2 may 2 may 4 judge 3 so 4 judge 4 judge 5 of 4 judge 7 intentions 6 their 7 intentions 7 intentions 8 . 8 . 9 " at this there was a great [shout] [among] [sir] [daniel] 's [followers] [,] [which] the [tall] man [suppressed] [by] [a] [gesture] [and] [an] [imperious] [glance] [.] 1 at 2 this 2 this 17 man 3 there 4 was 3 there 11 's 4 was 5 a 5 a 6 great 11 's 15 the 15 the 17 man " how say ye [now] ? " asked the [tall] man , [frowningly] [,] [of] [dick] . 1 " 4 ye 2 how 4 ye 3 say 4 ye 4 ye 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 9 the 8 asked 17 . 9 the 11 man 11 man 12 , " sir , " [replied] [dick] [,] ["] [i] [am] here [in] [sanctuary] , is [it] not so ? 1 " 2 sir 2 sir 3 , 2 sir 19 ? 3 , 4 " 4 " 11 here 11 here 14 , 14 , 18 so 15 is 17 not 17 not 18 so to you , then , [i] will yield me prisoner , and that blithely , foregoing the advantage of this holy place . 1 to 2 you 2 you 3 , 3 , 4 then 3 , 16 foregoing 5 , 16 foregoing 7 will 8 yield 8 yield 9 me 8 yield 10 prisoner 10 prisoner 11 , 11 , 16 foregoing 12 and 16 foregoing 13 that 16 foregoing 14 blithely 16 foregoing 15 , 16 foregoing 16 foregoing 17 the 16 foregoing 18 advantage 16 foregoing 20 this 16 foregoing 21 holy 18 advantage 19 of 21 holy 22 place 22 place 23 . your own ears have heard him [,] [how] [before] that [i] was [proven] [guilty] he did [threaten] [me] [with] [torments] . 1 your 2 own 2 own 3 ears 3 ears 5 heard 4 have 5 heard 5 heard 6 him 6 him 21 . 10 that 12 was 10 that 15 he 15 he 16 did 16 did 21 . " [my] lord , " cried [sir] [daniel] [,] " ye will [not] [hearken] [to] [this] [wolf] [?] 1 " 3 lord 3 lord 4 , 4 , 5 " 4 , 10 " 5 " 6 cried 10 " 11 ye 11 ye 12 will his bloody dagger reeks him the lie into his face . " 1 his 10 face 2 bloody 4 reeks 3 dagger 4 reeks 4 reeks 5 him 4 reeks 6 the 4 reeks 7 lie 4 reeks 8 into 4 reeks 10 face 9 his 10 face 10 face 11 . 11 . 12 " " [my] [lord] [of] [risingham] , " she cried , " [hear] [me] [,] [in] [justice] . 1 " 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 cried 8 she 9 cried 9 cried 10 , 9 cried 17 . 10 , 11 " i am here in this man 's custody by mere force , reft from mine own people . 1 i 2 am 2 am 3 here 3 here 5 this 4 in 5 this 5 this 6 man 6 man 8 custody 6 man 18 . 7 's 8 custody 8 custody 9 by 8 custody 10 mere 8 custody 13 reft 11 force 13 reft 12 , 13 reft 13 reft 14 from 13 reft 15 mine 13 reft 16 own 13 reft 17 people and then the [short] [young] [lady] fell on her [knees] [by] [joanna] ['s] side . 1 and 2 then 2 then 3 the 3 the 14 side 7 fell 8 on 8 on 14 side 9 her 14 side 14 side 15 . it was [i] , [unworthy] , that [did] [lead] the young man [in] . " 1 it 2 was 1 it 4 , 4 , 15 " 6 , 15 " 7 that 12 man 10 the 11 young 11 young 12 man 12 man 14 . 14 . 15 " [earl] [risingham] [had] [heard] [in] [silence] [,] [and] [when] [the] [voices] [ceased] [,] [he] [still] [stood] [silent] [for] [a] [space] [.] the air is shrewd , and [i] would [not] ye took cold upon these scratches . " 1 the 2 air 1 the 15 scratches 2 air 4 shrewd 3 is 4 shrewd 5 , 6 and 6 and 15 scratches 8 would 10 ye 10 ye 15 scratches 11 took 15 scratches 12 cold 15 scratches 13 upon 15 scratches 14 these 15 scratches 15 scratches 16 . 16 . 17 " he made a sign with his hand ; it was passed down the nave by obsequious servants , who waited there upon his smallest gesture . 1 he 2 made 2 made 4 sign 3 a 4 sign 4 sign 5 with 5 with 6 his 5 with 16 obsequious 6 his 7 hand 7 hand 8 ; 8 ; 9 it 9 it 10 was 11 passed 12 down 12 down 14 nave 13 the 14 nave 14 nave 16 obsequious 15 by 16 obsequious 16 obsequious 17 servants 16 obsequious 19 who 16 obsequious 20 waited 16 obsequious 21 there 16 obsequious 24 smallest 18 , 19 who 22 upon 23 his 22 upon 24 smallest 24 smallest 25 gesture 25 gesture 26 . [chapter] [v] [earl] [risingham] thus it was [that] [,] from [lack] [of] [space] [,] [dick] [and] [lawless] [were] [clapped] [into] the [same] [apartment] [.] 1 thus 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 17 the 6 from 17 the " indeed , my [poor] friend , [i] do believe it , " answered [dick] . 1 " 14 answered 2 indeed 3 , 3 , 4 my 4 my 6 friend 6 friend 7 , 7 , 14 answered 9 do 10 believe 10 believe 11 it 11 it 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 answered 14 answered 16 . " [yet] [have] [we] [a] [string] [to] [our] [bow] , " returned [lawless] . 1 " 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 returned 12 returned 14 . " it may not be , " said [dick] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 8 said 2 it 3 may 3 may 4 not 3 may 5 be 5 be 6 , 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " what can he do ? 1 " 2 what 2 what 5 do 3 can 5 do 4 he 5 do 5 do 6 ? he hath but a handful . 1 he 2 hath 2 hath 5 handful 3 but 5 handful 4 a 5 handful 5 handful 6 . but now there is no help [.] ["] 1 but 2 now 1 but 3 there 3 there 4 is 3 there 5 no 5 no 6 help it shall naught avail us ; but an [i] [be] to hang , it shall not be for lack of swearing . " 1 it 3 naught 2 shall 3 naught 3 naught 4 avail 3 naught 8 an 3 naught 19 lack 4 avail 5 us 4 avail 6 ; 6 ; 7 but 11 to 12 hang 12 hang 14 it 12 hang 19 lack 13 , 14 it 15 shall 16 not 15 shall 17 be 15 shall 19 lack 18 for 19 lack 19 lack 20 of 19 lack 21 swearing 21 swearing 22 . 22 . 23 " soon he was loudly snoring , so utterly had his long life of hardship and adventure blunted the sense of apprehension . 1 soon 5 snoring 2 he 3 was 3 was 5 snoring 4 loudly 5 snoring 5 snoring 6 , 5 snoring 7 so 7 so 8 utterly 8 utterly 9 had 8 utterly 22 . 10 his 14 hardship 11 long 14 hardship 12 life 14 hardship 13 of 14 hardship 14 hardship 15 and 14 hardship 17 blunted 16 adventure 17 blunted 17 blunted 18 the 17 blunted 19 sense 17 blunted 21 apprehension 20 of 21 apprehension 21 apprehension 22 . on his captive 's entrance he looked up . 1 on 2 his 2 his 3 captive 3 captive 4 's 3 captive 5 entrance 3 captive 7 looked 3 captive 9 . 6 he 7 looked 7 looked 8 up i [slew] [this] [fellow] [rutter] [;] [and] to the [proof] ["] [searching] [in] [his] [bosom] ["] [here] [is] [a] letter [from] [his] [wallet] . " 1 i 8 to 8 to 9 the 9 the 20 letter 20 letter 24 . 24 . 25 " lord [risingham] [took] [the] [letter] , and [opened] [and] read it [twice] . 1 lord 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 10 read 10 read 11 it 11 it 13 . " ye have read this ? " he inquired . 1 " 9 inquired 2 ye 3 have 2 ye 6 ? 3 have 4 read 4 read 5 this 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 9 inquired 8 he 9 inquired 9 inquired 10 . " [i] have read it , " answered [dick] . 1 " 8 answered 3 have 4 read 4 read 5 it 5 it 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 answered 8 answered 10 . " [are] [ye] for [york] [or] [lancaster] ? " [the] [earl] demanded . 1 " 12 demanded 4 for 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 12 demanded 12 demanded 13 . my lord , [i] [am] [for] [york] . " 1 my 2 lord 2 lord 3 , 3 , 9 " 8 . 9 " the earl nodded approvingly . 1 the 2 earl 2 earl 4 approvingly 3 nodded 4 approvingly 4 approvingly 5 . " honestly replied , " he said . 1 " 3 replied 1 " 7 said 2 honestly 3 replied 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 . " but wherefore , then , deliver me this letter ? " 1 " 3 wherefore 2 but 3 wherefore 3 wherefore 4 , 3 wherefore 5 then 3 wherefore 6 , 3 wherefore 7 deliver 3 wherefore 11 ? 7 deliver 8 me 7 deliver 10 letter 9 this 10 letter 11 ? 12 " " [nay] , but against traitors , my lord , are not [all] [sides] [arrayed] ? " cried [dick] . 1 " 18 cried 3 , 4 but 4 but 6 traitors 5 against 6 traitors 6 traitors 7 , 6 traitors 8 my 8 my 9 lord 9 lord 10 , 10 , 17 " 11 are 12 not 11 are 16 ? 16 ? 17 " 17 " 18 cried 18 cried 20 . " [i] [would] [they] [were] , [young] [gentleman] , " returned the [earl] [;] " [and] [i] [do] [at] [least] [approve] [your] [saying] [.] 1 " 6 , 6 , 15 " 9 , 10 " 9 , 15 " 10 " 11 returned 11 returned 12 the for [i] [have] [inquired] [,] [and] it [appears] [ye] [have] [been] [hardly] [dealt] [with] , and have [much] [excuse] [.] 1 for 7 it 7 it 15 , 15 , 16 and 16 and 17 have methought he had changed sides intolerably often [.] ["] 1 methought 2 he 1 methought 3 had 1 methought 6 intolerably 4 changed 6 intolerably 5 sides 6 intolerably 6 intolerably 7 often " [nay] , it is the way of [england] [.] 1 " 4 it 3 , 4 it 4 it 5 is 5 is 6 the 6 the 7 way 7 way 8 of what would ye have ? " the earl demanded . 1 what 3 ye 2 would 3 ye 3 ye 4 have 3 ye 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 9 demanded 7 the 8 earl 8 earl 9 demanded 9 demanded 10 . even in our last reverses he stood firm . " 1 even 5 reverses 2 in 3 our 3 our 5 reverses 4 last 5 reverses 5 reverses 6 he 5 reverses 7 stood 5 reverses 8 firm 5 reverses 10 " 9 . 10 " " ye have read this also ? " he asked . 1 " 10 asked 2 ye 3 have 2 ye 7 ? 3 have 4 read 4 read 5 this 5 this 6 also 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 10 asked 8 " 9 he 10 asked 11 . " even so , " said [dick] . 1 " 6 said 2 even 3 so 3 so 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 . " it is your [lordship] ['s] own [estate] he [offers] [to] [lord] [wensleydale] [?] ["] 1 " 2 it 1 " 9 he 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 your 4 your 7 own " it is my own estate , even as ye say ! " returned the earl . 1 " 16 earl 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 my 4 my 5 own 5 own 6 estate 6 estate 7 , 6 estate 8 even 6 estate 10 ye 6 estate 11 say 6 estate 16 earl 8 even 9 as 12 ! 13 " 13 " 14 returned 14 returned 16 earl 15 the 16 earl 16 earl 17 . " [i] [am] [your] [bedesman] for this [letter] [.] 1 " 7 this 6 for 7 this it hath shown me a fox 's hole . 1 it 2 hath 2 hath 3 shown 3 shown 4 me 3 shown 8 hole 5 a 8 hole 6 fox 7 's 6 fox 8 hole 8 hole 9 . go , a [mary] 's name ! 1 go 2 , 1 go 7 ! 3 a 6 name 5 's 6 name 6 name 7 ! but [judge] [it] [right] that [i] [retain] [and] [hang] [your] [fellow] [,] [lawless] . 1 but 5 that 5 that 14 . the crime hath been most open , and it were fitting that some open punishment should follow . " 1 the 2 crime 2 crime 3 hath 2 crime 18 . 3 hath 4 been 4 been 11 fitting 5 most 11 fitting 6 open 8 and 7 , 8 and 8 and 11 fitting 9 it 11 fitting 10 were 11 fitting 11 fitting 12 that 11 fitting 13 some 11 fitting 14 open 11 fitting 17 follow 15 punishment 16 should 15 punishment 17 follow 18 . 19 " " my [lord] , [i] [make] [it] my [first] [suit] [to] [you] to [spare] him [also] , " [pleaded] [dick] [.] 1 " 2 my 2 my 4 , 4 , 8 my 4 , 18 " 13 to 15 him 15 him 17 , 17 , 18 " " it is an old , [condemned] [rogue] , [thief] , and [vagabond] , [master] [shelton] , " said the [earl] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 19 said 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 an 4 an 5 old 5 old 6 , 6 , 12 and 9 , 12 and 11 , 12 and 14 , 18 " 17 , 18 " 18 " 19 said 19 said 20 the 19 said 22 . " he hath been gallows-ripe this score of years . 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 hath 3 hath 5 gallows-ripe 4 been 5 gallows-ripe 5 gallows-ripe 6 this 5 gallows-ripe 7 score 5 gallows-ripe 9 years 7 score 8 of 9 years 10 . and , whether for one thing or another , whether to-morrow or the day after , where is the great choice ? " 1 and 3 whether 2 , 3 whether 3 whether 7 or 3 whether 12 or 3 whether 18 is 4 for 5 one 5 one 6 thing 5 one 7 or 7 or 8 another 9 , 12 or 10 whether 11 to-morrow 10 whether 12 or 13 the 14 day 14 day 15 after 14 day 16 , 16 , 17 where 17 where 18 is 18 is 20 great 19 the 20 great 20 great 21 choice 21 choice 22 ? 22 ? 23 " " [master] [shelton] [,] ye are [troublesome] , " replied the [earl] [,] [severely] . 1 " 5 ye 1 " 10 replied 5 ye 6 are 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 replied 10 replied 11 the 10 replied 15 . " it is [an] [evil] [way] [to] [prosper] in this world . 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 is 3 is 9 in 9 in 11 world 10 this 11 world 11 world 12 . howbeit , and [to] [be] [quit] [of] [your] [importunity] [,] [i] will [once] [more] [humour] you . 1 howbeit 2 , 2 , 3 and 3 and 12 will 12 will 16 you 16 you 17 . go , then , [together] ; but go [warily] , and [get] [swiftly] [out] [of] [shoreby] [town] [.] 1 go 11 and 2 , 3 then 2 , 11 and 3 then 4 , 3 then 8 go 4 , 7 but 6 ; 7 but 10 , 11 and for this [sir] [daniel] [(] [whom] [may] [the] [saints] [confound] [!] [)] [thirsteth] [most] [greedily] [to] [have] [your] [blood] . " 1 for 2 this 2 this 20 . 20 . 21 " [chapter] [vi] [arblaster] [again] they paused in shelter of the garden wall to consult on their best course . 1 they 2 paused 2 paused 4 shelter 3 in 4 shelter 4 shelter 5 of 4 shelter 10 consult 4 shelter 15 . 6 the 8 wall 7 garden 8 wall 8 wall 10 consult 9 to 10 consult 10 consult 11 on 10 consult 12 their 10 consult 14 course 12 their 13 best the danger was extreme . 1 the 4 extreme 2 danger 4 extreme 3 was 4 extreme 4 extreme 5 . if one of [sir] [daniel] ['s] men caught sight of them and raised the view-hallo , they would be run down and butchered instantly . 1 if 2 one 2 one 3 of 3 of 7 men 3 of 9 sight 8 caught 9 sight 9 sight 10 of 10 of 11 them 11 them 25 . 12 and 23 butchered 13 raised 15 view-hallo 14 the 15 view-hallo 15 view-hallo 16 , 15 view-hallo 17 they 15 view-hallo 18 would 15 view-hallo 23 butchered 18 would 19 be 20 run 23 butchered 21 down 23 butchered 22 and 23 butchered 23 butchered 24 instantly 23 butchered 25 . " how if we [lay] [there] [until] [the] [night] [fall] [?] ["] 1 " 2 how 2 how 4 we 3 if 4 we dick proposed . 1 dick 2 proposed 1 dick 3 . the daylight rapidly departed ; and presently the moon was silvering the frozen snow . 1 the 14 snow 2 daylight 3 rapidly 3 rapidly 11 silvering 4 departed 11 silvering 5 ; 6 and 5 ; 11 silvering 7 presently 11 silvering 8 the 9 moon 9 moon 11 silvering 10 was 11 silvering 11 silvering 12 the 11 silvering 13 frozen 11 silvering 14 snow 14 snow 15 . now [or] [never] was [their] [opportunity] [to] [gain] [the] [goat] [and] [bagpipes] [unobserved] [and] [change] [their] [tell-tale] [garments] [.] 1 now 4 was this course was a long one . 1 this 3 was 1 this 6 one 2 course 3 was 3 was 4 a 4 a 5 long 6 one 7 . instantly they stopped , and made believe to be engaged in earnest conversation . 1 instantly 3 stopped 2 they 3 stopped 3 stopped 5 and 3 stopped 8 to 4 , 5 and 5 and 6 made 6 made 7 believe 8 to 9 be 9 be 10 engaged 10 engaged 12 earnest 11 in 12 earnest 12 earnest 13 conversation 13 conversation 14 . three men , one after another , came out of the ale-house , and the last closed the door behind him . 1 three 2 men 1 three 10 of 2 men 3 , 4 one 6 another 4 one 10 of 5 after 6 another 6 another 7 , 8 came 9 out 9 out 10 of 10 of 12 ale-house 11 the 12 ale-house 12 ale-house 13 , 12 ale-house 14 and 12 ale-house 15 the 12 ale-house 16 last 12 ale-house 17 closed 17 closed 19 door 17 closed 20 behind 18 the 19 door 20 behind 21 him 21 him 22 . the tallest of the three was talking in a loud , lamentable voice . 1 the 2 tallest 2 tallest 3 of 2 tallest 5 three 2 tallest 7 talking 2 tallest 12 lamentable 3 of 4 the 6 was 7 talking 8 in 9 a 9 a 10 loud 10 loud 12 lamentable 11 , 12 lamentable 12 lamentable 13 voice 13 voice 14 . " [i] [have] bad [losses] , too , " interrupted [one] [of] [the] [others] . 1 " 10 interrupted 4 bad 6 , 6 , 9 " 7 too 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 interrupted 10 interrupted 15 . " [i] [have] [had] [losses] of mine [own] , [gossip] [arblaster] . 1 " 7 mine 6 of 7 mine 7 mine 9 , 7 mine 12 . i was [robbed] at [martinmas] of [five] [shillings] [and] a [leather] [wallet] [well] [worth] [ninepence] [farthing] [.] ["] 1 i 2 was 2 was 4 at 2 was 10 a 6 of 10 a dick 's heart smote him at what he heard . 1 dick 4 smote 2 's 3 heart 3 heart 4 smote 4 smote 5 him 5 him 6 at 5 him 7 what 5 him 10 . 7 what 8 he 8 he 9 heard the [ship] ['s] dog [had] , however , [made] [his] [escape] [from] [the] [wreck] and [found] his [way] back again [to] [shoreby] . 1 the 4 dog 4 dog 6 , 6 , 15 and 7 however 8 , 8 , 15 and 15 and 17 his 17 his 19 back 19 back 20 again 20 again 23 . his master unsteadily followed him . 1 his 2 master 2 master 3 unsteadily 3 unsteadily 4 followed 3 unsteadily 6 . 4 followed 5 him " hey , shipmates ! " he cried . 1 " 8 cried 2 hey 3 , 2 hey 4 shipmates 2 hey 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 5 ! 8 cried 6 " 7 he 8 cried 9 . " have ye ever a penny pie for a poor old shipman , clean destroyed by pirates ? 1 " 2 have 2 have 3 ye 2 have 15 destroyed 4 ever 6 penny 5 a 6 penny 6 penny 12 shipman 7 pie 8 for 7 pie 12 shipman 9 a 12 shipman 10 poor 12 shipman 11 old 12 shipman 12 shipman 13 , 12 shipman 14 clean 12 shipman 15 destroyed 15 destroyed 16 by 15 destroyed 17 pirates 15 destroyed 18 ? ask [my] [man] [tom] [,] [if] [ye] [misdoubt] me . 1 ask 9 me 9 me 10 . hey ! what say ye ? 1 hey 2 ! 1 hey 6 ? 3 what 5 ye 4 say 5 ye 5 ye 6 ? come , a penny piece . " 1 come 2 , 1 come 4 penny 3 a 4 penny 4 penny 5 piece 4 penny 6 . 6 . 7 " " are ye dumb , boy ? " inquired the skipper . 1 " 3 ye 2 are 3 ye 3 ye 4 dumb 4 dumb 5 , 4 dumb 6 boy 4 dumb 11 skipper 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 inquired 9 inquired 11 skipper 10 the 11 skipper 11 skipper 12 . " mates , " he added , with a hiccup , " they be dumb . 1 " 6 added 2 mates 3 , 2 mates 4 " 4 " 6 added 5 he 6 added 6 added 7 , 6 added 10 hiccup 8 with 10 hiccup 9 a 10 hiccup 10 hiccup 11 , 10 hiccup 12 " 10 hiccup 13 they 10 hiccup 14 be 10 hiccup 15 dumb 15 dumb 16 . the affair passed in a second . 1 the 2 affair 1 the 6 second 2 affair 3 passed 4 in 5 a 5 a 6 second 6 second 7 . " bring me him back into the [alehouse] , [till] [i] [see] his face , " said [arblaster] . 1 " 2 bring 1 " 17 said 2 bring 3 me 2 bring 4 him 2 bring 5 back 5 back 6 into 6 into 7 the 9 , 17 said 13 his 14 face 14 face 15 , 15 , 17 said 16 " 17 said 17 said 19 . " [nay] , nay , " returned [tom] ; " but let us first unload his wallet , lest the other lads cry share . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 26 " 4 nay 5 , 5 , 6 " 5 , 26 " 6 " 7 returned 9 ; 11 but 9 ; 12 let 10 " 11 but 12 let 13 us 13 us 15 unload 13 us 25 . 14 first 15 unload 15 unload 17 wallet 15 unload 19 lest 15 unload 21 other 15 unload 22 lads 15 unload 23 cry 15 unload 24 share 16 his 17 wallet 18 , 19 lest 20 the 21 other 25 . 26 " " [blessed] [virgin] ! " he cried , " it is [the] [pirate] ! " 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 he 6 he 7 cried 6 he 11 is 7 cried 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 it 11 is 14 ! 14 ! 15 " " hey ! " cried [tom] . 1 " 5 cried 2 hey 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 5 cried 5 cried 7 . " [by] [the] [virgin] [of] [bordeaux] , it is the man [himself] ! " [repeated] [arblaster] [.] 1 " 8 it 7 , 8 it 8 it 9 is 9 is 10 the 10 the 11 man 11 man 13 ! 13 ! 14 " " what [,] [sea-thief] , do [i] [hold] you ? " he cried . 1 " 2 what 1 " 13 cried 5 , 11 " 6 do 9 you 9 you 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 11 " 13 cried 12 he 13 cried 13 cried 14 . " where is my ship ? 1 " 2 where 2 where 3 is 2 where 6 ? 3 is 4 my 4 my 5 ship where is my wine ? 1 where 2 is 1 where 5 ? 2 is 3 my 3 my 4 wine hey ! have [i] you in my hands ? 1 hey 2 ! 1 hey 7 my 1 hey 9 ? 3 have 5 you 3 have 7 my 6 in 7 my 7 my 8 hands when he had done , the lad was a mere package in his hands as helpless as the dead . 1 when 2 he 2 he 3 had 2 he 8 was 3 had 4 done 4 done 5 , 4 done 7 lad 6 the 7 lad 8 was 19 dead 9 a 10 mere 10 mere 11 package 11 package 12 in 11 package 14 hands 11 package 15 as 11 package 16 helpless 11 package 17 as 11 package 19 dead 13 his 14 hands 18 the 19 dead 19 dead 20 . the skipper held him at arm 's length , and laughed aloud . 1 the 2 skipper 2 skipper 3 held 2 skipper 4 him 2 skipper 6 arm 2 skipper 7 's 2 skipper 8 length 2 skipper 12 aloud 2 skipper 13 . 5 at 6 arm 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 laughed 11 laughed 12 aloud then he fetched him a stunning buffet on the ear ; and then turned him about , and furiously kicked and kicked him . 1 then 2 he 2 he 3 fetched 3 fetched 4 him 3 fetched 5 a 3 fetched 15 him 5 a 7 buffet 6 stunning 7 buffet 7 buffet 8 on 7 buffet 9 the 9 the 10 ear 10 ear 11 ; 11 ; 13 then 12 and 13 then 13 then 14 turned 15 him 16 about 15 him 17 , 15 him 19 furiously 17 , 18 and 19 furiously 20 kicked 19 furiously 22 kicked 19 furiously 24 . 21 and 22 kicked 22 kicked 23 him " my masters , " he began , " are ye gone clean foolish ? 1 " 2 my 2 my 3 masters 2 my 15 ? 3 masters 4 , 3 masters 7 began 3 masters 8 , 3 masters 10 are 3 masters 13 clean 5 " 6 he 6 he 7 began 8 , 9 " 10 are 11 ye 12 gone 13 clean 13 clean 14 foolish beat me ? nay ; so would an angry child ! 1 beat 2 me 1 beat 4 nay 1 beat 10 child 2 me 3 ? 4 nay 5 ; 6 so 9 angry 7 would 9 angry 8 an 9 angry 9 angry 10 child 10 child 11 ! " ay , " said [tom] , " now y ' are trussed ye would cozen us . " 1 " 2 ay 1 " 16 cozen 2 ay 3 , 4 " 5 said 4 " 16 cozen 7 , 8 " 8 " 16 cozen 9 now 13 trussed 10 y 11 ' 10 y 13 trussed 12 are 13 trussed 13 trussed 14 ye 13 trussed 15 would 13 trussed 16 cozen 16 cozen 17 us 16 cozen 19 " 18 . 19 " " [cozen] you ! " [repeated] [dick] [.] 1 " 3 you 3 you 4 ! 4 ! 5 " " [nay] [,] if [ye] [be] [fools] [,] it would be easy . 1 " 4 if 4 if 9 it 9 it 10 would 10 would 11 be 11 be 12 easy 12 easy 13 . but if ye [be] [shrewd] [fellows] [,] [as] [i] [trow] [ye] [are] [,] [ye] can see plainly where your interest lies . 1 but 2 if 2 if 3 ye 3 ye 16 see 15 can 16 see 16 see 17 plainly 17 plainly 21 lies 17 plainly 22 . 18 where 21 lies 19 your 20 interest 20 interest 21 lies one incontestably that hath much gold . 1 one 2 incontestably 2 incontestably 3 that 2 incontestably 4 hath 2 incontestably 5 much 2 incontestably 6 gold 6 gold 7 . " what meaneth he ? " asked one of the men . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 meaneth 3 meaneth 4 he 3 meaneth 5 ? 3 meaneth 11 men 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 asked 8 one 9 of 9 of 10 the 9 of 11 men 11 men 12 . " [he] [seeks] but to [cozen] us , " said [tom] , [contemptuously] . 1 " 4 but 1 " 10 said 5 to 7 us 7 us 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 , 10 said 14 . " cozen ! cozen ! " cried the third man . 1 " 4 cozen 2 cozen 3 ! 2 cozen 4 cozen 4 cozen 5 ! 4 cozen 9 third 5 ! 6 " 6 " 7 cried 8 the 9 third 9 third 10 man 10 man 11 . " [i] would [i] could [see] the man that could cozen me ! 1 " 11 cozen 3 would 11 cozen 5 could 11 cozen 7 the 8 man 8 man 11 cozen 9 that 11 cozen 10 could 11 cozen 11 cozen 12 me 11 cozen 13 ! he were a cozener indeed ! 1 he 4 cozener 2 were 4 cozener 3 a 4 cozener 4 cozener 5 indeed 4 cozener 6 ! nay , [i] [was] [not] [born] [yesterday] [.] 1 nay 2 , shall we go hear him , indeed ? 1 shall 2 we 1 shall 3 go 1 shall 4 hear 4 hear 5 him 4 hear 8 ? 5 him 6 , 7 indeed 8 ? say , shall we go hear him ? " 1 say 2 , 2 , 9 " 3 shall 4 we 3 shall 5 go 3 shall 6 hear 6 hear 7 him 6 hear 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " [i] [would] [look] [gladly] [on] [a] [pottle] [of] [strong] [ale] , good [master] [pirret] , " returned [arblaster] . 1 " 12 , 12 , 17 " 13 good 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 returned 18 returned 20 . " how say ye [,] [tom] ? 1 " 4 ye 2 how 4 ye 3 say 4 ye 4 ye 7 ? but [then] the [wallet] [is] [empty] . " 1 but 3 the 3 the 7 . 7 . 8 " " [i] [will] [pay] , " said the other ["] [i] [will] [pay] . 1 " 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 8 the 8 the 9 other 9 other 14 . i [would] [fain] [see] [this] [matter] [out] [;] [i] do believe , [upon] [my] [conscience] , there is [gold] in it . " 1 i 10 do 10 do 11 believe 10 do 12 , 12 , 23 " 16 , 17 there 16 , 23 " 17 there 18 is 20 in 21 it 21 it 22 . 22 . 23 " " [nay] , if [ye] [get] again to drinking , all is lost ! " cried [tom] . 1 " 4 if 1 " 16 cried 3 , 4 if 7 again 9 drinking 7 again 10 , 8 to 9 drinking 10 , 15 " 11 all 14 ! 12 is 13 lost 13 lost 14 ! 14 ! 15 " 15 " 16 cried 16 cried 18 . " [gossip] [arblaster] , [ye] [suffer] [your] [fellow] [to] [have] too much [liberty] , " returned [master] [pirret] . 1 " 4 , 4 , 15 " 11 too 12 much 11 too 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 returned 16 returned 19 . " would [ye] [be] [led] [by] [a] [hired] [man] [?] 1 " 2 would fy , fy ! " 1 fy 2 , 1 fy 3 fy 3 fy 4 ! 4 ! 5 " " [peace] , fellow ! " said [arblaster] , [addressing] [tom] . 1 " 7 said 3 , 6 " 4 fellow 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 7 said 12 . " will ye put your oar in ? 1 " 3 ye 2 will 3 ye 3 ye 6 oar 3 ye 8 ? 4 put 6 oar 5 your 6 oar 6 oar 7 in truly a fine pass , when the crew is to correct the skipper ! " 1 truly 3 fine 2 a 3 fine 3 fine 13 skipper 4 pass 13 skipper 5 , 13 skipper 6 when 7 the 7 the 13 skipper 8 crew 13 skipper 9 is 11 correct 10 to 11 correct 11 correct 13 skipper 12 the 13 skipper 13 skipper 14 ! 14 ! 15 " " well , then , go your way , " said [tom] ; " [i] [wash] [my] [hands] of you . " 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 4 then 2 well 5 , 5 , 10 " 5 , 14 " 6 go 8 way 7 your 8 way 8 way 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 ; 14 " 20 you 19 of 20 you 20 you 21 . 21 . 22 " " set him , then , upon his feet , " said [master] [pirret] . 1 " 12 said 2 set 3 him 3 him 4 , 4 , 5 then 5 then 6 , 6 , 11 " 7 upon 8 his 8 his 9 feet 9 feet 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 15 . " [i] know [a] [privy] [place] where we [may] [drink] [and] [discourse] [.] ["] 1 " 8 we 3 know 7 where 7 where 8 we " [he] [saith] [true] , " laughed [pirret] [.] 1 " 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 laughed " truly , he could not walk accoutred as he is . 1 " 2 truly 2 truly 3 , 2 truly 8 accoutred 2 truly 12 . 4 he 5 could 5 could 6 not 5 could 8 accoutred 7 walk 8 accoutred 8 accoutred 9 as 8 accoutred 10 he 8 accoutred 11 is give it a slit out with your knife and slit it , gossip . " 1 give 13 gossip 2 it 10 slit 3 a 10 slit 4 slit 5 out 4 slit 6 with 4 slit 7 your 4 slit 10 slit 8 knife 9 and 8 knife 10 slit 10 slit 11 it 10 slit 12 , 10 slit 13 gossip 13 gossip 14 . 14 . 15 " so much [he] [owed] [already] to the [owlish] [silliness] [and] [greed] of [master] [pirret] . 1 so 2 much 2 much 6 to 2 much 15 . 6 to 7 the 7 the 12 of " and now , young man , " said [pirret] , " [to] [your] [tale] . 1 " 3 now 1 " 9 said 2 and 3 now 3 now 4 , 5 young 6 man 6 man 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 9 said 16 . 11 , 12 " it doth appear , indeed , [that] [ye] [have] [somewhat] [abused] [our] [gossip] [arblaster] ; but what [then] ? 1 it 2 doth 2 doth 3 appear 3 appear 5 indeed 4 , 5 indeed 5 indeed 6 , 5 indeed 15 ; 5 indeed 19 ? 15 ; 16 but 16 but 17 what make it up to him show him but this [chance] [to] [become] [wealthy] and [i] [will] [go] [pledge] he will forgive you . " 1 make 2 it 1 make 3 up 3 up 4 to 4 to 5 him 4 to 6 show 6 show 7 him 6 show 22 you 8 but 9 this 8 but 22 you 14 and 19 he 19 he 20 will 20 will 21 forgive 21 forgive 22 you 22 you 23 . 23 . 24 " to squander time was the first necessity . 1 to 2 squander 2 squander 3 time 2 squander 4 was 2 squander 7 necessity 5 the 7 necessity 6 first 7 necessity 7 necessity 8 . the [longer] [his] [stay] [lasted] [,] [the] more [would] [his] [captors] [drink] [,] [and] [the] [surer] [should] he [be] [when] [he] [attempted] [his] [escape] [.] 1 the 8 more 8 more 18 he here [was] [the] [position] [of] [the] [parties] [towards] [the] [end] [:] [arblaster] , [three-parts] [drunk] and [one-half] [asleep] [,] [hung] [helpless] on [his] [stool] . 1 here 13 , 1 here 25 . 13 , 16 and 16 and 22 on even [tom] [had] [been] [much] [delighted] [with] the [tale] [,] [and] [his] [vigilance] [had] [abated] [in] [proportion] [.] 1 even 8 the meanwhile , [dick] [had] [gradually] [wormed] [his] right arm [clear] [of] [its] [bonds] , and was [ready] [to] [risk] [all] [.] 1 meanwhile 2 , 1 meanwhile 16 was 2 , 15 and 8 right 9 arm 8 right 14 , 14 , 15 and " [and] so , " said [pirret] , " [y] ['] are one of these ? " 1 " 3 so 3 so 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 , 8 , 9 " 8 , 17 " 12 are 15 these 12 are 16 ? 13 one 14 of 14 of 15 these 16 ? 17 " here be we four ; good ! 1 here 7 ! 2 be 5 ; 2 be 6 good 3 we 4 four 4 four 5 ; 6 good 7 ! let us , then , go forth into the forest to-morrow ere the sun be up . 1 let 2 us 1 let 6 go 3 , 4 then 4 then 5 , 4 then 6 go 6 go 7 forth 7 forth 8 into 8 into 10 forest 9 the 10 forest 10 forest 12 ere 10 forest 17 . 11 to-morrow 12 ere 12 ere 14 sun 13 the 14 sun 14 sun 16 up 15 be 16 up pirret licked his lips . 1 pirret 2 licked 1 pirret 5 . 2 licked 3 his 2 licked 4 lips " and this magic , " he said " this password , whereby the cave is opened how call ye it , friend ? " 1 " 11 password 2 and 11 password 3 this 4 magic 3 this 11 password 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 said 6 " 11 password 7 he 8 said 9 " 11 password 10 this 11 password 11 password 12 , 11 password 13 whereby 13 whereby 15 cave 13 whereby 16 is 13 whereby 17 opened 13 whereby 18 how 13 whereby 19 call 13 whereby 20 ye 13 whereby 21 it 13 whereby 22 , 13 whereby 23 friend 14 the 15 cave 23 friend 24 ? 24 ? 25 " it is a thing not trusted twice a year beyond the captain 's wallet . " 1 it 2 is 2 is 3 a 3 a 4 thing 4 thing 6 trusted 5 not 6 trusted 6 trusted 7 twice 6 trusted 14 wallet 7 twice 9 year 8 a 9 year 10 beyond 14 wallet 11 the 12 captain 12 captain 13 's 12 captain 14 wallet 14 wallet 15 . 15 . 16 " " a spell ! " said [arblaster] , [half] [awakening] , and [squinting] [upon] [dick] [with] [one] [eye] . 1 " 6 said 2 a 3 spell 3 spell 5 " 4 ! 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 , 6 said 19 . 8 , 12 and 11 , 12 and " [aroint] [thee] [!] no [spells] ! 1 " 5 no 5 no 7 ! i be a [good] [christian] [.] 1 i 2 be 2 be 3 a [ask] [my] [man] [tom] [,] [else] [.] ["] " [nay] , but this is [white] [magic] , " said [dick] . 1 " 6 is 1 " 11 said 3 , 4 but 4 but 5 this 5 this 6 is 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " it doth naught with the devil ; only the powers of numbers , herbs , and planets . " 1 " 3 doth 2 it 3 doth 3 doth 4 naught 4 naught 5 with 4 naught 8 ; 6 the 7 devil 7 devil 8 ; 8 ; 18 planets 9 only 18 planets 10 the 11 powers 11 powers 12 of 11 powers 18 planets 13 numbers 14 , 13 numbers 15 herbs 15 herbs 18 planets 16 , 18 planets 17 and 18 planets 18 planets 20 " 19 . 20 " " ay , ay , " said [pirret] ; ["] ' [tis] but [white] [magic] , [gossip] [.] 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 16 , 3 , 13 but 4 ay 5 , 5 , 6 " 5 , 13 but 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 ; 9 ; 11 ' there is no [sin] [therein] , [i] do [assure] you . 1 there 2 is 1 there 3 no 1 there 11 . 3 no 6 , 6 , 10 you 8 do 10 you but proceed , good youth . 1 but 2 proceed 2 proceed 3 , 2 proceed 4 good 2 proceed 5 youth 2 proceed 6 . this spell in what should it consist ? " 1 this 7 consist 2 spell 7 consist 3 in 7 consist 4 what 7 consist 5 should 7 consist 6 it 7 consist 7 consist 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " [nay] , that [i] will [incontinently] [show] you , " answered [dick] . 1 " 12 answered 3 , 12 answered 4 that 6 will 6 will 9 you 9 you 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 answered 12 answered 14 . " have ye there the ring ye took from my finger ? 1 " 3 ye 2 have 3 ye 3 ye 4 there 3 ye 12 ? 5 the 6 ring 6 ring 7 ye 6 ring 9 from 6 ring 11 finger 7 ye 8 took 10 my 11 finger 11 finger 12 ? good ! 1 good 2 ! now hold it forth before you by the extreme finger-ends , at the arm's-length , and over against the shining of these embers . 1 now 2 hold 2 hold 3 it 2 hold 4 forth 4 forth 5 before 4 forth 7 by 5 before 6 you 7 by 23 embers 8 the 14 arm's-length 9 extreme 10 finger-ends 10 finger-ends 11 , 10 finger-ends 12 at 12 at 14 arm's-length 13 the 14 arm's-length 14 arm's-length 15 , 14 arm's-length 16 and 14 arm's-length 17 over 14 arm's-length 18 against 14 arm's-length 20 shining 14 arm's-length 23 embers 18 against 19 the 21 of 22 these 22 these 23 embers 23 embers 24 . ['] [tis] [so] [exactly] [.] thus , [then] [,] [is] the [spell] [.] ["] 1 thus 2 , 1 thus 6 the with a [haggard] glance , [dick] [saw] [the] [coast] [was] [clear] [between] him and the door . 1 with 2 a 1 with 13 him 2 a 4 glance 4 glance 5 , 13 him 17 . 14 and 15 the 15 the 16 door 16 door 17 . he put up an internal prayer . 1 he 2 put 2 put 5 internal 3 up 5 internal 4 an 5 internal 5 internal 6 prayer 5 internal 7 . in itself , it was impotent , for he made sure no seaman in the port could run him down . 1 in 2 itself 1 in 16 port 2 itself 3 , 4 it 5 was 5 was 6 impotent 6 impotent 7 , 6 impotent 8 for 6 impotent 9 he 9 he 10 made 10 made 13 seaman 11 sure 13 seaman 12 no 13 seaman 13 seaman 14 in 13 seaman 16 port 15 the 16 port 16 port 17 could 16 port 18 run 16 port 21 . 18 run 20 down 19 him 20 down but the return of the last seaman did not , even yet , set free [young] [shelton] [from] [his] [cold] [imprisonment] [in] [the] [doorway] [.] 1 but 8 did 2 the 7 seaman 3 return 4 of 4 of 5 the 5 the 7 seaman 6 last 7 seaman 7 seaman 8 did 8 did 9 not 9 not 11 even 9 not 12 yet 10 , 11 even 12 yet 13 , 12 yet 14 set 14 set 15 free [book] [v] [crookback] [chapter] [i] [the] [shrill] [trumpet] the frost was more rigorous than ever ; the air windless and dry , and stinging to the nostril . 1 the 2 frost 1 the 11 windless 2 frost 6 than 3 was 5 rigorous 4 more 5 rigorous 5 rigorous 6 than 6 than 7 ever 8 ; 11 windless 9 the 10 air 10 air 11 windless 11 windless 12 and 11 windless 13 dry 11 windless 19 nostril 14 , 15 and 15 and 16 stinging 16 stinging 17 to 16 stinging 19 nostril 18 the 19 nostril 19 nostril 20 . the moon had gone down , but the stars were still bright and numerous , and the reflection from the snow was clear and cheerful . 1 the 2 moon 2 moon 5 down 2 moon 6 , 2 moon 9 stars 3 had 4 gone 4 gone 5 down 6 , 7 but 8 the 9 stars 9 stars 10 were 9 stars 12 bright 11 still 12 bright 12 bright 13 and 12 bright 14 numerous 14 numerous 16 and 14 numerous 18 reflection 14 numerous 21 snow 14 numerous 25 cheerful 15 , 16 and 17 the 18 reflection 18 reflection 19 from 20 the 21 snow 22 was 23 clear 23 clear 25 cheerful 24 and 25 cheerful 25 cheerful 26 . there was no need for a lamp to walk by ; nor , in that still but ringing air , the least temptation to delay . 1 there 2 was 2 was 3 no 2 was 18 ringing 4 need 5 for 5 for 6 a 6 a 7 lamp 7 lamp 9 walk 7 lamp 16 still 8 to 9 walk 9 walk 10 by 9 walk 11 ; 9 walk 13 , 9 walk 14 in 11 ; 12 nor 14 in 15 that 16 still 18 ringing 17 but 18 ringing 18 ringing 19 air 18 ringing 25 delay 19 air 20 , 21 the 23 temptation 22 least 23 temptation 23 temptation 24 to 23 temptation 25 delay 25 delay 26 . it was blown once , and then hurriedly a second time ; and then the clash of steel succeeded . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 blown 3 blown 4 once 4 once 5 , 5 , 6 and 6 and 7 then 7 then 8 hurriedly 8 hurriedly 10 second 8 hurriedly 12 ; 8 hurriedly 16 clash 9 a 10 second 10 second 11 time 13 and 14 then 14 then 16 clash 15 the 16 clash 16 clash 17 of 16 clash 18 steel 18 steel 19 succeeded 18 steel 20 . at this [young] [shelton] [pricked] his ears , and drawing his sword , ran forward [up] [the] [hill] [.] 1 at 2 this 1 at 6 his 6 his 7 ears 7 ears 15 forward 8 , 9 and 8 , 10 drawing 10 drawing 12 sword 11 his 12 sword 12 sword 13 , 12 sword 15 forward 14 ran 15 forward presently he came in [sight] [of] the [cross] [,] [and] was [aware] [of] [a] [most] [fierce] [encounter] [raging] on the road [before] [it] . 1 presently 2 he 1 presently 3 came 3 came 4 in 4 in 7 the 7 the 21 road 11 was 19 on 19 on 20 the 20 the 21 road 21 road 24 . " hold ye well , sir ! 1 " 3 ye 2 hold 3 ye 3 ye 6 sir 4 well 5 , 5 , 6 sir 6 sir 7 ! but that ear-piercing summons had been heard at last . 1 but 3 ear-piercing 2 that 3 ear-piercing 3 ear-piercing 4 summons 3 ear-piercing 6 been 3 ear-piercing 7 heard 3 ear-piercing 9 last 5 had 6 been 8 at 9 last 9 last 10 . the original assailants ; seeing themselves outnumbered and surrounded , threw down their arms without a word . 1 the 3 assailants 2 original 3 assailants 3 assailants 4 ; 3 assailants 5 seeing 5 seeing 7 outnumbered 6 themselves 7 outnumbered 7 outnumbered 8 and 7 outnumbered 9 surrounded 7 outnumbered 11 threw 7 outnumbered 14 arms 7 outnumbered 15 without 10 , 11 threw 11 threw 12 down 13 their 14 arms 15 without 17 word 16 a 17 word 17 word 18 . " [sir] , " said [this] [lad] , " ye came in good time for me , [and] none too early . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 , 8 , 9 " 8 , 23 " 9 " 10 ye 11 came 12 in 12 in 13 good 13 good 14 time 13 good 15 for 15 for 16 me 16 me 17 , 16 me 22 . 17 , 20 too 19 none 20 too 20 too 21 early 22 . 23 " howbeit , it was certainly well for me that your men delayed no longer than they did . " 1 howbeit 2 , 1 howbeit 3 it 3 it 4 was 4 was 5 certainly 4 was 12 delayed 6 well 7 for 7 for 8 me 7 for 10 your 8 me 9 that 10 your 12 delayed 11 men 12 delayed 12 delayed 14 longer 13 no 14 longer 14 longer 15 than 14 longer 17 did 14 longer 18 . 16 they 17 did 18 . 19 " " how knew ye who [i] was ? " demanded the stranger . 1 " 10 demanded 2 how 3 knew 2 how 4 ye 4 ye 8 ? 5 who 7 was 5 who 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 10 demanded 10 demanded 12 stranger 10 demanded 13 . 11 the 12 stranger " even now , my lord , " dick answered , " [i] [am] [ignorant] of [whom] [i] [speak] [with] [.] ["] 1 " 3 now 1 " 6 lord 2 even 3 now 3 now 4 , 5 my 6 lord 6 lord 7 , 6 lord 16 of 7 , 8 " 7 , 12 " 8 " 9 dick 10 answered 11 , 11 , 12 " " is it so ? " asked the other . 1 " 2 is 2 is 5 ? 3 it 4 so 3 it 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 asked 7 asked 8 the 8 the 9 other 9 other 10 . " and yet ye threw yourself head first into this unequal battle . " 1 " 4 ye 2 and 3 yet 3 yet 4 ye 4 ye 5 threw 4 ye 11 unequal 6 yourself 11 unequal 7 head 11 unequal 8 first 11 unequal 9 into 11 unequal 10 this 11 unequal 11 unequal 12 battle 11 unequal 13 . 13 . 14 " a singular sneer played about the young nobleman's mouth as he made answer : 1 a 2 singular 2 singular 8 nobleman's 3 sneer 8 nobleman's 4 played 8 nobleman's 5 about 8 nobleman's 6 the 7 young 7 young 8 nobleman's 8 nobleman's 9 mouth 8 nobleman's 10 as 8 nobleman's 11 he 8 nobleman's 12 made 8 nobleman's 13 answer 8 nobleman's 14 : " [these] [are] very [brave] [words] . 1 " 4 very 4 very 7 . but to the [more] [essential] [are] [ye] [lancaster] [or] [york] [?] ["] 1 but 3 the 2 to 3 the " my lord , [i] [make] no [secret] ; [i] [am] [clear] for [york] , " [dick] answered . 1 " 18 answered 2 my 3 lord 3 lord 4 , 4 , 18 answered 7 no 9 ; 7 no 15 , 9 ; 13 for 15 , 16 " 16 " 18 answered 18 answered 19 . " by the mass ! " replied the other , " it is well for you . " 1 " 7 replied 2 by 4 mass 3 the 4 mass 4 mass 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 6 " 7 replied 7 replied 8 the 7 replied 17 . 8 the 9 other 9 other 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 it 11 " 16 you 12 it 13 is 13 is 14 well 15 for 16 you 17 . 18 " and so saying , he turned towards one of his followers . 1 and 6 turned 2 so 3 saying 3 saying 4 , 3 saying 5 he 5 he 6 turned 6 turned 7 towards 7 towards 11 followers 8 one 9 of 8 one 11 followers 10 his 11 followers 11 followers 12 . truss me them up [.] ["] 1 truss 2 me 1 truss 3 them 1 truss 4 up there were but five survivors of the attacking party . 1 there 2 were 2 were 5 survivors 3 but 5 survivors 4 five 5 survivors 5 survivors 8 attacking 6 of 8 attacking 7 the 8 attacking 8 attacking 9 party 9 party 10 . " my lord duke , " said one man , " beseech you , tarry not here alone . 1 " 12 beseech 2 my 3 lord 3 lord 4 duke 3 lord 5 , 5 , 7 said 5 , 12 beseech 6 " 7 said 8 one 12 beseech 9 man 12 beseech 10 , 12 beseech 11 " 12 beseech 12 beseech 13 you 12 beseech 15 tarry 14 , 15 tarry 15 tarry 16 not 15 tarry 17 here 15 tarry 18 alone 18 alone 19 . keep but a handful of lances at your hand . " 1 keep 4 handful 2 but 4 handful 3 a 4 handful 4 handful 5 of 4 handful 6 lances 6 lances 7 at 6 lances 8 your 6 lances 9 hand 9 hand 10 . 10 . 11 " " [fellow] , " said the [duke] , " [i] have [forborne] [to] [chide] you [for] [your] [slowness] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 6 the 5 said 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 15 you 11 have 15 you 15 you 19 . cross me not , therefore [.] 1 cross 5 therefore 2 me 5 therefore 3 not 5 therefore 4 , 5 therefore i trust my hand and arm , for all that [i] be crooked . 1 i 2 trust 2 trust 6 arm 2 trust 8 for 2 trust 13 crooked 2 trust 14 . 3 my 6 arm 4 hand 5 and 4 hand 6 arm 6 arm 7 , 8 for 9 all 9 all 10 that 12 be 13 crooked ye were backward when the trumpet sounded ; and ye are now too forward with your counsels . 1 ye 3 backward 2 were 3 backward 3 backward 4 when 4 when 6 trumpet 5 the 6 trumpet 6 trumpet 7 sounded 6 trumpet 8 ; 6 trumpet 10 ye 6 trumpet 17 counsels 6 trumpet 18 . 8 ; 9 and 10 ye 11 are 11 are 12 now 11 are 13 too 14 forward 15 with 14 forward 17 counsels 16 your 17 counsels but it is ever so ; last with the lance and first with tongue . 1 but 2 it 2 it 3 is 2 it 15 . 4 ever 5 so 4 ever 10 lance 6 ; 10 lance 7 last 10 lance 8 with 10 lance 9 the 10 lance 10 lance 11 and 10 lance 12 first 10 lance 13 with 10 lance 14 tongue 14 tongue 15 . let it be reversed . " 1 let 4 reversed 2 it 3 be 3 be 4 reversed 4 reversed 5 . 5 . 6 " and with a gesture that was not without a sort of dangerous nobility , he waved them off . 1 and 4 gesture 2 with 4 gesture 3 a 4 gesture 4 gesture 5 that 5 that 6 was 6 was 7 not 7 not 13 nobility 8 without 13 nobility 9 a 10 sort 10 sort 11 of 10 sort 13 nobility 12 dangerous 13 nobility 13 nobility 14 , 13 nobility 16 waved 13 nobility 17 them 13 nobility 18 off 15 he 16 waved 18 off 19 . the day was by this time beginning to break , and the stars to fade . 1 the 7 beginning 1 the 13 stars 2 day 7 beginning 3 was 7 beginning 4 by 5 this 5 this 6 time 6 time 7 beginning 7 beginning 8 to 7 beginning 9 break 10 , 11 and 11 and 13 stars 12 the 13 stars 13 stars 15 fade 13 stars 16 . 14 to 15 fade the first grey glimmer of dawn shone upon the countenances of the two young men , who now turned once more to face each other . 1 the 2 first 1 the 14 young 2 first 4 glimmer 3 grey 4 glimmer 4 glimmer 5 of 4 glimmer 6 dawn 4 glimmer 11 of 6 dawn 7 shone 7 shone 8 upon 8 upon 10 countenances 9 the 10 countenances 12 the 14 young 13 two 14 young 14 young 15 men 14 young 19 turned 15 men 17 who 16 , 17 who 18 now 19 turned 19 turned 20 once 19 turned 22 to 19 turned 23 face 20 once 21 more 23 face 26 . 24 each 25 other 25 other 26 . but [i] would not have you , for all [christendom] [,] [suppose] [me] [thankless] [.] 1 but 9 all 3 would 4 not 3 would 5 have 5 have 6 you 6 you 7 , 7 , 8 for 8 for 9 all and so saying , the young leader held out his arms for an embrace . 1 and 14 embrace 2 so 3 saying 3 saying 4 , 3 saying 7 leader 5 the 7 leader 6 young 7 leader 7 leader 8 held 7 leader 14 embrace 8 held 9 out 10 his 11 arms 11 arms 14 embrace 12 for 14 embrace 13 an 14 embrace 14 embrace 15 . " [and] now , my lord duke , " he said , when he had [regained] [his] [freedom] , " do [i] [suppose] [aright] ? 1 " 3 now 3 now 4 , 3 now 19 , 4 , 9 " 5 my 6 lord 6 lord 7 duke 6 lord 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 said 10 he 11 said 11 said 12 , 12 , 13 when 13 when 14 he 14 he 15 had 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 do 21 do 25 ? are [ye] [my] [lord] [duke] [of] [gloucester] ? " 1 are 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " [i] [am] [richard] [of] [gloucester] , " returned the other . 1 " 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 returned 9 returned 11 other 10 the 11 other 11 other 12 . " and you [how] [call] [they] you ? " 1 " 3 you 1 " 7 you 2 and 3 you 7 you 8 ? 8 ? 9 " dick told him [his] [name] , and [presented] [lord] [foxham] ['s] [signet] [,] [which] the [duke] [immediately] [recognised] . 1 dick 2 told 2 told 3 him 3 him 6 , 3 him 19 . 6 , 7 and 7 and 15 the " ye come too soon , " he said ; " but why should [i] [complain] ? 1 " 2 ye 1 " 13 why 2 ye 3 come 4 too 5 soon 4 too 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 said 7 " 13 why 8 he 9 said 9 said 10 ; 11 " 13 why 12 but 13 why 13 why 14 should 13 why 17 ? ye are like me , that was here at watch two hours before the day . 1 ye 2 are 2 are 3 like 3 like 4 me 3 like 6 that 4 me 5 , 6 that 7 was 6 that 15 day 8 here 10 watch 9 at 10 watch 10 watch 12 hours 11 two 12 hours 12 hours 13 before 12 hours 15 day 14 the 15 day 15 day 16 . [methinks] [,] [shelton] [,] [here] [were] [a] [great] [blow] [to] [be] [stricken] [,] [an] [we] [could] [strike] [it] [silently] [and] [suddenly] [.] ["] " [i] do think so , indeed , " cried [dick] [,] [warming] . 1 " 10 cried 3 do 4 think 4 think 5 so 5 so 6 , 6 , 9 " 7 indeed 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 14 . " [have] ye [my] [lord] [foxham] ['s] [notes] ? " inquired the duke . 1 " 11 inquired 3 ye 9 ? 9 ? 10 " 9 ? 11 inquired 11 inquired 13 duke 11 inquired 14 . 12 the 13 duke " how many do ye [count] ? " asked [gloucester] . 1 " 2 how 1 " 9 asked 2 how 3 many 4 do 5 ye 4 do 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 11 . " they [number] [not] [two] [thousand] , " [dick] replied . 1 " 2 they 1 " 10 replied 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 replied 10 replied 11 . shall we attend their coming [,] [or] [fall] [on] [?] ["] 1 shall 2 we 2 we 3 attend 3 attend 4 their 3 attend 5 coming " my lord , " said [dick] , " when ye hanged these five poor rogues ye did decide the question . 1 " 11 ye 2 my 3 lord 3 lord 4 , 3 lord 11 ye 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 5 " 11 ye 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 ye 10 when 11 ye 11 ye 12 hanged 12 hanged 16 rogues 13 these 16 rogues 14 five 16 rogues 15 poor 16 rogues 16 rogues 17 ye 16 rogues 18 did 16 rogues 19 decide 19 decide 21 question 20 the 21 question 21 question 22 . churls although they were , in these uneasy , times they will be lacked and looked for , and the alarm be given . 1 churls 2 although 1 churls 3 they 1 churls 11 they 3 they 4 were 4 were 6 in 4 were 10 times 5 , 6 in 7 these 8 uneasy 8 uneasy 9 , 8 uneasy 10 times 11 they 12 will 12 will 13 be 12 will 22 be 13 be 14 lacked 14 lacked 16 looked 14 lacked 20 the 14 lacked 21 alarm 15 and 16 looked 17 for 20 the 18 , 19 and 19 and 20 the 22 be 23 given 22 be 24 . " [i] do think so [indeed] , " returned [crookback] [.] 1 " 9 returned 3 do 4 think 4 think 5 so 5 so 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 returned " well , before an hour , ye shall be in the thick on't , winning spurs . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 16 winning 4 before 6 hour 5 an 6 hour 6 hour 14 on't 7 , 8 ye 8 ye 9 shall 8 ye 14 on't 10 be 11 in 11 in 12 the 12 the 14 on't 13 thick 14 on't 14 on't 15 , 14 on't 16 winning 16 winning 17 spurs 16 winning 18 . a [swift] man [to] [holywood] , [carrying] [lord] [foxham] 's [signet] [;] [another] [along] [the] [road] [to] [speed] [my] [laggards] [!] 1 a 3 man 3 man 6 , 3 man 10 's nay , [shelton] , [by] [the] [rood] [,] [it] [may] [be] [done] ! " 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 4 , 1 nay 13 ! 13 ! 14 " therewith he once more set his trumpet to his lips and blew . 1 therewith 2 he 1 therewith 3 once 1 therewith 5 set 1 therewith 7 trumpet 3 once 4 more 6 his 7 trumpet 7 trumpet 10 lips 7 trumpet 12 blew 7 trumpet 13 . 8 to 9 his 9 his 10 lips 11 and 12 blew this time he was not long kept waiting . 1 this 4 was 2 time 3 he 3 he 4 was 4 was 5 not 4 was 8 waiting 5 not 6 long 7 kept 8 waiting 8 waiting 9 . in a moment the open space about the cross was filled with horse and foot . 1 in 2 a 2 a 3 moment 2 a 6 space 4 the 6 space 5 open 6 space 6 space 7 about 6 space 9 cross 6 space 15 foot 6 space 16 . 7 about 8 the 9 cross 11 filled 10 was 11 filled 11 filled 12 with 13 horse 14 and 13 horse 15 foot his plan was simple . 1 his 2 plan 2 plan 3 was 2 plan 4 simple 2 plan 5 . [gloucester] [turned] [round] [to] [dick] [.] [two] [richards] [are] [we] [.] well , then , [richard] [shelton] , they [shall] [be] [heard] [about] [,] [these] [two] [!] 1 well 2 , 1 well 3 then 1 well 7 , 3 then 4 , 7 , 8 they their swords shall not ring more loudly on men 's helmets than their names shall ring in people 's ears . " 1 their 2 swords 1 their 11 helmets 2 swords 3 shall 3 shall 4 not 5 ring 7 loudly 6 more 7 loudly 7 loudly 8 on 7 loudly 9 men 9 men 11 helmets 10 's 11 helmets 11 helmets 12 than 11 helmets 14 names 11 helmets 15 shall 11 helmets 16 ring 11 helmets 18 people 11 helmets 20 ears 13 their 14 names 16 ring 17 in 19 's 20 ears 20 ears 21 . 21 . 22 " [chapter] [ii] [the] [battle] [of] [shoreby] the whole distance to be crossed was not above a quarter of a mile . 1 the 2 whole 2 whole 3 distance 3 distance 6 crossed 3 distance 15 . 4 to 5 be 5 be 6 crossed 6 crossed 11 quarter 7 was 8 not 8 not 9 above 9 above 11 quarter 10 a 11 quarter 11 quarter 12 of 11 quarter 14 mile 13 a 14 mile the young duke ground his teeth together . 1 the 4 ground 2 young 3 duke 3 duke 4 ground 4 ground 6 teeth 5 his 6 teeth 6 teeth 7 together 7 together 8 . in the [town] [,] [however] , the [lancastrians] [were] [far] [from] [being] [in] [so] [good] [a] [posture] [.] 1 in 2 the 1 in 7 the 6 , 7 the it was as [dick] had said . 1 it 2 was 1 it 7 . 2 was 3 as 5 had 6 said 6 said 7 . these got speedily to horse , and , the alarm still flying wild and contrary , galloped in different directions . 1 these 3 speedily 2 got 3 speedily 3 speedily 4 to 3 speedily 5 horse 5 horse 17 galloped 6 , 7 and 7 and 17 galloped 8 , 17 galloped 9 the 15 contrary 10 alarm 11 still 10 alarm 12 flying 10 alarm 15 contrary 13 wild 14 and 13 wild 15 contrary 15 contrary 16 , 15 contrary 17 galloped 17 galloped 20 directions 18 in 20 directions 19 different 20 directions 20 directions 21 . to [dick] [he] [assigned] the [guard] of one of the [five] streets . 1 to 5 the 5 the 7 of 7 of 10 the 8 one 9 of 9 of 10 the 10 the 12 streets 12 streets 13 . " go , " he said , " win your spurs . 1 " 6 said 2 go 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 12 . 7 , 8 " 9 win 11 spurs 10 your 11 spurs 11 spurs 12 . [win] [glory] [for] [me] [:] [one] [richard] [for] [another] [.] i tell you , [if] [i] [rise] , [ye] [shall] [rise] [by] [the] [same] [ladder] . 1 i 2 tell 2 tell 3 you 2 tell 16 . 3 you 4 , 3 you 8 , go , " he added , shaking him by the hand . 1 go 2 , 2 , 7 shaking 3 " 5 added 4 he 5 added 5 added 7 shaking 6 , 7 shaking 7 shaking 8 him 7 shaking 11 hand 9 by 10 the 9 by 11 hand 11 hand 12 . but , as soon as [dick] [was] [gone] , he turned [to] a little [shabby] [archer] [at] [his] [elbow] . 1 but 4 soon 2 , 3 as 3 as 4 soon 4 soon 5 as 5 as 10 he 9 , 10 he 10 he 11 turned 11 turned 13 a 13 a 14 little 14 little 20 . " [go] , [dutton] , and that right [speedily] , " he added . 1 " 13 added 3 , 6 and 3 , 11 " 5 , 6 and 6 and 7 that 8 right 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 added 12 he 13 added 13 added 14 . " follow that lad . 1 " 2 follow 2 follow 3 that 2 follow 4 lad 4 lad 5 . if ye find him faithful , ye answer for his safety , a head for a head . 1 if 2 ye 2 ye 3 find 2 ye 7 ye 3 find 4 him 5 faithful 6 , 5 faithful 7 ye 7 ye 8 answer 8 answer 9 for 8 answer 18 . 10 his 11 safety 10 his 14 head 10 his 17 head 11 safety 12 , 13 a 14 head 14 head 15 for 15 for 16 a 17 head 18 . woe unto you , if ye return without him ! 1 woe 2 unto 1 woe 10 ! 2 unto 3 you 2 unto 6 ye 2 unto 7 return 2 unto 9 him 4 , 5 if 5 if 6 ye 7 return 8 without but if he be faithless or , for one instant , ye misdoubt him stab him from behind . " 1 but 13 misdoubt 2 if 3 he 2 if 13 misdoubt 4 be 5 faithless 5 faithless 6 or 5 faithless 7 , 5 faithless 9 one 8 for 9 one 9 one 10 instant 10 instant 11 , 10 instant 13 misdoubt 12 ye 13 misdoubt 13 misdoubt 14 him 13 misdoubt 15 stab 15 stab 16 him 15 stab 18 behind 15 stab 19 . 17 from 18 behind 19 . 20 " in the [meanwhile] [dick] [hastened] [to] [secure] [his] post . 1 in 2 the 2 the 9 post 9 post 10 . with the rest , under his own immediate eye , he lined the barricade . 1 with 2 the 2 the 14 barricade 3 rest 4 , 3 rest 8 immediate 5 under 8 immediate 6 his 7 own 7 own 8 immediate 8 immediate 9 eye 8 immediate 14 barricade 10 , 12 lined 11 he 12 lined 12 lined 14 barricade 13 the 14 barricade 14 barricade 15 . then there befell a long pause , which was followed by the almost simultaneous sounding of four trumpets from four different quarters of the town . 1 then 2 there 2 there 3 befell 3 befell 4 a 4 a 14 simultaneous 5 long 6 pause 6 pause 8 which 7 , 8 which 8 which 14 simultaneous 9 was 11 by 9 was 13 almost 10 followed 11 by 11 by 12 the 13 almost 14 simultaneous 14 simultaneous 15 sounding 14 simultaneous 18 trumpets 14 simultaneous 20 four 14 simultaneous 22 quarters 14 simultaneous 25 town 16 of 18 trumpets 17 four 18 trumpets 18 trumpets 19 from 21 different 22 quarters 22 quarters 23 of 24 the 25 town 25 town 26 . the attack had begun , by a common signal , on all the five issues of the quarter . 1 the 2 attack 2 attack 3 had 3 had 4 begun 3 had 7 a 4 begun 5 , 4 begun 6 by 7 a 18 quarter 8 common 9 signal 9 signal 10 , 9 signal 11 on 9 signal 15 issues 11 on 13 the 12 all 13 the 14 five 15 issues 15 issues 16 of 15 issues 17 the 15 issues 18 quarter 18 quarter 19 . " it is [from] my [lord] of [gloucester] , " said the [page] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 11 said 2 it 3 is 3 is 5 my 7 of 9 , 9 , 11 said 10 " 11 said 11 said 12 the 11 said 14 . " [he] [hath] [observed] , [sir] [richard] , [that] ye [went] [unarmed] . " 1 " 5 , 5 , 14 " 8 , 10 ye 8 , 14 " 13 . 14 " immediately , from behind the barrier and from the windows of the houses , a counterblast of arrows sped , carrying death . 1 immediately 2 , 2 , 7 and 2 , 16 counterblast 3 from 4 behind 4 behind 6 barrier 5 the 6 barrier 6 barrier 7 and 8 from 9 the 9 the 10 windows 9 the 13 houses 11 of 13 houses 12 the 13 houses 13 houses 16 counterblast 14 , 16 counterblast 15 a 16 counterblast 16 counterblast 17 of 16 counterblast 18 arrows 16 counterblast 19 sped 16 counterblast 21 carrying 16 counterblast 22 death 20 , 21 carrying 22 death 23 . then followed an obstinate and deadly struggle , hand to hand . 1 then 2 followed 2 followed 4 obstinate 3 an 4 obstinate 4 obstinate 5 and 4 obstinate 6 deadly 6 deadly 7 struggle 6 deadly 9 hand 6 deadly 11 hand 7 struggle 8 , 9 hand 10 to 11 hand 12 . the assailants , wielding their falchions with one hand , strove with the other to drag down the structure of the barricade . 1 the 2 assailants 1 the 14 other 2 assailants 4 wielding 3 , 4 wielding 4 wielding 6 falchions 5 their 6 falchions 6 falchions 7 with 6 falchions 8 one 6 falchions 12 with 9 hand 11 strove 10 , 11 strove 11 strove 12 with 13 the 14 other 14 other 19 structure 15 to 16 drag 16 drag 19 structure 17 down 19 structure 18 the 19 structure 19 structure 20 of 19 structure 22 barricade 21 the 22 barricade 22 barricade 23 . on the other side , the parts were reversed ; and the defenders exposed themselves like madmen to protect their rampart . 1 on 2 the 2 the 3 other 3 other 4 side 3 other 7 parts 4 side 5 , 4 side 6 the 7 parts 9 reversed 8 were 9 reversed 9 reversed 10 ; 9 reversed 22 . 10 ; 17 madmen 11 and 13 defenders 12 the 13 defenders 13 defenders 14 exposed 13 defenders 17 madmen 15 themselves 17 madmen 16 like 17 madmen 17 madmen 18 to 17 madmen 19 protect 17 madmen 21 rampart 20 their 21 rampart so for some minutes the contest raged almost in silence , friend and foe falling one upon another . 1 so 7 raged 2 for 3 some 3 some 4 minutes 4 minutes 6 contest 5 the 6 contest 6 contest 7 raged 7 raged 8 almost 7 raged 10 silence 7 raged 14 foe 9 in 10 silence 10 silence 11 , 12 friend 14 foe 13 and 14 foe 14 foe 15 falling 14 foe 18 another 14 foe 19 . 15 falling 16 one 15 falling 17 upon and now the footmen in the market-place fell back , at a run , on every side . 1 and 8 fell 2 now 4 footmen 3 the 4 footmen 4 footmen 5 in 5 in 7 market-place 6 the 7 market-place 7 market-place 8 fell 8 fell 9 back 8 fell 15 on 9 back 10 , 9 back 11 at 11 at 12 a 13 run 14 , 13 run 15 on 15 on 17 side 16 every 17 side 17 side 18 . of the first two horsemen , one fell , rider and steed , and was ridden down by his companions . 1 of 5 horsemen 2 the 5 horsemen 3 first 5 horsemen 4 two 5 horsemen 5 horsemen 6 , 5 horsemen 7 one 5 horsemen 16 ridden 8 fell 10 rider 9 , 10 rider 10 rider 11 and 10 rider 12 steed 10 rider 16 ridden 12 steed 14 and 12 steed 15 was 13 , 14 and 16 ridden 17 down 16 ridden 18 by 16 ridden 20 companions 19 his 20 companions 20 companions 21 . the second leaped clean upon the summit of the rampart , transpiercing an archer with his lance . 1 the 7 summit 2 second 3 leaped 3 leaped 4 clean 3 leaped 5 upon 5 upon 7 summit 6 the 7 summit 7 summit 8 of 7 summit 12 transpiercing 9 the 10 rampart 10 rampart 12 transpiercing 11 , 12 transpiercing 12 transpiercing 13 an 12 transpiercing 14 archer 12 transpiercing 15 with 12 transpiercing 17 lance 16 his 17 lance 17 lance 18 . almost in the same instant he was dragged from the saddle and his horse despatched . 1 almost 2 in 2 in 5 instant 3 the 4 same 4 same 5 instant 5 instant 6 he 5 instant 15 despatched 6 he 7 was 7 was 15 despatched 8 dragged 9 from 8 dragged 11 saddle 10 the 11 saddle 11 saddle 15 despatched 12 and 15 despatched 13 his 14 horse 14 horse 15 despatched 15 despatched 16 . and then the full weight and impetus of the charge burst upon and scattered the defenders . 1 and 2 then 1 and 7 impetus 3 the 5 weight 4 full 5 weight 5 weight 7 impetus 6 and 7 impetus 7 impetus 8 of 7 impetus 9 the 7 impetus 10 charge 7 impetus 11 burst 7 impetus 12 upon 7 impetus 16 defenders 13 and 16 defenders 14 scattered 16 defenders 15 the 16 defenders 16 defenders 17 . [yet] [was] [the] [fight] [not] [over] [.] then , and [not] [till] then , [did] [dick] [hold] [up] [his] [reeking] [blade] and [give] the [word] to [cheer] [.] 1 then 2 , 2 , 3 and 3 and 6 then 6 then 7 , 7 , 15 and 15 and 17 the 15 and 19 to meanwhile [gloucester] [dismounted] [from] [his] [horse] [and] [came] [forward] [to] [inspect] the [post] [.] 1 meanwhile 12 the " despatch these horses , " he said ; " they keep you from your vantage . 1 " 16 vantage 2 despatch 3 these 2 despatch 4 horses 2 despatch 14 from 4 horses 11 they 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 he 8 said 8 said 9 ; 9 ; 11 they 10 " 11 they 12 keep 13 you 12 keep 14 from 14 from 16 vantage 15 your 16 vantage 16 vantage 17 . richard [shelton] , " he added , " ye have [pleased] [me] [.] 1 richard 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 added 5 he 6 added 6 added 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 ye 9 ye 10 have [kneel] [.] ["] [were] [it] [your] [last] [man] [,] [let] [me] [hear] [of] [it] [incontinently] [.] i had rather venture the post than lose my stroke at him . 1 i 2 had 1 i 4 venture 3 rather 4 venture 4 venture 6 post 5 the 6 post 6 post 8 lose 6 post 10 stroke 6 post 13 . 7 than 8 lose 8 lose 9 my 10 stroke 12 him 11 at 12 him " my lord duke , " said one of his attendants , " is your grace not weary of exposing his dear life unneedfully ? 1 " 3 lord 2 my 3 lord 3 lord 4 duke 4 duke 5 , 4 duke 9 of 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 8 one 9 of 9 of 11 attendants 9 of 20 exposing 10 his 11 attendants 11 attendants 12 , 13 " 20 exposing 14 is 20 exposing 15 your 20 exposing 16 grace 20 exposing 17 not 20 exposing 18 weary 20 exposing 19 of 20 exposing 20 exposing 21 his 20 exposing 24 unneedfully 22 dear 24 unneedfully 23 life 24 unneedfully 24 unneedfully 25 ? why tarry we here ? " 1 why 2 tarry 2 tarry 3 we 2 tarry 4 here 4 here 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " [catesby] , " returned the duke , " here is the battle , not elsewhere . 1 " 5 returned 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 returned 5 returned 7 duke 6 the 7 duke 7 duke 8 , 7 duke 10 here 7 duke 13 battle 8 , 9 " 10 here 11 is 12 the 13 battle 13 battle 14 , 13 battle 16 elsewhere 15 not 16 elsewhere 16 elsewhere 17 . the rest are but feigned onslaughts . 1 the 2 rest 2 rest 5 feigned 3 are 5 feigned 4 but 5 feigned 5 feigned 6 onslaughts 6 onslaughts 7 . here must we vanquish . 1 here 4 vanquish 2 must 4 vanquish 3 we 4 vanquish 4 vanquish 5 . howbeit , if ye will , let us ride on and visit the other posts . 1 howbeit 2 , 1 howbeit 3 if 3 if 4 ye 4 ye 5 will 4 ye 15 posts 6 , 7 let 7 let 8 us 8 us 9 ride 9 ride 10 on 9 ride 11 and 9 ride 15 posts 12 visit 15 posts 13 the 14 other 14 other 15 posts 15 posts 16 . sir [richard] [here] , my [namesake] [,] [he] [shall] [still] [hold] [this] [entry] [,] [where] [he] [wadeth] [to] [the] [ankles] [in] [hot] [blood] [.] 1 sir 4 , 4 , 5 my [him] [can] [we] [trust] [.] but [mark] [it] [,] [sir] [richard] [,] ye are not yet [done] . 1 but 8 ye 8 ye 9 are 9 are 10 not 10 not 11 yet 11 yet 13 . the worst is yet to ward . 1 the 2 worst 2 worst 3 is 2 worst 6 ward 4 yet 6 ward 5 to 6 ward 6 ward 7 . [sleep] [not] [.] ["] dick quailed before his eyes . 1 dick 2 quailed 2 quailed 3 before 2 quailed 5 eyes 2 quailed 6 . 4 his 5 eyes the [insane] [excitement] [,] [the] courage , and the cruelty that he read therein filled him with dismay about the future . 1 the 21 future 6 courage 8 and 6 courage 21 future 7 , 8 and 9 the 21 future 10 cruelty 11 that 10 cruelty 14 therein 11 that 12 he 13 read 14 therein 14 therein 15 filled 14 therein 18 dismay 14 therein 21 future 15 filled 16 him 15 filled 17 with 19 about 21 future 20 the 21 future 21 future 22 . [chapter] [iii] [the] [battle] [of] [shoreby] [(] [concluded] [)] dick , once more left to his own counsels , began to look about him . 1 dick 2 , 1 dick 9 counsels 3 once 4 more 4 more 9 counsels 5 left 9 counsels 6 to 7 his 7 his 8 own 8 own 9 counsels 9 counsels 10 , 9 counsels 11 began 9 counsels 13 look 9 counsels 14 about 9 counsels 16 . 11 began 12 to 14 about 15 him the arrow-shot had somewhat slackened . 1 the 2 arrow-shot 2 arrow-shot 3 had 2 arrow-shot 5 slackened 4 somewhat 5 slackened 5 slackened 6 . on his own side the loss had been cruel . 1 on 4 side 2 his 3 own 2 his 4 side 4 side 6 loss 4 side 10 . 5 the 6 loss 6 loss 9 cruel 7 had 8 been 8 been 9 cruel at the same time , the day was passing . 1 at 3 same 1 at 6 the 2 the 3 same 3 same 4 time 4 time 5 , 6 the 7 day 7 day 9 passing 7 day 10 . 8 was 9 passing dick turned to the man who was at his elbow , a little insignificant archer , binding a cut in his arm . 1 dick 2 turned 2 turned 3 to 2 turned 9 his 3 to 4 the 4 the 5 man 5 man 6 who 6 who 7 was 8 at 9 his 9 his 10 elbow 9 his 22 arm 10 elbow 11 , 12 a 13 little 13 little 14 insignificant 14 insignificant 15 archer 14 insignificant 17 binding 15 archer 16 , 17 binding 18 a 17 binding 19 cut 17 binding 20 in 17 binding 22 arm 21 his 22 arm 22 arm 23 . " it was well fought , " he said , " and , by my sooth , they will not charge us twice . " 1 " 2 it 1 " 4 well 2 it 3 was 4 well 5 fought 4 well 6 , 4 well 10 , 4 well 13 , 4 well 16 sooth 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 said 8 he 9 said 10 , 11 " 10 , 12 and 14 by 16 sooth 15 my 16 sooth 16 sooth 17 , 16 sooth 21 charge 18 they 19 will 19 will 20 not 19 will 21 charge 21 charge 22 us 21 charge 23 twice 21 charge 24 . 24 . 25 " " sir , " said the little archer , " ye have [fought] right well [for] [york] , and [better] [for] [yourself] [.] 1 " 5 said 2 sir 3 , 3 , 5 said 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 archer 6 the 8 archer 7 little 8 archer 8 archer 9 , 9 , 19 and 10 " 11 ye 10 " 15 well 11 ye 12 have 14 right 15 well 15 well 18 , 18 , 19 and never hath man in so brief space prevailed so greatly on the duke 's affections . 1 never 2 hath 2 hath 3 man 3 man 4 in 4 in 6 brief 5 so 6 brief 6 brief 8 prevailed 7 space 8 prevailed 8 prevailed 9 so 8 prevailed 10 greatly 8 prevailed 11 on 8 prevailed 15 affections 12 the 13 duke 13 duke 15 affections 14 's 15 affections 15 affections 16 . that he should have entrusted such a post to one he knew not is a marvel . 1 that 2 he 1 that 3 should 3 should 5 entrusted 4 have 5 entrusted 5 entrusted 6 such 5 entrusted 8 post 5 entrusted 9 to 5 entrusted 10 one 5 entrusted 12 knew 5 entrusted 16 marvel 6 such 7 a 11 he 12 knew 12 knew 13 not 14 is 16 marvel 15 a 16 marvel 16 marvel 17 . but look to your head , [sir] [richard] ! 1 but 2 look 2 look 4 your 2 look 9 ! 3 to 4 your 4 your 5 head 5 head 6 , dick looked at the little man in amaze . 1 dick 8 amaze 2 looked 3 at 2 looked 8 amaze 3 at 4 the 5 little 8 amaze 6 man 8 amaze 7 in 8 amaze 8 amaze 9 . " you ! " he cried . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 6 cried 5 he 6 cried 6 cried 7 . " [and] [from] [behind] ! " 1 " 5 ! 5 ! 6 " " it is right so , " returned the [archer] [;] ["] [and] [because] [i] [like] [not] [the] [affair] [i] tell it you . 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 right 4 right 6 , 5 so 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 returned 7 " 23 you 8 returned 9 the 21 tell 22 it 21 tell 23 you 23 you 24 . ye must make [the] [post] [good] [,] [sir] [richard] [,] [at] [your] [peril] [.] 1 ye 2 must 2 must 3 make if any fail or hinder , they shall die the death . " 1 if 3 fail 2 any 3 fail 3 fail 5 hinder 3 fail 11 death 4 or 5 hinder 5 hinder 7 they 5 hinder 9 die 6 , 7 they 8 shall 9 die 10 the 11 death 11 death 12 . 12 . 13 " " now , [by] [the] saints ! " cried [richard] , " is this [so] ? 1 " 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 11 , 3 , 8 " 6 saints 7 ! 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 cried 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 is 13 is 14 this 14 this 16 ? and will men follow such a leader ? " 1 and 2 will 2 will 4 follow 3 men 4 follow 4 follow 7 leader 5 such 6 a 5 such 7 leader 7 leader 8 ? 8 ? 9 " he will go [far] , [will] [crookback] [dick] o ' [gloucester] ! " 1 he 2 will 2 will 3 go 3 go 5 , 5 , 13 " 9 o 10 ' 9 o 12 ! 12 ! 13 " the young knight , if he had before been brave and vigilant , was now all the more inclined to watchfulness and courage . 1 the 3 knight 2 young 3 knight 3 knight 4 , 4 , 12 vigilant 5 if 6 he 6 he 7 had 7 had 8 before 7 had 9 been 9 been 10 brave 10 brave 12 vigilant 11 and 12 vigilant 12 vigilant 13 , 12 vigilant 14 was 12 vigilant 15 now 12 vigilant 16 all 12 vigilant 18 more 12 vigilant 21 watchfulness 16 all 17 the 19 inclined 20 to 19 inclined 21 watchfulness 21 watchfulness 22 and 21 watchfulness 23 courage 21 watchfulness 24 . his sudden favour , he began to perceive , had brought perils in its train . 1 his 3 favour 2 sudden 3 favour 3 favour 16 . 4 , 8 perceive 5 he 6 began 6 began 7 to 6 began 8 perceive 8 perceive 9 , 8 perceive 12 perils 10 had 11 brought 11 brought 12 perils 12 perils 14 its 12 perils 15 train 13 in 14 its 15 train 16 . and he turned from the archer , and once more scanned anxiously the market-place . 1 and 3 turned 2 he 3 turned 3 turned 4 from 4 from 14 market-place 5 the 14 market-place 6 archer 7 , 6 archer 11 scanned 7 , 8 and 9 once 10 more 10 more 11 scanned 11 scanned 12 anxiously 11 scanned 14 market-place 13 the 14 market-place 14 market-place 15 . it lay empty as before . 1 it 5 before 2 lay 3 empty 2 lay 5 before 4 as 5 before 5 before 6 . " [i] like [not] this [quietude] , " he said . 1 " 10 said 3 like 5 this 5 this 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 . " doubtless [they] [prepare] [us] [some] [surprise] [.] ["] 1 " 2 doubtless but there was something hesitating in the attack . 1 but 5 hesitating 2 there 3 was 2 there 4 something 4 something 5 hesitating 5 hesitating 6 in 5 hesitating 8 attack 5 hesitating 9 . 7 the 8 attack they came not on roundly , but seemed rather to await a further signal . 1 they 2 came 2 came 14 signal 3 not 5 roundly 4 on 5 roundly 5 roundly 7 but 5 roundly 8 seemed 5 roundly 11 await 6 , 7 but 9 rather 11 await 10 to 11 await 11 await 14 signal 12 a 14 signal 13 further 14 signal 14 signal 15 . dick looked uneasily about him , spying for a hidden danger . 1 dick 7 spying 2 looked 3 uneasily 3 uneasily 4 about 3 uneasily 7 spying 5 him 7 spying 6 , 7 spying 7 spying 8 for 7 spying 10 hidden 7 spying 11 danger 8 for 9 a 11 danger 12 . at the same time , the assailants in the market-place redoubled their shot , and began to close in stoutly upon the barricade . 1 at 11 redoubled 2 the 3 same 2 the 10 market-place 3 same 4 time 4 time 5 , 6 the 10 market-place 7 assailants 8 in 8 in 10 market-place 9 the 10 market-place 10 market-place 11 redoubled 11 redoubled 12 their 11 redoubled 13 shot 13 shot 23 barricade 14 , 15 and 15 and 16 began 16 began 17 to 16 began 23 barricade 18 close 23 barricade 19 in 23 barricade 20 stoutly 23 barricade 21 upon 23 barricade 22 the 23 barricade 23 barricade 24 . and meanwhile the fight swayed to and fro in the street without determinate result . 1 and 2 meanwhile 2 meanwhile 3 the 2 meanwhile 4 fight 4 fight 13 determinate 5 swayed 8 fro 5 swayed 13 determinate 6 to 8 fro 7 and 8 fro 8 fro 9 in 10 the 11 street 11 street 13 determinate 12 without 13 determinate 13 determinate 14 result 13 determinate 15 . suddenly [dick] [was] [aware] [of] [a] [great] [trumpeting] [about] the [outskirts] [of] [the] [town] [.] 1 suddenly 10 the the [war-cry] of [york] [began] [to] [be] [rolled] [up] [to] [heaven] [,] [as] [by] [many] [and] [triumphant] [voices] [.] 1 the 3 of some one gave the word to fly . 1 some 2 one 2 one 5 word 3 gave 4 the 3 gave 5 word 5 word 6 to 5 word 8 . 6 to 7 fly trumpets were blown distractedly , some for a rally , some to charge . 1 trumpets 2 were 1 trumpets 3 blown 3 blown 4 distractedly 4 distractedly 5 , 4 distractedly 6 some 4 distractedly 9 rally 7 for 9 rally 8 a 9 rally 9 rally 10 , 9 rally 11 some 9 rally 13 charge 12 to 13 charge 13 charge 14 . and then , like a [theatre] [trick] , there [followed] [the] [last] [act] [of] [shoreby] [battle] . 1 and 2 then 2 then 3 , 2 then 8 , 2 then 9 there 3 , 4 like 4 like 5 a 9 there 17 . the [men] in front of [richard] [turned] [tail] , like a dog [that] [has] [been] [whistled] [home] , and [fled] [like] the wind [.] 1 the 23 wind 3 in 4 front 3 in 22 the 4 front 5 of 9 , 10 like 10 like 11 a 11 a 12 dog 12 dog 18 , 18 , 19 and 19 and 22 the 22 the 23 wind [conspicuous] [in] [the] [mellay] [,] [dick] [beheld] [the] [crookback] [.] a moment more and they had met ; the tall , splendid , and famous warrior against the deformed and sickly boy . 1 a 2 moment 2 moment 3 more 2 moment 5 they 2 moment 8 ; 2 moment 9 the 4 and 5 they 5 they 6 had 5 they 7 met 9 the 19 deformed 10 tall 11 , 10 tall 12 splendid 12 splendid 19 deformed 13 , 14 and 14 and 15 famous 15 famous 16 warrior 16 warrior 19 deformed 17 against 19 deformed 18 the 19 deformed 19 deformed 20 and 19 deformed 21 sickly 19 deformed 22 boy 22 boy 23 . [chapter] [iv] [the] [sack] [of] [shoreby] but this was not yet the hour for repose . 1 but 2 this 2 this 3 was 3 was 4 not 4 not 5 yet 5 yet 9 repose 6 the 7 hour 7 hour 9 repose 8 for 9 repose 9 repose 10 . [sir] [daniel] ['s] [great] [house] [had] [been] [carried] [by] [assault] [.] the most [sickening] [apprehension] [fell] [upon] [dick] . 1 the 2 most 1 the 8 . dick , almost without thinking , trod out the incipient conflagration , and then stood bewildered . 1 dick 2 , 2 , 16 bewildered 3 almost 16 bewildered 4 without 5 thinking 5 thinking 10 incipient 6 , 7 trod 7 trod 10 incipient 8 out 10 incipient 9 the 10 incipient 10 incipient 11 conflagration 10 incipient 16 bewildered 11 conflagration 12 , 11 conflagration 14 then 11 conflagration 15 stood 13 and 14 then 16 bewildered 17 . he caught a passing archer by the tabard . 1 he 2 caught 2 caught 3 a 2 caught 8 tabard 4 passing 8 tabard 5 archer 8 tabard 6 by 8 tabard 7 the 8 tabard 8 tabard 9 . " fellow , " he asked , " were ye here when this house was taken ? " 1 " 10 ye 2 fellow 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 asked 4 " 10 ye 5 he 6 asked 6 asked 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 ye 9 were 10 ye 10 ye 11 here 11 here 12 when 11 here 17 ? 13 this 14 house 13 this 15 was 13 this 17 ? 15 was 16 taken 17 ? 18 " " let be , " said the archer . 1 " 2 let 1 " 6 said 2 let 3 be 4 , 6 said 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 archer 7 the 8 archer 8 archer 9 . " [a] [murrain] ! let be [,] [or] [i] [strike] . " 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 12 " 5 let 6 be 6 be 11 . 11 . 12 " " [hark] [ye] , " [returned] [richard] [,] ["] two can play at that . 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 11 can 10 two 11 can 11 can 12 play 12 play 13 at 12 play 15 . 13 at 14 that stand and be plain . " 1 stand 2 and 1 stand 4 plain 3 be 4 plain 4 plain 5 . 5 . 6 " thereupon the full wrath of the young leader burst from his control . 1 thereupon 2 the 1 thereupon 4 wrath 3 full 4 wrath 4 wrath 8 leader 4 wrath 13 . 5 of 6 the 6 the 8 leader 7 young 8 leader 8 leader 9 burst 8 leader 12 control 9 burst 10 from 11 his 12 control " [i] [pray] you [mercy] ! " gasped [the] [archer] . 1 " 4 you 4 you 6 ! 6 ! 7 " 7 " 8 gasped 8 gasped 11 . " [an] [i] [had] [thought] [ye] [were] [so] [angry] [i] [would] ['] [a] ['] [been] [charier] of [crossing] you . 1 " 19 you 17 of 19 you 19 you 20 . i was [here] [indeed] . " 1 i 2 was 2 was 5 . 5 . 6 " " [know] ye [sir] [daniel] [?] ["] [pursued] [dick] [.] 1 " 3 ye " well do [i] [know] [him] , " returned the man . 1 " 2 well 1 " 3 do 3 do 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 returned 9 returned 10 the 10 the 11 man 11 man 12 . " was he [in] [the] [mansion] [?] ["] 1 " 3 he 2 was 3 he " alone ? " cried [dick] . 1 " 5 cried 2 alone 3 ? 3 ? 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 7 . " he may ' a ' had a score of lances with him , " said the man . 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 may 2 he 5 a 4 ' 5 a 5 a 9 score 5 a 18 man 6 ' 8 a 7 had 8 a 8 a 9 score 9 score 10 of 9 score 11 lances 11 lances 12 with 12 with 13 him 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 17 the 17 the 18 man 18 man 19 . " [lances] ! 1 " 3 ! no [women] , then ? " asked [shelton] . 1 no 3 , 3 , 4 then 4 then 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 asked 7 asked 9 . " [troth] , [i] [saw] [not] , " said the archer . 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 archer 10 the 11 archer 11 archer 12 . " [but] there were [none] [in] [the] [house] , if that [be] [your] [quest] . " 1 " 10 if 1 " 11 that 3 there 4 were 3 there 9 , 9 , 10 if 11 that 15 . 15 . 16 " " [i] thank you , " said [dick] . 1 " 3 thank 3 thank 4 you 3 thank 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 . " here is a piece for your pains . " 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 is 2 here 9 . 3 is 4 a 4 a 5 piece 5 piece 8 pains 6 for 7 your 7 your 8 pains 9 . 10 " but [groping] [in] [his] [wallet] [,] [dick] [found] nothing . 1 but 9 nothing 9 nothing 10 . and then [an] [idea] [struck] [dick] . 1 and 2 then 2 then 7 . he hastily descended to the courtyard , ran with all his might across the garden , and came to the great door of the church . 1 he 2 hastily 2 hastily 3 descended 2 hastily 13 across 3 descended 4 to 5 the 6 courtyard 6 courtyard 7 , 6 courtyard 8 ran 8 ran 13 across 9 with 10 all 10 all 12 might 11 his 12 might 12 might 13 across 13 across 14 the 13 across 15 garden 13 across 20 the 13 across 24 the 16 , 17 and 17 and 18 came 18 came 19 to 19 to 20 the 20 the 21 great 20 the 22 door 22 door 23 of 24 the 25 church 25 church 26 . even [as] [dick] [entered] [,] [the] [loud] [chorus] began to [thunder] [in] the [vaulted] [roofs] [.] 1 even 13 the 9 began 10 to 10 to 13 the he hurried through the groups of refugees , and came to the door of the stair that led into the steeple . 1 he 2 hurried 2 hurried 3 through 3 through 4 the 3 through 5 groups 3 through 15 the 5 groups 7 refugees 5 groups 14 of 6 of 7 refugees 7 refugees 8 , 7 refugees 9 and 10 came 11 to 11 to 12 the 12 the 13 door 13 door 14 of 15 the 21 steeple 16 stair 18 led 16 stair 21 steeple 17 that 18 led 18 led 19 into 20 the 21 steeple 21 steeple 22 . and here a tall churchman stepped before him and arrested his advance . 1 and 2 here 2 here 5 churchman 3 a 5 churchman 4 tall 5 churchman 5 churchman 6 stepped 5 churchman 7 before 5 churchman 8 him 5 churchman 10 arrested 5 churchman 12 advance 9 and 10 arrested 10 arrested 11 his 12 advance 13 . " whither , my son ? " he asked , severely . 1 " 9 asked 2 whither 5 son 2 whither 6 ? 3 , 4 my 4 my 5 son 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 9 asked 8 he 9 asked 9 asked 11 severely 10 , 11 severely 11 severely 12 . " my father , ["] answered [dick] , " [i] [am] [here] [upon] [an] [errand] [of] [expedition] [.] 1 " 2 my 2 my 3 father 3 father 4 , 4 , 9 " 6 answered 8 , 8 , 9 " [stay] [me] [not] [.] [i] [command] [here] [for] [my] [lord] [of] [gloucester] [.] ["] " for [my] [lord] [of] [gloucester] ? " repeated [the] [priest] . 1 " 9 repeated 2 for 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 repeated 9 repeated 12 . " [hath] , then , [the] [battle] [gone] so [sore] ? " 1 " 3 , 3 , 12 " 4 then 5 , 5 , 12 " 9 so 11 ? 11 ? 12 " and now , with your good [leave] [,] [i] [follow] [mine] affairs . " 1 and 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 13 . 3 , 4 with 4 with 5 your 5 your 6 good 5 your 12 affairs 13 . 14 " it was now near upon noon ; the day exceeding bright , the snow dazzling . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 near 3 now 4 near 4 near 6 noon 5 upon 6 noon 6 noon 7 ; 6 noon 10 exceeding 8 the 9 day 9 day 10 exceeding 10 exceeding 11 bright 10 exceeding 15 dazzling 11 bright 12 , 13 the 14 snow 14 snow 15 dazzling 15 dazzling 16 . and [as] [dick] looked around him , he could measure the consequences of the battle . 1 and 4 looked 4 looked 5 around 5 around 6 him 5 around 10 measure 6 him 7 , 8 he 9 could 9 could 10 measure 10 measure 12 consequences 11 the 12 consequences 12 consequences 13 of 12 consequences 15 battle 12 consequences 16 . 14 the 15 battle a confused , growling uproar reached him from the streets , and now and then , but very rarely , the clash of steel . 1 a 2 confused 2 confused 4 growling 3 , 4 growling 4 growling 5 uproar 5 uproar 6 reached 5 uproar 7 him 5 uproar 8 from 8 from 9 the 8 from 21 the 9 the 10 streets 10 streets 14 and 10 streets 20 , 11 , 12 and 11 , 14 and 12 and 13 now 14 and 15 then 15 then 19 rarely 16 , 17 but 17 but 19 rarely 18 very 19 rarely 21 the 22 clash 22 clash 23 of 22 clash 24 steel 24 steel 25 . over all the open ground there lay a prodigious quantity of fallen men and horses , clearly defined upon the snow . 1 over 5 ground 2 all 3 the 3 the 5 ground 4 open 5 ground 5 ground 7 lay 6 there 7 lay 7 lay 9 prodigious 8 a 9 prodigious 9 prodigious 10 quantity 10 quantity 11 of 10 quantity 18 defined 12 fallen 18 defined 13 men 14 and 13 men 18 defined 15 horses 18 defined 16 , 18 defined 17 clearly 18 defined 18 defined 19 upon 18 defined 21 snow 20 the 21 snow 21 snow 22 . " [murrey] [and] [blue] ! " cried [dick] . 1 " 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 9 . " [i] [swear] [it] [murrey] [and] [blue] ! " 1 " 8 ! 8 ! 9 " the next moment he was descending the stairway . 1 the 8 stairway 2 next 3 moment 3 moment 8 stairway 4 he 5 was 5 was 8 stairway 6 descending 8 stairway 7 the 8 stairway 8 stairway 9 . " [sir] [richard] [shelton] [,] ye are well [found] , " he said . 1 " 6 ye 1 " 8 well 6 ye 7 are 8 well 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 said 12 he 13 said 13 said 14 . [catesby] [,] [if] [i] [had] [ten] [such] [captains] [as] [sir] [richard] [,] [i] [would] [march] [forthright] [on] [london] [.] but now , sir , claim your reward [.] ["] 1 but 2 now 2 now 6 claim 3 , 4 sir 4 sir 5 , 4 sir 6 claim 6 claim 8 reward 7 your 8 reward " [freely] , my lord , " said [dick] , " [freely] and [loudly] . 1 " 8 said 3 , 7 " 4 my 5 lord 5 lord 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 8 said 15 . 10 , 11 " 10 , 13 and one [hath] [escaped] to [whom] [i] [owe] [some] [grudges] , and [taken] with him [one] whom [i] [owe] [love] [and] [service] [.] 1 one 16 whom 4 to 14 him 4 to 16 whom 10 , 11 and 10 , 13 with 13 with 14 him " how call ye him ? " inquired the duke . 1 " 8 inquired 2 how 4 ye 3 call 4 ye 4 ye 6 ? 5 him 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 inquired 8 inquired 10 duke 8 inquired 11 . 9 the 10 duke " [sir] [daniel] [brackley] , " answered [richard] . 1 " 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 answered 7 answered 9 . " [out] [upon] him , [double-face] ! " cried [gloucester] . 1 " 9 cried 4 him 5 , 5 , 8 " 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 cried 9 cried 11 . [crookback] [dick] [was] [pleased] [to] [cheer] [the] [exploit] [,] [and] [pushing] [his] [horse] [a] [little] [nearer] [,] [called] [to] [see] [the] [prisoners] [.] the young duke passed them for a moment under a severe review . 1 the 3 duke 2 young 3 duke 3 duke 4 passed 4 passed 5 them 4 passed 12 review 6 for 8 moment 7 a 8 moment 8 moment 12 review 9 under 12 review 10 a 11 severe 11 severe 12 review 12 review 13 . " good , " he said . 1 " 6 said 2 good 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 . ["] [hang] [them] [.] ["] and he turned the other way to watch the progress of the fight . 1 and 3 turned 2 he 3 turned 3 turned 10 progress 4 the 5 other 5 other 6 way 5 other 10 progress 6 way 7 to 8 watch 10 progress 9 the 10 progress 10 progress 11 of 10 progress 13 fight 11 of 12 the 13 fight 14 . " my lord , " said [dick] , " so please you , [i] [have] [found] [my] [reward] . 1 " 6 said 2 my 3 lord 3 lord 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 , 6 said 19 . 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 please 10 so 11 please 11 please 12 you 11 please 13 , grant me the life and liberty of yon old shipman . " 1 grant 2 me 1 grant 10 shipman 3 the 10 shipman 4 life 5 and 4 life 10 shipman 6 liberty 7 of 6 liberty 8 yon 8 yon 10 shipman 9 old 10 shipman 10 shipman 12 " 11 . 12 " gloucester turned and looked the speaker in the face . 1 gloucester 2 turned 1 gloucester 4 looked 1 gloucester 6 speaker 1 gloucester 10 . 3 and 4 looked 5 the 6 speaker 6 speaker 7 in 6 speaker 9 face 7 in 8 the " [sir] [richard] , " he said , " [i] [make] not [war] [with] [peacock] ['s] [feathers] , but [steel] [shafts] . 1 " 7 said 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 , 7 said 22 . 8 , 9 " 8 , 19 but 9 " 12 not 18 , 19 but those that are [mine] [enemies] [i] [slay] [,] [and] [that] [without] [excuse] [or] [favour] [.] 1 those 3 are 2 that 3 are if [,] [then] [,] [i] [did] [begin] [to] [grant] these [pardons] [,] [i] [might] [sheathe] [my] [sword] [.] ["] 1 if 10 these [richard] [of] [gloucester] [flushed] [.] " mark it right well , " he said , harshly . 1 " 2 mark 2 mark 11 harshly 3 it 11 harshly 4 right 5 well 5 well 6 , 6 , 9 said 7 " 9 said 8 he 9 said 9 said 11 harshly 10 , 11 harshly 11 harshly 12 . " [i] [love] [not] mercy , [nor] [yet] [mercymongers] [.] 1 " 5 mercy 5 mercy 6 , ye have [this] [day] [laid] [the] [foundations] [of] [high] [fortune] [.] 1 ye 2 have if ye [oppose] [to] [me] [my] [word] [,] [which] [i] [have] [plighted] [,] [i] [will] [yield] [.] 1 if 2 ye but , by the glory of heaven , there your favour dies ! 1 but 5 glory 2 , 3 by 3 by 4 the 3 by 5 glory 5 glory 6 of 5 glory 7 heaven 5 glory 12 dies 7 heaven 8 , 8 , 9 there 10 your 11 favour 11 favour 12 dies 12 dies 13 ! " [mine] is [the] [loss] , " said [dick] . 1 " 3 is 1 " 8 said 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " give him his [sailor] , " said [the] [duke] ; and [wheeling] [his] [horse] [,] [he] turned [his] back [upon] [young] [shelton] . 1 " 8 said 2 give 3 him 3 him 4 his 3 him 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 11 ; 11 ; 12 and 12 and 18 turned 18 turned 20 back 20 back 24 . dick was nor glad nor sorry . 1 dick 2 was 1 dick 7 . 2 was 6 sorry 3 nor 5 nor 4 glad 5 nor 5 nor 6 sorry one thing alone he feared that the vindictive leader might revoke the offer of the lances . 1 one 2 thing 2 thing 3 alone 3 alone 5 feared 3 alone 17 . 4 he 5 feared 5 feared 11 revoke 6 that 11 revoke 7 the 8 vindictive 8 vindictive 11 revoke 9 leader 11 revoke 10 might 11 revoke 11 revoke 12 the 11 revoke 13 offer 11 revoke 14 of 11 revoke 15 the 11 revoke 16 lances but [here] he did [justice] [neither] [to] [gloucester] ['s] [honour] [(] such as it was [)] [nor] [,] [above] [all] [,] to [his] [decision] [.] 1 but 3 he 1 but 14 it 3 he 4 did 12 such 13 as 13 as 14 it 14 it 15 was 15 was 22 to in [the] [meanwhile] , [dick] turned to the old [shipman] , [who] [had] [seemed] [equally] [indifferent] [to] [his] [condemnation] and [to] his [subsequent] [release] [.] 1 in 4 , 4 , 20 and 6 turned 7 to 7 to 8 the 8 the 9 old 9 old 11 , 11 , 20 and 20 and 22 his but the old skipper only looked upon him dully and held his peace . 1 but 2 the 2 the 4 skipper 3 old 4 skipper 4 skipper 5 only 4 skipper 6 looked 4 skipper 9 dully 4 skipper 11 held 4 skipper 14 . 7 upon 9 dully 8 him 9 dully 10 and 11 held 11 held 12 his 11 held 13 peace " come , " [continued] [dick] [,] ["] [a] [life] is a [life] [,] [old] [shrew] , and it is more than [ships] or [liquor] [.] 1 " 2 come 2 come 3 , 2 come 17 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 11 is 11 is 12 a 17 , 18 and 17 , 24 or 18 and 19 it 19 it 20 is 20 is 21 more 21 more 22 than say ye forgive me ; for if your life be worth nothing to you , it hath cost me the beginnings of my fortune . 1 say 2 ye 2 ye 3 forgive 3 forgive 4 me 3 forgive 6 for 5 ; 6 for 6 for 8 your 7 if 8 your 8 your 9 life 8 your 24 fortune 9 life 11 worth 9 life 15 , 10 be 11 worth 11 worth 12 nothing 12 nothing 13 to 13 to 14 you 16 it 17 hath 17 hath 21 beginnings 18 cost 21 beginnings 19 me 21 beginnings 20 the 21 beginnings 21 beginnings 22 of 21 beginnings 23 my 21 beginnings 24 fortune 24 fortune 25 . come , [i] [have] paid for it [dearly] [;] [be] [not] [so] [churlish] . " 1 come 2 , 2 , 15 " 5 paid 6 for 6 for 7 it 7 it 14 . 14 . 15 " ' [murrain] ! ' [quoth] he [,] [and] [spake] [never] [again] . 1 ' 3 ! 3 ! 4 ' 4 ' 6 he 6 he 12 . ' [murrain] ['] was the [last] of his words , and the poor [spirit] [of] [him] [passed] [.] 1 ' 13 poor 4 was 5 the 5 the 7 of 7 of 8 his 8 his 9 words 9 words 10 , 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 the 12 the 13 poor ' [a] [will] [never] [sail] no [more] , [will] [my] [tom] . ' " 1 ' 6 no 6 no 8 , 8 , 14 " 12 . 13 ' 12 . 14 " dick was seized with unavailing penitence and pity ; he sought to take the skipper 's hand [,] [but] [arblaster] [avoided] [his] [touch] . 1 dick 16 's 2 was 3 seized 3 seized 5 unavailing 4 with 5 unavailing 5 unavailing 6 penitence 6 penitence 7 and 6 penitence 8 pity 8 pity 9 ; 8 pity 16 's 10 he 11 sought 11 sought 13 take 12 to 13 take 13 take 15 skipper 14 the 15 skipper 15 skipper 16 's 16 's 17 hand 17 hand 24 . " [nay] , " said he , " let be . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 6 he 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 let 9 let 10 be 10 be 11 . y ' have played the devil with me , and let that content you . " 1 y 2 ' 1 y 3 have 3 have 4 played 3 have 14 you 4 played 6 devil 4 played 7 with 4 played 13 content 5 the 6 devil 8 me 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 let 11 let 13 content 12 that 13 content 14 you 15 . 15 . 16 " the words [died] [in] [richard] ['s] [throat] . 1 the 2 words 2 words 8 . but there was no time left to him for vain regret . 1 but 2 there 2 there 3 was 3 was 4 no 3 was 6 left 4 no 5 time 6 left 8 him 6 left 9 for 6 left 11 regret 7 to 8 him 10 vain 11 regret 11 regret 12 . [catesby] [had] [now] [collected] [the] [horsemen] [,] [and] [riding] [up] [to] [dick] [he] [dismounted] [,] [and] [offered] [him] [his] [own] [horse] [.] " [suffer] [me] yet [a] [moment] , " replied [dick] . 1 " 9 replied 4 yet 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 replied 9 replied 11 . " this [favour] [of] [mine] [whereupon] was [it] [founded] [?] ["] 1 " 2 this 2 this 7 was " [upon] [your] name , " answered [catesby] . 1 " 7 answered 4 name 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 answered 7 answered 9 . " it is my lord 's chief superstition . 1 " 5 lord 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 my 4 my 5 lord 5 lord 8 superstition 6 's 8 superstition 7 chief 8 superstition 8 superstition 9 . [were] [my] [name] [richard] [,] [i] [should] [be] [an] [earl] [to-morrow] [.] ["] catesby laughed . 1 catesby 2 laughed 1 catesby 3 . " [nay] , " said he , " of [a] [verity] [he] that [rides] with [crooked] [dick] [will] [ride] [deep] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 3 , 15 with 4 " 5 said 5 said 6 he 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 13 that 9 of 13 that 15 with 21 . well , [god] [keep] [us] all [from] [evil] ! 1 well 2 , 1 well 9 ! 2 , 6 all speed ye well . " 1 speed 2 ye 1 speed 3 well 1 speed 4 . 4 . 5 " thereupon [dick] [put] [himself] [at] the head of [his] [men] [,] [and] [giving] the word of command , rode off . 1 thereupon 6 the 6 the 8 of 7 head 8 of 8 of 14 the 14 the 16 of 15 word 16 of 16 of 17 command 17 command 18 , 17 command 19 rode 17 command 21 . 19 rode 20 off the streets were strewn with the dead and the wounded , whose fate , in the bitter frost , was far the more pitiable . 1 the 2 streets 2 streets 4 strewn 3 were 4 strewn 4 strewn 5 with 5 with 17 bitter 6 the 7 dead 6 the 10 wounded 7 dead 8 and 9 the 10 wounded 10 wounded 12 whose 11 , 12 whose 12 whose 13 fate 13 fate 14 , 13 fate 17 bitter 15 in 16 the 16 the 17 bitter 17 bitter 18 frost 17 bitter 24 pitiable 18 frost 19 , 20 was 21 far 21 far 24 pitiable 22 the 24 pitiable 23 more 24 pitiable 24 pitiable 25 . gangs of the victors went from house to house , pillaging and stabbing , and sometimes singing together as they went . 1 gangs 2 of 1 gangs 3 the 3 the 4 victors 3 the 7 house 4 victors 5 went 4 victors 6 from 7 house 11 pillaging 7 house 22 . 8 to 9 house 9 house 11 pillaging 10 , 11 pillaging 11 pillaging 12 and 11 pillaging 13 stabbing 11 pillaging 15 and 11 pillaging 16 sometimes 11 pillaging 17 singing 11 pillaging 18 together 11 pillaging 20 they 11 pillaging 21 went 14 , 15 and 19 as 20 they dick 's heart had just been awakened . 1 dick 2 's 1 dick 8 . 2 's 3 heart 3 heart 7 awakened 4 had 5 just 4 had 6 been 6 been 7 awakened and [here] [dick] [spied] [among] the rest [the] [body] [of] a very young lad , whose face was somehow hauntingly familiar to him . 1 and 7 rest 6 the 7 rest 7 rest 24 . 11 a 12 very 12 very 20 hauntingly 13 young 20 hauntingly 14 lad 20 hauntingly 15 , 16 whose 16 whose 20 hauntingly 17 face 20 hauntingly 18 was 20 hauntingly 19 somehow 20 hauntingly 20 hauntingly 21 familiar 20 hauntingly 22 to 20 hauntingly 23 him 23 him 24 . he halted his troop , dismounted , and raised the lad 's head . 1 he 6 dismounted 2 halted 4 troop 3 his 4 troop 4 troop 5 , 4 troop 6 dismounted 6 dismounted 7 , 6 dismounted 8 and 6 dismounted 9 raised 9 raised 11 lad 9 raised 13 head 10 the 11 lad 12 's 13 head 13 head 14 . as he did so , the hood fell back , and a profusion of long brown hair unrolled itself . 1 as 2 he 2 he 3 did 2 he 18 unrolled 3 did 4 so 4 so 5 , 6 the 7 hood 7 hood 8 fell 8 fell 13 profusion 9 back 13 profusion 10 , 11 and 11 and 13 profusion 12 a 13 profusion 13 profusion 14 of 13 profusion 15 long 13 profusion 16 brown 13 profusion 18 unrolled 17 hair 18 unrolled 18 unrolled 19 itself 19 itself 20 . at the same time the eyes opened . 1 at 3 same 1 at 5 the 2 the 3 same 3 same 4 time 5 the 7 opened 6 eyes 7 opened 7 opened 8 . " ah ! lion driver ! " said a feeble voice . 1 " 2 ah 2 ah 3 ! 2 ah 5 driver 4 lion 5 driver 5 driver 6 ! 5 driver 10 feeble 6 ! 7 " 7 " 8 said 9 a 10 feeble 10 feeble 11 voice 11 voice 12 . " she is farther on . 1 " 2 she 2 she 3 is 3 is 6 . 4 farther 5 on 4 farther 6 . ride ride fast ! " 1 ride 2 ride 2 ride 3 fast 2 ride 4 ! 4 ! 5 " and then the poor young lady fainted once again . 1 and 2 then 1 and 7 fainted 3 the 6 lady 4 poor 6 lady 5 young 6 lady 6 lady 7 fainted 7 fainted 8 once 7 fainted 9 again 9 again 10 . one of [dick] ['s] men [carried] [a] [flask] of [some] [strong] [cordial] [,] [and] [with] [this] [dick] [succeeded] [in] [reviving] [consciousness] [.] 1 one 2 of 1 one 9 of 2 of 5 men then [he] [took] [joanna] ['s] [friend] [upon] [his] [saddlebow] , and once more [pushed] [toward] the forest . 1 then 10 , 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 once 12 once 13 more 12 once 18 . 16 the 17 forest 17 forest 18 . " why do ye take me ? " said the girl . 1 " 2 why 1 " 9 said 2 why 3 do 3 do 4 ye 4 ye 5 take 6 me 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 10 the 10 the 11 girl 11 girl 12 . " ye but delay your speed . " 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 4 delay 3 but 4 delay 4 delay 6 speed 4 delay 7 . 5 your 6 speed 7 . 8 " " [nay] , [mistress] [risingham] , " replied [dick] . 1 " 8 replied 3 , 8 replied 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 replied 8 replied 10 . " [shoreby] is [full] [of] [blood] [and] [drunkenness] [and] [riot] . 1 " 3 is 3 is 11 . here ye are safe ; content ye . " 1 here 2 ye 2 ye 6 content 3 are 4 safe 4 safe 5 ; 4 safe 6 content 6 content 7 ye 6 content 8 . 8 . 9 " " [i] [will] [not] [be] [beholden] [to] [any] [of] [your] [faction] , " she cried [;] ["] [set] [me] [down] . " 1 " 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 15 cried 14 she 15 cried 15 cried 21 . 21 . 22 " " madam , ye know not what ye say , " returned [dick] [.] 1 " 12 returned 2 madam 3 , 2 madam 4 ye 2 madam 8 ye 2 madam 10 , 2 madam 11 " 4 ye 5 know 5 know 7 what 6 not 7 what 8 ye 9 say 11 " 12 returned " [y] ' [are] [hurt] ["] 1 " 3 ' " [i] [am] not , " she said . 1 " 4 not 1 " 8 said 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 she 8 said 8 said 9 . " it [was] [my] [horse] [was] [slain] . " 1 " 2 it 2 it 8 . 8 . 9 " " it [matters] not one [jot] , " replied [richard] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 9 replied 4 not 5 one 5 one 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 replied 9 replied 11 . " ye are here in the midst of open snow , and compassed about with enemies . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 are 2 ye 4 here 4 here 5 in 5 in 7 midst 6 the 7 midst 7 midst 8 of 7 midst 13 compassed 9 open 13 compassed 10 snow 13 compassed 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 compassed 13 compassed 14 about 13 compassed 15 with 13 compassed 16 enemies 16 enemies 17 . whether [ye] [will] or not [,] [i] [carry] [you] [with] [me] . 1 whether 4 or 1 whether 5 not 5 not 12 . glad [am] [i] to have [the] [occasion] [;] [for] [thus] [shall] [i] [repay] [some] [portion] [of] our [debt] [.] ["] 1 glad 4 to 4 to 5 have 5 have 17 our for a little while she was silent . 1 for 2 a 2 a 3 little 3 little 4 while 4 while 5 she 5 she 6 was 6 was 7 silent 7 silent 8 . then , very suddenly , she asked : 1 then 2 , 1 then 4 suddenly 1 then 6 she 3 very 4 suddenly 5 , 6 she 6 she 7 asked 7 asked 8 : " my uncle [?] ["] 1 " 3 uncle 2 my 3 uncle " [my] [lord] [risingham] ? " returned [dick] [.] 1 " 7 returned 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 returned " [i] [would] [i] [had] good news to give you , madam ; but [i] [have] [none] [.] 1 " 12 madam 6 good 7 news 7 news 8 to 7 news 12 madam 8 to 9 give 9 give 10 you 11 , 12 madam 12 madam 13 ; 13 ; 14 but i saw him once in the battle , and once only . 1 i 2 saw 2 saw 3 him 3 him 4 once 3 him 12 . 5 in 6 the 6 the 7 battle 7 battle 8 , 7 battle 12 . 8 , 9 and 10 once 11 only 10 once 12 . let us hope the best [.] ["] 1 let 2 us 2 us 3 hope 3 hope 5 best 4 the 5 best [chapter] [v] [night] [in] [the] [woods] [:] [alicia] [risingham] at this [point] [sir] [daniel] [had] [turned] [a] [little] [to] [his] [left] , and then [plunged] [straight] [under] [a] [grove] [of] [very] [lofty] [timber] . 1 at 2 this 2 this 13 , 13 , 14 and 14 and 15 then 15 then 25 . " [sir] [richard] , ["] [replied] [the] [man-at-arms] , " [i] [would] [follow] the line [until] [they] [scatter] . " 1 " 4 , 4 , 20 " 9 , 10 " 9 , 20 " 14 the 15 line 15 line 19 . 19 . 20 " how say ye , lads ? 1 how 3 ye 2 say 3 ye 3 ye 5 lads 3 ye 6 ? 4 , 5 lads will [ye] [stand] [a] [pinch] [for] [expedition] ['s] [sake] , [or] [shall] [we] [turn] by [holywood] and [sup] [with] [mother] [church] [?] 1 will 10 , 10 , 17 and 15 by 17 and the men [answered] , almost with one [voice] [,] [that] [they] [would] [follow] [sir] [richard] [where] he would . 1 the 2 men 2 men 18 would 4 , 6 with 4 , 17 he 5 almost 6 with 6 with 7 one 17 he 18 would 18 would 19 . and [dick] [,] [setting] [spur] [to] [his] [horse] [,] began [once] [more] to go forward . 1 and 10 began 10 began 13 to 13 to 14 go 14 go 15 forward 15 forward 16 . the snow in the trail had been trodden very hard , and the pursuers had thus a great advantage over the pursued . 1 the 2 snow 2 snow 3 in 3 in 4 the 4 the 5 trail 4 the 19 advantage 6 had 7 been 6 had 19 advantage 7 been 8 trodden 8 trodden 10 hard 9 very 10 hard 11 , 12 and 12 and 14 pursuers 13 the 14 pursuers 14 pursuers 15 had 14 pursuers 16 thus 14 pursuers 19 advantage 17 a 18 great 18 great 19 advantage 19 advantage 20 over 19 advantage 22 pursued 20 over 21 the 22 pursued 23 . plainly , profiting by [the] [road] [,] [sir] [daniel] [had] [begun] [already] [to] [scatter] [his] [command] [.] 1 plainly 3 profiting 2 , 3 profiting 3 profiting 4 by dick drew bridle in despair . 1 dick 3 bridle 2 drew 3 bridle 3 bridle 5 despair 4 in 5 despair 5 despair 6 . " well , we are [outwitted] , " [dick] [confessed] [.] 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 4 we 2 well 7 , 4 we 5 are 7 , 8 " " [strike] we [for] [holywood] , after all . 1 " 3 we 3 we 8 all 6 , 7 after 7 after 8 all 8 all 9 . it is still nearer us than [tunstall] [or] [should] [be] [by] [the] [station] [of] [the] [sun] . " 1 it 2 is 2 is 3 still 3 still 4 nearer 4 nearer 5 us 4 nearer 6 than 4 nearer 17 . 17 . 18 " so they wheeled to their left , turning their backs on the red shield of sun , and made across country for the abbey . 1 so 2 they 2 they 3 wheeled 3 wheeled 4 to 3 wheeled 5 their 3 wheeled 14 shield 6 left 8 turning 7 , 8 turning 8 turning 10 backs 8 turning 13 red 9 their 10 backs 10 backs 11 on 11 on 12 the 13 red 14 shield 14 shield 15 of 14 shield 16 sun 14 shield 17 , 14 shield 24 abbey 17 , 18 and 19 made 24 abbey 20 across 24 abbey 21 country 24 abbey 22 for 24 abbey 23 the 24 abbey 24 abbey 25 . now they must plough at a dull pace through the encumbering snow , continually pausing to decide their course , continually floundering in drifts . 1 now 14 continually 2 they 4 plough 2 they 14 continually 3 must 4 plough 4 plough 5 at 6 a 8 pace 7 dull 8 pace 8 pace 9 through 9 through 11 encumbering 10 the 11 encumbering 11 encumbering 12 snow 12 snow 14 continually 13 , 14 continually 14 continually 22 floundering 15 pausing 22 floundering 16 to 17 decide 17 decide 22 floundering 18 their 22 floundering 19 course 22 floundering 20 , 22 floundering 21 continually 22 floundering 22 floundering 23 in 22 floundering 24 drifts 24 drifts 25 . presently , indeed , the moon would clear the hilltops , and they might resume their march . 1 presently 3 indeed 1 presently 6 moon 2 , 3 indeed 3 indeed 4 , 5 the 6 moon 6 moon 10 hilltops 7 would 10 hilltops 8 clear 10 hilltops 9 the 10 hilltops 10 hilltops 11 , 10 hilltops 12 and 10 hilltops 13 they 10 hilltops 15 resume 14 might 15 resume 15 resume 16 their 15 resume 17 march 17 march 18 . but [till] [then] , [every] [random] [step] [might] [carry] [them] [wider] [of] [their] [march] [.] 1 but 4 , there was nothing for it but to camp and wait . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 nothing 3 nothing 4 for 3 nothing 7 to 4 for 5 it 5 it 6 but 7 to 10 wait 8 camp 9 and 8 camp 10 wait 10 wait 11 . she sat upon one horse-cloth , wrapped in another , and stared straight before her at the firelit scene . 1 she 2 sat 2 sat 3 upon 2 sat 12 stared 3 upon 5 horse-cloth 4 one 5 horse-cloth 5 horse-cloth 6 , 5 horse-cloth 7 wrapped 5 horse-cloth 10 , 7 wrapped 8 in 7 wrapped 9 another 11 and 12 stared 12 stared 18 firelit 13 straight 18 firelit 14 before 18 firelit 15 her 18 firelit 16 at 18 firelit 17 the 18 firelit 18 firelit 19 scene 19 scene 20 . at the offer of food she started , like one wakened from a dream , and then silently refused . 1 at 2 the 2 the 5 food 3 offer 5 food 4 of 5 food 5 food 19 refused 5 food 20 . 6 she 7 started 6 she 11 wakened 7 started 8 , 9 like 11 wakened 10 one 11 wakened 11 wakened 12 from 11 wakened 14 dream 11 wakened 18 silently 13 a 14 dream 15 , 16 and 16 and 17 then 17 then 18 silently 18 silently 19 refused " madam , " said [dick] , " let me [beseech] [you] , punish me [not] [so] [cruelly] . 1 " 5 said 2 madam 3 , 2 madam 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 19 . 7 , 8 " 9 let 10 me 9 let 15 me 10 me 13 , 14 punish 15 me 15 me 19 . at least , madam , punish not yourself ; and eat , if not for hunger , then for strength . " 1 at 2 least 2 least 4 madam 3 , 4 madam 4 madam 5 , 4 madam 6 punish 4 madam 9 ; 4 madam 12 , 4 madam 17 , 6 punish 7 not 6 punish 8 yourself 9 ; 10 and 10 and 11 eat 12 , 13 if 14 not 15 for 15 for 16 hunger 16 hunger 17 , 17 , 18 then 17 , 22 " 19 for 20 strength 20 strength 21 . 21 . 22 " " [i] [will] [eat] nothing at the [hands] [that] [slew] [my] [kinsman] , " [she] replied . 1 " 16 replied 5 nothing 6 at 5 nothing 13 , 6 at 7 the 13 , 14 " 14 " 16 replied 16 replied 17 . " [dear] madam , " dick [cried] , " [i] [swear] to you [upon] [the] [rood] [i] touched him [not] . " 1 " 3 madam 3 madam 4 , 3 madam 22 " 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 dick 6 dick 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 13 you 12 to 13 you 18 touched 19 him 19 him 21 . 21 . 22 " " swear to me that he still lives , " she returned . 1 " 12 returned 2 swear 3 to 2 swear 4 me 2 swear 5 that 2 swear 7 still 2 swear 8 lives 2 swear 9 , 2 swear 12 returned 5 that 6 he 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 returned 11 she 12 returned 12 returned 13 . " [i] [will] not [palter] [with] you , " answered [dick] . 1 " 4 not 1 " 7 you 7 you 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 answered 10 answered 12 . " pity bids me to wound you . 1 " 3 bids 2 pity 3 bids 3 bids 4 me 3 bids 5 to 3 bids 6 wound 3 bids 7 you 3 bids 8 . in my heart [i] [do] believe him dead . " 1 in 2 my 2 my 3 heart 3 heart 9 . 6 believe 7 him 7 him 8 dead 7 him 9 . 9 . 10 " " and ye ask me to eat ! " she cried . 1 " 11 cried 2 and 4 ask 3 ye 4 ask 4 ask 5 me 5 me 6 to 5 me 8 ! 6 to 7 eat 8 ! 9 " 9 " 11 cried 10 she 11 cried 11 cried 12 . " ay , and they call you ' sir ! ' 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 8 ' 2 ay 9 sir 3 , 4 and 4 and 5 they 5 they 6 call 6 call 7 you 9 sir 10 ! 10 ! 11 ' y ' have won your spurs by my good kinsman's murder . 1 y 2 ' 1 y 6 spurs 3 have 4 won 4 won 6 spurs 5 your 6 spurs 6 spurs 10 kinsman's 6 spurs 12 . 7 by 10 kinsman's 8 my 10 kinsman's 9 good 10 kinsman's 10 kinsman's 11 murder " [i] [did] but my man ['s] [best] , [even] as [your] [kinsman] [did] [upon] the other [party] , " answered [dick] . 1 " 21 answered 4 but 11 as 4 but 16 the 5 my 6 man 6 man 9 , 9 , 11 as 16 the 17 other 17 other 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 answered 21 answered 23 . " [were] he [still] [living] [as] [i] [vow] [to] [heaven] [i] [wish] [it] [!] he would [praise] [,] not [blame] [me] . " 1 " 3 he 1 " 15 he 15 he 16 would 16 would 19 not 19 not 22 . 22 . 23 " " [sir] [daniel] [hath] told me , " she replied . 1 " 10 replied 5 told 6 me 6 me 7 , 7 , 10 replied 8 " 9 she 8 " 10 replied 10 replied 11 . " he marked you at the barricade . 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 marked 3 marked 7 barricade 4 you 7 barricade 5 at 7 barricade 6 the 7 barricade 7 barricade 8 . upon you , he saith , their party foundered ; it was you that won the battle . 1 upon 7 their 2 you 3 , 3 , 5 saith 4 he 5 saith 5 saith 6 , 5 saith 7 their 7 their 9 foundered 8 party 9 foundered 9 foundered 10 ; 9 foundered 11 it 9 foundered 15 won 9 foundered 17 battle 11 it 12 was 13 you 15 won 14 that 15 won 16 the 17 battle 17 battle 18 . well , then , it was you that killed [my] [good] [lord] [risingham] [,] [as] [sure] [as] [though] [ye] [had] [strangled] him . 1 well 2 , 1 well 3 then 1 well 4 , 4 , 5 it 5 it 6 was 6 was 9 killed 7 you 9 killed 8 that 9 killed 9 killed 22 him 22 him 23 . and [ye] would have me [eat] with you and your hands [not] [washed] [from] [killing] ? 1 and 3 would 3 would 4 have 4 have 5 me 4 have 8 you 7 with 8 you 8 you 16 ? 9 and 10 your 10 your 11 hands 10 your 16 ? [but] [sir] [daniel] [hath] [sworn] [your] [downfall] [.] he ['] [tis] [that] will [avenge] [me] [!] ["] 1 he 5 will [the] [unfortunate] [dick] [was] [plunged] [in] [gloom] [.] old [arblaster] [returned] [upon] [his] [mind] , and he [groaned] [aloud] [.] 1 old 7 , 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 he " do ye hold me so guilty ? " [he] said ; ["] [you] that [defended] [me] you that [are] [joanna] 's friend ? " 1 " 11 said 1 " 18 you 2 do 3 ye 2 do 8 ? 3 ye 4 hold 4 hold 5 me 4 hold 7 guilty 6 so 7 guilty 8 ? 9 " 9 " 11 said 11 said 12 ; 15 that 18 you 18 you 24 ? 19 that 22 's 19 that 24 ? 22 's 23 friend 24 ? 25 " " what made ye in the battle ? " she retorted . 1 " 11 retorted 2 what 3 made 2 what 4 ye 4 ye 7 battle 5 in 6 the 6 the 7 battle 7 battle 11 retorted 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 she 9 " 11 retorted 11 retorted 12 . wherefore did ye fight ? 1 wherefore 2 did 1 wherefore 3 ye 1 wherefore 4 fight 1 wherefore 5 ? for the love of hurt , pardy ! " 1 for 2 the 1 for 7 pardy 3 love 7 pardy 4 of 7 pardy 5 hurt 7 pardy 6 , 7 pardy 7 pardy 8 ! 8 ! 9 " " [nay] , ["] cried [dick] , " [i] [know] [not] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 8 " 5 cried 7 , 7 , 8 " he may not stand alone ; ' tis not in nature [.] ["] 1 he 2 may 2 may 3 not 2 may 4 stand 4 stand 5 alone 4 stand 8 tis 5 alone 6 ; 7 ' 8 tis 8 tis 9 not 8 tis 11 nature 10 in 11 nature " they that have no judgment should not draw the sword , " replied the young lady . 1 " 5 no 2 they 4 have 3 that 4 have 4 have 5 no 5 no 6 judgment 6 judgment 7 should 6 judgment 9 draw 6 judgment 16 young 6 judgment 18 . 7 should 8 not 9 draw 11 sword 10 the 11 sword 12 , 14 replied 13 " 14 replied 14 replied 15 the 15 the 16 young 16 young 17 lady " ye that fight but for a hazard , what are ye but a butcher ? 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 15 butcher 3 that 15 butcher 4 fight 8 hazard 5 but 8 hazard 6 for 8 hazard 7 a 8 hazard 8 hazard 9 , 8 hazard 12 ye 8 hazard 15 butcher 10 what 11 are 11 are 12 ye 13 but 15 butcher 14 a 15 butcher 15 butcher 16 ? war is but noble by the cause , and y ' have disgraced it . " 1 war 2 is 1 war 15 . 2 is 13 disgraced 3 but 4 noble 4 noble 7 cause 4 noble 13 disgraced 5 by 6 the 6 the 7 cause 8 , 9 and 8 , 10 y 10 y 11 ' 10 y 13 disgraced 12 have 13 disgraced 13 disgraced 14 it 15 . 16 " " madam , " said the [miserable] [dick] , " [i] do [partly] [see] [mine] [error] . 1 " 2 madam 2 madam 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 6 the 5 said 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 do 12 do 17 . i have made too much haste ; [i] have been busy before my time . 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 made 2 have 10 been 3 made 6 haste 4 too 5 much 5 much 6 haste 6 haste 7 ; 9 have 10 been 10 been 11 busy 10 been 12 before 12 before 15 . 13 my 14 time 14 time 15 . and [for] this [morning] , [i] [did] [but] [design] to do myself [credit] , [and] [get] [fame] to marry [with] , and [,] [behold] [!] 1 and 3 this 3 this 5 , 5 , 22 and 10 to 11 do 10 to 12 myself 12 myself 14 , 14 , 22 and 18 to 19 marry 19 marry 21 , 21 , 22 and i have brought about the death of your dear kinsman that was good to me . 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 brought 3 brought 4 about 4 about 5 the 4 about 10 kinsman 6 death 7 of 6 death 10 kinsman 8 your 10 kinsman 9 dear 10 kinsman 10 kinsman 11 that 10 kinsman 13 good 10 kinsman 16 . 11 that 12 was 13 good 14 to 14 to 15 me and what besides , [i] [know] [not] [.] 1 and 2 what 1 and 3 besides 3 besides 4 , for , alas ! 1 for 3 alas 2 , 3 alas 3 alas 4 ! i may have [set] [york] [upon] the throne , and that may be [the] [worser] [cause] , [and] [may] [do] [hurt] [to] [england] [.] 1 i 3 have 1 i 12 may 2 may 3 have 7 the 8 throne 8 throne 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 that 11 that 12 may 12 may 13 be 13 be 17 , o , madam , [i] [do] [see] my sin . 1 o 3 madam 1 o 8 my 2 , 3 madam 3 madam 4 , 8 my 9 sin 9 sin 10 . i am unfit for life . 1 i 2 am 2 am 3 unfit 3 unfit 4 for 3 unfit 5 life 5 life 6 . i will , for penance sake and to avoid worse evil , [once] [i] [have] [finished] [this] [adventure] , [get] [me] [to] [a] [cloister] [.] 1 i 2 will 2 will 4 for 3 , 4 for 4 for 6 sake 5 penance 6 sake 6 sake 12 , 6 sake 19 , 7 and 10 worse 8 to 9 avoid 9 avoid 10 worse 10 worse 11 evil 10 worse 12 , i will [forswear] [joanna] [and] [the] [trade] [of] [arms] . 1 i 2 will 2 will 10 . i will be a friar , and pray for your good kinsman's spirit all my days . " 1 i 2 will 1 i 8 pray 2 will 3 be 3 be 5 friar 4 a 5 friar 5 friar 6 , 5 friar 7 and 8 pray 9 for 8 pray 12 kinsman's 10 your 12 kinsman's 11 good 12 kinsman's 12 kinsman's 13 spirit 12 kinsman's 14 all 12 kinsman's 15 my 12 kinsman's 16 days 16 days 17 . 17 . 18 " it appeared [to] [dick] , [in] [this] [extremity] [of] [his] [humiliation] and [repentance] [,] [that] the young lady [had] laughed . 1 it 2 appeared 2 appeared 5 , 5 , 12 and 12 and 16 the 16 the 17 young 17 young 18 lady 18 lady 20 laughed 20 laughed 21 . raising his countenance , he found her looking down upon him , in the fire-light , with a somewhat peculiar but not unkind expression . 1 raising 2 his 1 raising 3 countenance 3 countenance 4 , 4 , 5 he 5 he 6 found 6 found 7 her 6 found 11 him 6 found 20 peculiar 8 looking 9 down 9 down 10 upon 10 upon 11 him 11 him 12 , 13 in 15 fire-light 14 the 15 fire-light 15 fire-light 16 , 15 fire-light 17 with 15 fire-light 19 somewhat 15 fire-light 20 peculiar 17 with 18 a 20 peculiar 23 unkind 21 but 22 not 22 not 23 unkind 23 unkind 24 expression 24 expression 25 . i give up [all] to [undo] [what] [i] have done [amiss] [;] [i] [make] [heaven] [certain] for [lord] [risingham] . 1 i 2 give 2 give 3 up 3 up 5 to 5 to 9 have 9 have 10 done 10 done 17 for 10 done 20 . and all this upon the very day [that] [i] have won my spurs , and thought myself the happiest young gentleman on ground . " 1 and 13 spurs 2 all 7 day 3 this 7 day 4 upon 5 the 5 the 7 day 6 very 7 day 7 day 11 won 10 have 11 won 11 won 13 spurs 12 my 13 spurs 13 spurs 15 and 13 spurs 16 thought 13 spurs 17 myself 13 spurs 19 happiest 13 spurs 23 ground 14 , 15 and 18 the 19 happiest 19 happiest 21 gentleman 20 young 21 gentleman 22 on 23 ground 23 ground 24 . 24 . 25 " " [o] [boy] , " [she] [said] ["] good boy ! " 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 9 good 9 good 10 boy 10 boy 11 ! 11 ! 12 " [a] [pitiful] [bewilderment] [came] [over] [simple-minded] [dick] [.] " but come , " she said , with great cheerfulness , " you that are a captain , ye must eat . 1 " 2 but 1 " 3 come 3 come 4 , 3 come 9 with 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 she 7 said 7 said 8 , 9 with 11 cheerfulness 10 great 11 cheerfulness 11 cheerfulness 18 captain 11 cheerfulness 19 , 11 cheerfulness 20 ye 11 cheerfulness 22 eat 11 cheerfulness 23 . 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 you 13 " 18 captain 14 you 16 are 15 that 16 are 16 are 17 a 20 ye 21 must why sup ye not ? " 1 why 2 sup 1 why 4 not 1 why 5 ? 2 sup 3 ye 5 ? 6 " i were better to fast , dear lady , and to pray [.] ["] 1 i 12 pray 2 were 3 better 3 better 4 to 4 to 12 pray 5 fast 12 pray 6 , 7 dear 7 dear 8 lady 7 dear 9 , 9 , 10 and 9 , 12 pray 11 to 12 pray " call me [alicia] , " she said [;] ["] are we [not] [old] [friends] [?] 1 " 8 said 1 " 12 we 2 call 3 me 3 me 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 she 8 said 11 are 12 we " [lion-driver] , " she said , at length , " ye do not admire a maid in a man 's jerkin ? " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 4 " 12 ye 5 she 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 11 " 8 at 9 length 9 length 10 , 10 , 11 " 12 ye 22 jerkin 13 do 22 jerkin 14 not 15 admire 15 admire 22 jerkin 16 a 22 jerkin 17 maid 22 jerkin 18 in 19 a 19 a 20 man 20 man 22 jerkin 21 's 22 jerkin 22 jerkin 23 ? 23 ? 24 " the moon was now up ; and they were only waiting to repose the wearied horses . 1 the 2 moon 2 moon 3 was 3 was 11 waiting 4 now 6 ; 5 up 6 ; 6 ; 7 and 6 ; 8 they 8 they 9 were 9 were 10 only 9 were 11 waiting 11 waiting 13 repose 12 to 13 repose 13 repose 15 wearied 13 repose 17 . 14 the 15 wearied 15 wearied 16 horses by the moon 's light , [the] [still] [penitent] but [now] [well-fed] [richard] [beheld] her looking [somewhat] [coquettishly] down upon him . 1 by 2 the 2 the 3 moon 3 moon 4 's 3 moon 5 light 3 moon 6 , 6 , 10 but 10 but 15 her 15 her 22 . 16 looking 19 down 19 down 20 upon 20 upon 21 him 21 him 22 . " madam " he stammered , surprised at this new turn in her manners . 1 " 5 stammered 2 madam 3 " 3 " 5 stammered 4 he 5 stammered 5 stammered 6 , 5 stammered 7 surprised 5 stammered 14 manners 5 stammered 15 . 7 surprised 8 at 9 this 10 new 10 new 11 turn 11 turn 14 manners 12 in 13 her 13 her 14 manners and she made bright eyes at him . 1 and 3 made 2 she 3 made 3 made 4 bright 3 made 7 him 4 bright 5 eyes 6 at 7 him 7 him 8 . " [ye] [are] [something] [smallish] , [indeed] " began [dick] [.] 1 " 6 , 6 , 8 " 8 " 9 began and here again she interrupted him , this time with a ringing peal of laughter that completed his confusion and surprise . 1 and 2 here 2 here 5 interrupted 3 again 5 interrupted 4 she 5 interrupted 5 interrupted 6 him 6 him 7 , 6 him 22 . 8 this 9 time 9 time 22 . 10 with 21 surprise 11 a 13 peal 12 ringing 13 peal 13 peal 14 of 13 peal 15 laughter 13 peal 17 completed 16 that 17 completed 17 completed 18 his 17 completed 19 confusion 19 confusion 20 and 19 confusion 21 surprise 21 surprise 22 . " [smallish] ! " she cried . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 6 cried 5 she 6 cried 6 cried 7 . " [nay] , madam , [exceedingly] [fair] [,] " said the distressed knight , pitifully trying to seem easy . 1 " 10 said 3 , 4 madam 4 madam 5 , 4 madam 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 11 the 10 said 15 pitifully 12 distressed 15 pitifully 13 knight 15 pitifully 14 , 15 pitifully 15 pitifully 16 trying 15 pitifully 18 seem 15 pitifully 19 easy 15 pitifully 20 . 16 trying 17 to " and a man would be right glad to wed me ? " she pursued . 1 " 15 pursued 2 and 15 pursued 3 a 4 man 4 man 10 wed 5 would 6 be 6 be 8 glad 7 right 8 glad 8 glad 9 to 8 glad 10 wed 10 wed 11 me 10 wed 15 pursued 12 ? 13 " 12 ? 15 pursued 14 she 15 pursued 15 pursued 16 . " [o] [,] madam , right [glad] ! " [agreed] [dick] [.] 1 " 4 madam 4 madam 5 , 5 , 9 " 6 right 8 ! 8 ! 9 " " call me [alicia] , " said she . 1 " 7 said 2 call 3 me 3 me 5 , 5 , 7 said 6 " 7 said 7 said 8 she 7 said 9 . " [alicia] , " [quoth] [sir] [richard] [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " " [i] do , madam , " said [dick] . 1 " 3 do 3 do 4 , 4 , 8 said 5 madam 6 , 5 madam 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " although , upon my heart , [i] do hold me but partially guilty of that brave knight 's blood . " 1 " 5 my 2 although 4 upon 3 , 4 upon 4 upon 5 my 5 my 6 heart 5 my 20 blood 6 heart 7 , 9 do 10 hold 10 hold 13 partially 11 me 13 partially 12 but 13 partially 13 partially 14 guilty 13 partially 16 that 13 partially 17 brave 13 partially 18 knight 13 partially 20 blood 14 guilty 15 of 19 's 20 blood 20 blood 21 . 21 . 22 " " would ye evade me ? " she cried . 1 " 9 cried 2 would 4 evade 3 ye 4 evade 4 evade 5 me 4 evade 6 ? 4 evade 9 cried 6 ? 7 " 8 she 9 cried 9 cried 10 . " madam , [not] [so] [.] 1 " 2 madam 2 madam 3 , i have told you [;] [at] [your] [bidding] , [i] [will] [even] [turn] me [a] [monk] , " said [richard] . 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 told 3 told 4 you 4 you 9 , 9 , 18 " 14 me 17 , 17 , 18 " 18 " 19 said 19 said 21 . " then , in honour , ye belong to me ? " she concluded . 1 " 14 concluded 2 then 3 , 3 , 12 " 4 in 5 honour 5 honour 7 ye 6 , 7 ye 7 ye 8 belong 8 belong 9 to 8 belong 10 me 8 belong 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 12 " 14 concluded 13 she 14 concluded 14 concluded 15 . " [in] [honour] [,] madam , [i] [suppose] " began [the] [young] [man] [.] 1 " 5 madam 5 madam 6 , 6 , 9 " 9 " 10 began " go to ! " she interrupted ; " ye are too full of catches . 1 " 7 interrupted 2 go 3 to 2 go 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 7 interrupted 6 she 7 interrupted 7 interrupted 15 catches 7 interrupted 16 . 8 ; 10 ye 9 " 10 ye 10 ye 11 are 10 ye 15 catches 12 too 15 catches 13 full 14 of 13 full 15 catches in honour do ye belong to me , till ye have paid the evil ? " 1 in 2 honour 2 honour 4 ye 2 honour 10 ye 3 do 4 ye 4 ye 5 belong 5 belong 6 to 5 belong 7 me 7 me 8 , 9 till 10 ye 10 ye 11 have 10 ye 15 ? 11 have 12 paid 12 paid 14 evil 13 the 14 evil 15 ? 16 " " [in] [honour] , [i] do , " said [dick] . 1 " 4 , 4 , 8 " 6 do 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . nay , now , [no] [words] ! " cried [she] . 1 nay 2 , 1 nay 4 , 1 nay 7 ! 3 now 4 , 7 ! 8 " 8 " 9 cried 9 cried 11 . " [they] will [avail] you [nothing] . 1 " 5 you 3 will 5 you 5 you 7 . for see how just it is , that you who deprived me of one home , should supply me with another . 1 for 9 you 2 see 3 how 3 how 5 it 3 how 9 you 4 just 5 it 5 it 6 is 6 is 8 that 7 , 8 that 9 you 11 deprived 10 who 11 deprived 11 deprived 12 me 11 deprived 13 of 11 deprived 14 one 11 deprived 15 home 11 deprived 18 supply 11 deprived 19 me 11 deprived 20 with 11 deprived 21 another 15 home 16 , 17 should 18 supply 21 another 22 . not one whit ! " 1 not 3 whit 2 one 3 whit 3 whit 4 ! 4 ! 5 " " [dick] , " she said , " ye [sweet] [boy] [,] [ye] must come and [kiss] me [for] [that] [word] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 she 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 22 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 ye 9 ye 14 must 15 come 16 and 15 come 18 me 18 me 22 . [chapter] [vi] [night] [in] [the] [woods] [(] [concluded] [)] [:] [dick] [and] [joan] the horses had by this time finished the small store of provender , and fully breathed from their fatigues . 1 the 2 horses 2 horses 12 provender 3 had 7 finished 4 by 5 this 5 this 6 time 6 time 7 finished 7 finished 8 the 7 finished 9 small 9 small 12 provender 10 store 12 provender 11 of 12 provender 12 provender 13 , 12 provender 14 and 12 provender 19 fatigues 15 fully 19 fatigues 16 breathed 19 fatigues 17 from 19 fatigues 18 their 19 fatigues 19 fatigues 20 . hence he could look far abroad on the moonlit and snow-paven forest . 1 hence 11 snow-paven 2 he 3 could 3 could 11 snow-paven 4 look 11 snow-paven 5 far 11 snow-paven 6 abroad 11 snow-paven 7 on 11 snow-paven 8 the 9 moonlit 9 moonlit 11 snow-paven 10 and 11 snow-paven 11 snow-paven 12 forest 11 snow-paven 13 . and there his eye was caught by a spot of ruddy brightness no bigger than a needle 's eye . 1 and 2 there 1 and 3 his 3 his 4 eye 3 his 19 eye 4 eye 6 caught 5 was 6 caught 6 caught 7 by 8 a 17 needle 9 spot 11 ruddy 10 of 11 ruddy 11 ruddy 12 brightness 12 brightness 14 bigger 13 no 14 bigger 14 bigger 15 than 14 bigger 17 needle 16 a 17 needle 17 needle 19 eye 18 's 19 eye 19 eye 20 . he blamed himself sharply for his previous neglect . 1 he 2 blamed 2 blamed 3 himself 2 blamed 8 neglect 4 sharply 5 for 4 sharply 7 previous 6 his 7 previous 7 previous 8 neglect 8 neglect 9 . but now he must no longer squander valuable hours . 1 but 2 now 2 now 7 squander 3 he 4 must 4 must 7 squander 5 no 6 longer 6 longer 7 squander 7 squander 8 valuable 7 squander 9 hours 9 hours 10 . " but yet , for [sure] [,] [i] [heard] the [clash] of [harness] , " whispered [alicia] [.] 1 " 2 but 1 " 14 , 2 but 10 the 3 yet 4 , 4 , 5 for 5 for 10 the 10 the 12 of 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 whispered " it [came] [not] [thence] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 6 . it came from westward , " she declared . 1 it 2 came 2 came 4 westward 3 from 4 westward 4 westward 5 , 4 westward 8 declared 4 westward 9 . 6 " 8 declared 7 she 8 declared " it may be what [it] will , " returned [dick] [;] " [and] it [must] be [as] [heaven] [please] [.] 1 " 2 it 1 " 5 what 2 it 3 may 3 may 4 be 5 what 7 will 7 will 17 be 8 , 9 " 8 , 13 " 9 " 10 returned 13 " 15 it 15 it 17 be reck we not a jot , but push on the livelier , and put it to the touch . 1 reck 2 we 1 reck 3 not 3 not 5 jot 3 not 18 touch 4 a 5 jot 5 jot 6 , 5 jot 7 but 8 push 9 on 8 push 11 livelier 9 on 10 the 11 livelier 14 put 11 livelier 18 touch 12 , 13 and 13 and 14 put 14 put 15 it 16 to 17 the 16 to 18 touch 18 touch 19 . up , friends enough breathed . " 1 up 2 , 2 , 7 " 3 friends 5 breathed 3 friends 6 . 4 enough 5 breathed 6 . 7 " presently they could see the smoke pouring from among the trees , ruddily coloured on its lower edge and scattering bright sparks . 1 presently 2 they 1 presently 11 trees 2 they 3 could 3 could 4 see 5 the 11 trees 6 smoke 7 pouring 7 pouring 8 from 7 pouring 9 among 9 among 10 the 9 among 11 trees 11 trees 13 ruddily 11 trees 23 . 12 , 13 ruddily 13 ruddily 14 coloured 13 ruddily 15 on 13 ruddily 16 its 13 ruddily 17 lower 13 ruddily 18 edge 13 ruddily 20 scattering 19 and 20 scattering 20 scattering 21 bright 20 scattering 22 sparks he himself , [placing] [alicia] [in] [the] [shelter] [of] [a] [bulky] [oak] [,] [stole] [straight] [forth] [in] [the] [direction] [of] [the] [fire] [.] 1 he 2 himself 2 himself 3 , at last , through an opening of the wood , his eye embraced the scene of the encampment . 1 at 2 last 1 at 5 an 2 last 3 , 4 through 5 an 5 an 6 opening 5 an 12 eye 6 opening 7 of 6 opening 8 the 8 the 9 wood 9 wood 10 , 11 his 12 eye 12 eye 13 embraced 13 embraced 18 encampment 14 the 18 encampment 15 scene 18 encampment 16 of 18 encampment 17 the 18 encampment 18 encampment 19 . he began to have a terrible misgiving that he was out-manoeuvred . 1 he 11 out-manoeuvred 2 began 3 to 2 began 11 out-manoeuvred 4 have 7 misgiving 5 a 6 terrible 6 terrible 7 misgiving 7 misgiving 8 that 7 misgiving 11 out-manoeuvred 9 he 11 out-manoeuvred 10 was 11 out-manoeuvred 11 out-manoeuvred 12 . bennet , [at] [the] [sound] [,] [started] [to] [his] [feet] [;] [but] [ere] [he] [had] [time] [to] [spring] [upon] [his] [arms] [,] [dick] [hailed] [him] [.] 1 bennet 2 , " [bennet] , " he said ["] [bennet] , [old] [friend] [,] yield ye [.] 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 4 " 14 ye 5 he 6 said 6 said 9 , 13 yield 14 ye ye will but spill men 's lives in vain , if ye resist . " 1 ye 13 resist 2 will 4 spill 3 but 4 spill 4 spill 5 men 4 spill 6 's 4 spill 7 lives 4 spill 9 vain 4 spill 13 resist 8 in 9 vain 10 , 11 if 11 if 12 ye 12 ye 13 resist 13 resist 14 . 14 . 15 " " ['] [tis] [master] [shelton] , [by] [st] [barbary] ! " cried [hatch] . 1 " 6 , 6 , 11 " 10 ! 11 " 11 " 12 cried 12 cried 14 . " yield me ? 1 " 2 yield 2 yield 3 me 3 me 4 ? [ye] [ask] [much] [.] what force have ye ? " 1 what 4 ye 2 force 4 ye 3 have 4 ye 4 ye 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " [i] tell you , [bennet] , [ye] [are] [both] [outnumbered] and [begirt] , " said [dick] . 1 " 16 said 3 tell 4 you 4 you 5 , 4 you 7 , 7 , 12 and 7 , 15 " 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 . " [caesar] and [charlemagne] [would] [cry] [for] [quarter] [.] 1 " 3 and i have two score men at my whistle , and with one shoot of arrows [i] could answer for you all . " 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 two 3 two 4 score 3 two 15 arrows 4 score 5 men 4 score 6 at 7 my 8 whistle 8 whistle 10 and 9 , 10 and 10 and 15 arrows 11 with 15 arrows 12 one 13 shoot 13 shoot 15 arrows 14 of 15 arrows 15 arrows 18 answer 17 could 18 answer 18 answer 19 for 18 answer 22 . 19 for 20 you 19 for 21 all 22 . 23 " " master [dick] , " said [bennet] , ["] it goes against my heart ; but [i] must do [my] [duty] . 1 " 6 said 2 master 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 , 6 said 22 . 8 , 10 it 10 it 11 goes 11 goes 12 against 12 against 14 heart 13 my 14 heart 14 heart 15 ; 15 ; 16 but 16 but 18 must 18 must 19 do the saints help you ! " 1 the 2 saints 2 saints 3 help 2 saints 5 ! 3 help 4 you 5 ! 6 " and therewith he raised a little tucket to his mouth and wound a rousing call . 1 and 2 therewith 2 therewith 3 he 2 therewith 4 raised 4 raised 7 tucket 5 a 6 little 6 little 7 tucket 7 tucket 8 to 7 tucket 10 mouth 7 tucket 12 wound 7 tucket 14 rousing 7 tucket 16 . 9 his 10 mouth 10 mouth 11 and 13 a 14 rousing 14 rousing 15 call in the hurry of their [change] [of] place , [joanna] [sprang] from her [seat] and ran [like] [an] [arrow] to her [lover] ['s] side . 1 in 2 the 1 in 3 hurry 1 in 5 their 4 of 5 their 5 their 8 place 8 place 9 , 9 , 15 and 12 from 13 her 13 her 15 and 15 and 16 ran 16 ran 20 to 20 to 21 her 21 her 24 side 24 side 25 . " here , [dick] ! " she cried , as she clasped his hand in hers . 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 , 2 here 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 5 ! 8 cried 7 she 8 cried 8 cried 9 , 9 , 10 as 10 as 11 she 11 she 12 clasped 12 clasped 16 hers 13 his 14 hand 14 hand 15 in 14 hand 16 hers 16 hers 17 . his own men became restive . 1 his 2 own 2 own 5 restive 3 men 5 restive 4 became 5 restive 5 restive 6 . [then] [dick] [awoke] [.] " on ! " he cried . 1 " 6 cried 2 on 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 6 cried 5 he 6 cried 6 cried 7 . " shoot , boys , and keep to cover . 1 " 2 shoot 2 shoot 3 , 2 shoot 4 boys 2 shoot 9 cover 4 boys 5 , 5 , 6 and 7 keep 9 cover 8 to 9 cover 9 cover 10 . [england] [and] [york] [!] ["] at the same time , [answering] [tuckets] [repeated] and [repeated] [hatch] ['s] [call] . 1 at 3 same 2 the 3 same 3 same 4 time 3 same 14 . 4 time 5 , 5 , 9 and " [rally] , [rally] ! " cried [dick] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 ! 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 9 . " rally upon me ! 1 " 2 rally 2 rally 3 upon 2 rally 4 me 2 rally 5 ! rally for your lives ! " 1 rally 2 for 1 rally 3 your 1 rally 4 lives 1 rally 5 ! 5 ! 6 " dick stood for a moment , bitterly recognising the fruits of his precipitate and unwise valour . 1 dick 2 stood 2 stood 3 for 3 for 5 moment 4 a 5 moment 5 moment 16 valour 6 , 10 fruits 7 bitterly 8 recognising 8 recognising 9 the 8 recognising 10 fruits 10 fruits 11 of 10 fruits 13 precipitate 12 his 13 precipitate 13 precipitate 14 and 13 precipitate 16 valour 15 unwise 16 valour 16 valour 17 . his had been throughout the part of a [sagacious] [captain] [;] [dick] ['s] [the] [conduct] [of] [an] [eager] boy . 1 his 6 part 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 throughout 4 throughout 5 the 4 throughout 6 part 6 part 7 of 7 of 8 a 8 a 19 boy 19 boy 20 . " the saints enlighten me ! " he thought . 1 " 3 saints 2 the 3 saints 3 saints 4 enlighten 4 enlighten 5 me 4 enlighten 6 ! 4 enlighten 9 thought 6 ! 7 " 8 he 9 thought 9 thought 10 . " it is well [i] [was] [knighted] for [this] [morning] ['s] [matter] [;] [this] [doth] me [little] [honour] . " 1 " 4 well 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 well 4 well 8 for 8 for 16 me 16 me 19 . 19 . 20 " and [thereupon] [,] still [holding] [joanna] , he began to [run] [.] 1 and 9 began 4 still 7 , 7 , 8 he 8 he 9 began 9 began 10 to well , we live and learn ; next time it shall go better , by the rood . " 1 well 2 , 1 well 3 we 3 we 4 live 3 we 11 shall 4 live 6 learn 5 and 6 learn 6 learn 7 ; 6 learn 8 next 6 learn 10 it 8 next 9 time 11 shall 12 go 11 shall 17 rood 13 better 14 , 13 better 17 rood 15 by 17 rood 16 the 17 rood 17 rood 19 " 18 . 19 " " [nay] , [dick] , " said [joanna] , " what [matters] it ? 1 " 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 what 11 what 14 ? 13 it 14 ? here we are together once again . " 1 here 2 we 2 we 3 are 2 we 4 together 4 together 6 again 5 once 6 again 6 again 7 . 7 . 8 " he looked at her , and there she was [john] [matcham] [,] [as] [of] [yore] [,] in [hose] [and] [doublet] . 1 he 2 looked 2 looked 3 at 3 at 4 her 4 her 5 , 5 , 6 and 5 , 8 she 6 and 7 there 8 she 9 was 9 was 17 in 17 in 21 . " sweetheart , " he said , " if ye forgive this blunderer , what care [i] [?] 1 " 6 said 2 sweetheart 3 , 3 , 6 said 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 13 blunderer 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 if 9 if 13 blunderer 10 ye 13 blunderer 11 forgive 13 blunderer 12 this 13 blunderer 13 blunderer 14 , 13 blunderer 15 what 13 blunderer 16 care make [we] [direct] [for] [holywood] [;] [there] [lieth] your [good] [guardian] [and] [my] [better] [friend] [,] [lord] [foxham] [.] 1 make 9 your there shall we be [wed] [;] [and] [whether] [poor] [or] [wealthy] [,] [famous] [or] [unknown] [,] [what] [,] [matters] [it] [?] 1 there 4 be 2 shall 3 we 2 shall 4 be there was a downfall for conceit ! 1 there 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 downfall 4 downfall 6 conceit 5 for 6 conceit 6 conceit 7 ! " my [dick] ! " she cried . 1 " 2 my 2 my 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 5 " 7 cried 6 she 7 cried 7 cried 8 . " and did [they] [knight] you ? " 1 " 6 you 2 and 3 did 3 did 6 you 6 you 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " that [will] [i] , [dick] , with a glad heart , " she answered . 1 " 2 that 2 that 5 , 5 , 8 with 7 , 8 with 8 with 9 a 9 a 11 heart 10 glad 11 heart 11 heart 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 15 answered 14 she 15 answered 15 answered 16 . " ay , sir ? 1 " 2 ay 2 ay 3 , 2 ay 4 sir 4 sir 5 ? methought ye were [to] [be] [a] [monk] [!] ["] [said] [a] [voice] [in] [their] [ears] [.] 1 methought 2 ye 1 methought 3 were " [alicia] ! " cried [joanna] . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 7 . " even so , " replied the young lady , coming forward . 1 " 6 replied 2 even 3 so 3 so 4 , 4 , 6 replied 5 " 6 replied 6 replied 7 the 7 the 8 young 8 young 9 lady 9 lady 10 , 9 lady 12 forward 11 coming 12 forward 12 forward 13 . " [i] ['ll] not believe it , " cried [joanna] . 1 " 9 cried 4 not 5 believe 5 believe 6 it 6 it 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 cried 9 cried 11 . " [dick] ! " 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " " [dick] ! " [mimicked] [alicia] [.] 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " " [dick] , indeed ! 1 " 4 indeed 3 , 4 indeed 4 indeed 5 ! ay , fair sir , and ye desert poor damsels in distress , " she continued , turning to the young knight . 1 ay 2 , 1 ay 4 sir 1 ay 5 , 1 ay 7 ye 3 fair 4 sir 5 , 6 and 7 ye 8 desert 8 desert 10 damsels 9 poor 10 damsels 10 damsels 12 distress 11 in 12 distress 12 distress 16 continued 12 distress 22 knight 12 distress 23 . 13 , 14 " 14 " 16 continued 15 she 16 continued 16 continued 18 turning 17 , 18 turning 18 turning 19 to 20 the 22 knight 21 young 22 knight " ye leave them planted behind oaks . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 7 oaks 3 leave 4 them 3 leave 7 oaks 5 planted 7 oaks 6 behind 7 oaks 7 oaks 8 . but they say true the age of chivalry is dead [.] ["] 1 but 2 they 2 they 3 say 3 say 8 chivalry 4 true 8 chivalry 5 the 8 chivalry 6 age 8 chivalry 7 of 8 chivalry 8 chivalry 9 is 8 chivalry 10 dead " madam , " [cried] [dick] , in despair , " [upon] [my] [soul] [i] [had] [forgotten] you [outright] . 1 " 2 madam 2 madam 3 , 2 madam 4 " 2 madam 7 , 7 , 11 " 8 in 9 despair 9 despair 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 18 you 18 you 20 . madam , ye must try to pardon me . 1 madam 2 , 1 madam 3 ye 3 ye 4 must 4 must 5 try 4 must 7 pardon 5 try 6 to 7 pardon 8 me 8 me 9 . ye see , [i] [had] [new] [found] [joanna] ! " 1 ye 2 see 2 see 3 , 3 , 10 " 9 ! 10 " " [i] [did] [not] [suppose] [that] [ye] had done it o ' purpose , " she retorted . 1 " 17 retorted 8 had 9 done 9 done 10 it 9 done 11 o 11 o 12 ' 11 o 13 purpose 13 purpose 17 retorted 14 , 17 retorted 15 " 16 she 15 " 17 retorted 17 retorted 18 . " but [i] [will] [be] [cruelly] [avenged] [.] 1 " 2 but i will tell a secret [to] [my] [lady] [shelton] [she] [that] [is] [to] [be] , " she added , [curtseying] [.] 1 i 2 will 2 will 3 tell 3 tell 5 secret 4 a 5 secret 5 secret 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 18 added 17 she 18 added 18 added 19 , go to ye may do your pleasure with him ! 1 go 2 to 1 go 10 ! 3 ye 4 may 3 ye 5 do 3 ye 6 your 3 ye 10 ! 6 your 7 pleasure 8 with 9 him 9 him 10 ! " but [did] [my] [dick] make love to you ? " asked [joanna] [,] [clinging] [to] her [sweetheart] ['s] [side] . 1 " 2 but 1 " 12 asked 6 make 9 you 7 love 8 to 7 love 9 you 9 you 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 10 ? 12 asked 12 asked 17 her 17 her 21 . " [nay] , [fool] [girl] , " returned [alicia] [;] " it was [i] [made] [love] to him . 1 " 3 , 3 , 11 " 6 , 7 " 6 , 11 " 7 " 8 returned 11 " 12 it 12 it 13 was 13 was 17 to 17 to 18 him 18 him 19 . i offered to marry him , indeed ; but he bade me go marry with my likes . 1 i 14 marry 2 offered 4 marry 2 offered 14 marry 3 to 4 marry 4 marry 5 him 4 marry 12 me 6 , 7 indeed 7 indeed 8 ; 8 ; 9 but 9 but 10 he 10 he 11 bade 11 bade 12 me 12 me 13 go 14 marry 16 my 14 marry 17 likes 15 with 16 my 17 likes 18 . these were his words . 1 these 2 were 1 these 4 words 3 his 4 words 4 words 5 . nay , [that] [i] [will] [say] [:] he is more plain than pleasant . 1 nay 2 , 2 , 8 he 8 he 9 is 9 is 10 more 10 more 12 than 11 plain 12 than 12 than 13 pleasant 13 pleasant 14 . but now , children , for the sake of sense , set forward . 1 but 2 now 2 now 3 , 2 now 11 , 2 now 14 . 4 children 5 , 4 children 8 sake 6 for 8 sake 7 the 8 sake 8 sake 9 of 8 sake 10 sense 8 sake 11 , 12 set 13 forward 13 forward 14 . shall we go [once] [more] over the [dingle] [,] [or] [push] [straight] [for] [holywood] [?] ["] 1 shall 2 we 1 shall 3 go 3 go 6 over 6 over 7 the but how think ye ? 1 but 2 how 2 how 4 ye 3 think 4 ye 4 ye 5 ? if [the] [men] [,] [upon] [the] [alarm] [of] [the] [fighting] [,] [had] [fled] [away] [,] we should have gone [about] [for] [nothing] . 1 if 16 we 16 we 17 should 17 should 18 have 18 have 19 gone 19 gone 23 . " agreed , " cried [alicia] [;] [but] [joanna] [only] [pressed] [upon] [dick] ['s] [arm] . 1 " 2 agreed 1 " 5 cried 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 cried 5 cried 16 . at length , [from] [a] [rising] [hill] [,] they looked [below] [them] on the [dell] [of] [holywood] [.] 1 at 2 length 1 at 14 the 2 length 3 , 2 length 9 they 10 looked 13 on 13 on 14 the " by the mass , " said [richard] , " there are [lord] [foxham] ['s] [fellows] [still] [encamped] . 1 " 7 said 2 by 4 mass 3 the 4 mass 4 mass 5 , 4 mass 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 7 said 19 . 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 there 11 there 12 are the messenger hath certainly miscarried . 1 the 2 messenger 2 messenger 5 miscarried 3 hath 5 miscarried 4 certainly 5 miscarried 5 miscarried 6 . well , then , so [better] [.] 1 well 2 , 1 well 3 then 3 then 4 , 4 , 5 so we have [power] [at] [hand] to [face] [sir] [daniel] . " 1 we 2 have 2 have 6 to 6 to 10 . 10 . 11 " dick , not quite with his good will , was brought before them . 1 dick 2 , 1 dick 14 . 3 not 4 quite 4 quite 5 with 5 with 6 his 5 with 13 them 7 good 8 will 8 will 13 them 9 , 10 was 10 was 11 brought 11 brought 12 before 11 brought 13 them 13 them 14 . " how , sir ? " asked [richard] . 1 " 2 how 1 " 7 asked 3 , 4 sir 4 sir 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 asked 7 asked 9 . " have ye [brought] [me] [sir] [daniel] ['s] [head] [?] ["] 1 " 3 ye 2 have 3 ye i have been , so please your grace , well beaten [.] ["] 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 been 2 have 11 beaten 3 been 5 so 4 , 5 so 6 please 8 grace 7 your 8 grace 8 grace 9 , 8 grace 11 beaten 10 well 11 beaten gloucester looked upon him with a formidable frown . 1 gloucester 2 looked 1 gloucester 7 formidable 3 upon 7 formidable 4 him 7 formidable 5 with 7 formidable 6 a 7 formidable 7 formidable 8 frown 8 frown 9 . " [i] gave you fifty lances , { 3 } sir , " he said . 1 " 15 said 3 gave 5 fifty 4 you 5 fifty 5 fifty 6 lances 6 lances 9 3 7 , 9 3 8 { 9 3 9 3 10 } 9 3 11 sir 11 sir 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 15 said 14 he 15 said 15 said 16 . " my lord duke , [i] [had] but fifty men-at-arms , " replied the young knight . 1 " 2 my 2 my 3 lord 2 my 10 men-at-arms 3 lord 4 duke 5 , 8 but 8 but 10 men-at-arms 9 fifty 10 men-at-arms 10 men-at-arms 13 replied 10 men-at-arms 16 knight 11 , 13 replied 12 " 13 replied 14 the 16 knight 15 young 16 knight 16 knight 17 . " how is this ? " said [gloucester] . 1 " 2 how 2 how 3 is 3 is 4 this 4 this 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 . " he did ask me fifty lances [.] ["] 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 did 3 did 4 ask 4 ask 5 me 4 ask 7 lances 6 fifty 7 lances " may it please your grace , " replied [catesby] , [smoothly] , " [for] [a] [pursuit] [we] gave him but the horsemen . " 1 " 9 replied 2 may 4 please 3 it 4 please 4 please 6 grace 4 please 7 , 5 your 6 grace 7 , 9 replied 8 " 9 replied 9 replied 11 , 9 replied 22 the 11 , 14 " 13 , 14 " 19 gave 20 him 19 gave 22 the 21 but 22 the 22 the 23 horsemen 23 horsemen 24 . 24 . 25 " " it is well , " replied [richard] , [adding] , " [shelton] [,] ye may go . " 1 " 2 it 1 " 4 well 2 it 3 is 4 well 5 , 4 well 9 , 4 well 11 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 replied 11 , 12 " 11 , 19 " 12 " 15 ye 15 ye 16 may 16 may 17 go 18 . 19 " " [stay] ! " said [lord] [foxham] . 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 . " this [young] [man] [likewise] [had] [a] [charge] [from] [me] [.] 1 " 2 this it may be [he] [hath] [better] [sped] . 1 it 2 may 2 may 3 be 3 be 8 . say , [master] [shelton] , [have] ye [found] [the] [maid] ? " 1 say 2 , 2 , 12 " 5 , 7 ye 5 , 12 " 11 ? 12 " " [i] [praise] [the] [saints] , my lord , " said [dick] , " she is in this house . " 1 " 6 , 6 , 10 " 7 my 8 lord 8 lord 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 she 15 she 16 is 16 is 18 this 17 in 18 this 18 this 19 house 19 house 20 . 20 . 21 " " is it even so ? 1 " 2 is 2 is 5 so 2 is 6 ? 3 it 5 so 4 even 5 so this young squire " 1 this 3 squire 2 young 3 squire 3 squire 4 " " [young] [knight] , " interrupted [catesby] . 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 interrupted 6 interrupted 8 . " say [ye] so , [sir] [william] ? " cried [lord] [foxham] . 1 " 10 cried 2 say 4 so 2 say 5 , 5 , 9 " 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 13 . " [i] did myself , and [for] good [service] , [dub] him [knight] , " said [gloucester] . 1 " 3 did 1 " 16 said 4 myself 5 , 5 , 16 said 6 and 8 good 8 good 10 , 10 , 15 " 12 him 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 . " he hath twice manfully served me . 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 hath 3 hath 5 manfully 4 twice 5 manfully 5 manfully 6 served 5 manfully 8 . 6 served 7 me it is not valour of hands , it is a man 's mind of iron , that he lacks . 1 it 2 is 2 is 4 valour 3 not 4 valour 4 valour 5 of 4 valour 6 hands 4 valour 20 . 6 hands 7 , 8 it 9 is 8 it 12 's 8 it 19 lacks 9 is 10 a 10 a 11 man 13 mind 19 lacks 14 of 15 iron 15 iron 16 , 15 iron 19 lacks 17 that 19 lacks 18 he 19 lacks 19 lacks 20 . he will not [rise] [,] [lord] [foxham] . 1 he 2 will 2 will 3 not 3 not 8 . ' [tis] [a] [fellow] [that] [will] [fight] indeed [bravely] [in] [a] [mellay] , but [hath] a [capon] ['s] [heart] . 1 ' 8 indeed 8 indeed 13 , 8 indeed 20 . 13 , 14 but 14 but 16 a howbeit , if he is to marry , marry him in the name [of] [mary] , and be done ! " 1 howbeit 2 , 2 , 17 and 2 , 21 " 3 if 4 he 4 he 5 is 5 is 6 to 6 to 7 marry 7 marry 8 , 8 , 17 and 9 marry 10 him 10 him 11 in 11 in 12 the 12 the 13 name 13 name 16 , 16 , 17 and 18 be 19 done 19 done 20 ! 20 ! 21 " " [nay] [,] he is a [brave] [lad] [i] know it , " said [lord] [foxham] . 1 " 14 said 4 he 5 is 4 he 14 said 5 is 6 a 10 know 11 it 10 know 12 , 12 , 14 said 13 " 14 said 14 said 17 . " [content] [ye] [,] then [,] [sir] [richard] . 1 " 5 then 5 then 9 . i have [compounded] this affair [with] [master] [hamley] , and [to-morrow] [ye] shall [wed] [.] ["] 1 i 2 have 1 i 13 shall 4 this 5 affair 5 affair 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 13 shall " victory , my lord , " he cried . 1 " 2 victory 2 victory 5 lord 2 victory 10 . 3 , 5 lord 4 my 5 lord 5 lord 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 cried 8 he 9 cried [chapter] [vii] [dick's] [revenge] his thoughts were both quiet and happy . 1 his 2 thoughts 2 thoughts 3 were 3 were 4 both 3 were 7 happy 4 both 5 quiet 5 quiet 6 and 7 happy 8 . he turned to go home ; but even as he turned , his eye lit upon a figure behind , a tree . 1 he 2 turned 1 he 11 turned 2 turned 3 to 3 to 4 go 4 go 5 home 6 ; 7 but 7 but 8 even 8 even 9 as 9 as 10 he 10 he 11 turned 11 turned 13 his 12 , 13 his 13 his 14 eye 14 eye 15 lit 15 lit 16 upon 15 lit 17 a 15 lit 18 figure 18 figure 19 behind 19 behind 20 , 19 behind 22 tree 21 a 22 tree 22 tree 23 . " stand ! " he cried . 1 " 6 cried 2 stand 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 6 cried 5 he 6 cried 6 cried 7 . " who goes ? " 1 " 2 who 2 who 3 goes 3 goes 4 ? 4 ? 5 " the figure stepped forth and waved its hand like a dumb person . 1 the 2 figure 2 figure 3 stepped 3 stepped 4 forth 3 stepped 11 dumb 4 forth 6 waved 5 and 6 waved 6 waved 7 its 6 waved 8 hand 9 like 10 a 10 a 11 dumb 11 dumb 12 person 11 dumb 13 . it was arrayed like a pilgrim , the [hood] [lowered] [over] the face [,] [but] [dick] [,] [in] [an] [instant] [,] [recognised] [sir] [daniel] . 1 it 2 was 1 it 25 . 2 was 3 arrayed 3 arrayed 4 like 4 like 6 pilgrim 5 a 6 pilgrim 6 pilgrim 7 , 6 pilgrim 8 the 12 the 13 face 13 face 25 . " well , [dickon] , " said [sir] [daniel] , " how is it to be ? 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 how 12 how 13 is 12 how 14 it 14 it 16 be 14 it 17 ? 15 to 16 be do ye make war upon the fallen ? " 1 do 2 ye 1 do 8 ? 2 ye 4 war 3 make 4 war 4 war 5 upon 4 war 7 fallen 5 upon 6 the 8 ? 9 " " [nay] [self-defence] , " replied the knight . 1 " 6 replied 4 , 6 replied 5 " 6 replied 6 replied 8 knight 7 the 8 knight 8 knight 9 . " ye may [not] go to [holywood] , " said [dick] . 1 " 2 ye 1 " 10 said 2 ye 3 may 3 may 5 go 5 go 6 to 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " how ! 1 " 2 how 2 how 3 ! may not ? " asked the knight . 1 may 2 not 2 not 3 ? 3 ? 4 " 3 ? 5 asked 5 asked 7 knight 6 the 7 knight 7 knight 8 . your life is forfeit doubly forfeit , for my father 's death and your own practices to meward . 1 your 2 life 1 your 10 father 1 your 16 practices 2 life 6 forfeit 3 is 4 forfeit 4 forfeit 5 doubly 4 forfeit 6 forfeit 6 forfeit 7 , 6 forfeit 8 for 9 my 10 father 10 father 11 's 12 death 16 practices 13 and 16 practices 14 your 16 practices 15 own 16 practices 16 practices 18 meward 16 practices 19 . 17 to 18 meward [an] [ye] [were] [the] [devil] [,] [i] [would] [not] [lay] [a] [hand] [on] [you] [.] an ye were the devil , ye might go where ye will for me . 1 an 11 ye 2 ye 3 were 2 ye 7 ye 4 the 5 devil 5 devil 6 , 5 devil 7 ye 7 ye 8 might 7 ye 9 go 7 ye 11 ye 10 where 11 ye 11 ye 12 will 11 ye 14 me 13 for 14 me 14 me 15 . [seek] [god] ['s] [forgiveness] [;] [mine] [ye] [have] [freely] [.] but [to] go [on] [to] [holywood] [is] [different] [.] 1 but 3 go i [carry] [arms] [for] [york] [,] [and] [i] will [suffer] [no] [spy] [within] [their] [lines] . 1 i 9 will 9 will 16 . " ye [mock] me , " said [sir] [daniel] . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 4 me 4 me 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 10 . " [i] [have] no [safety] [out] [of] [holywood] . " 1 " 4 no 4 no 9 . 9 . 10 " " [i] [care] no more , " returned [richard] . 1 " 4 no 4 no 5 more 4 no 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 returned 8 returned 10 . " [i] [let] you [go] [east] [,] [west] [,] [or] [south] [;] [north] [i] will not . 1 " 4 you 4 you 15 will 15 will 16 not 16 not 17 . holywood is shut against you . 1 holywood 2 is 1 holywood 3 shut 1 holywood 6 . 3 shut 4 against 4 against 5 you go , and seek not to return . 1 go 4 seek 2 , 3 and 3 and 4 seek 4 seek 7 return 5 not 7 return 6 to 7 return 7 return 8 . " ye [doom] me , " said [sir] [daniel] [,] gloomily . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 4 me 4 me 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 11 gloomily 11 gloomily 12 . " [i] [doom] you [not] , " returned [richard] . 1 " 4 you 4 you 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 returned 8 returned 10 . so [shall] [i] [avenge] [my] [father] , with a perfect [conscience] [.] ["] 1 so 7 , 7 , 8 with 8 with 9 a 9 a 10 perfect " ay , " said [sir] [daniel] , " [y] ' have a long [sword] [against] [my] [dagger] . " 1 " 2 ay 1 " 5 said 2 ay 3 , 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 , 5 said 19 . 8 , 9 " 8 , 11 ' 11 ' 12 have 12 have 13 a 13 a 14 long 19 . 20 " " [i] [rely] [upon] [heaven] [only] , " answered [dick] [,] [casting] [his] [sword] [some] [way] behind him [on] [the] [snow] . 1 " 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 answered 9 answered 22 . 17 behind 18 him 18 him 22 . " [i] did but try you , [dickon] , " returned the knight , with an uneasy semblance of a laugh . 1 " 6 you 1 " 11 returned 3 did 5 try 3 did 6 you 4 but 5 try 7 , 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 returned 11 returned 18 semblance 12 the 13 knight 13 knight 14 , 13 knight 18 semblance 15 with 16 an 16 an 17 uneasy 17 uneasy 18 semblance 18 semblance 19 of 18 semblance 21 laugh 20 a 21 laugh 21 laugh 22 . " [i] [would] not [spill] [your] [blood] . " 1 " 4 not 4 not 8 . 8 . 9 " " go , then , [ere] [it] be too [late] , " replied [shelton] . 1 " 13 replied 2 go 3 , 3 , 4 then 4 then 5 , 5 , 13 replied 8 be 9 too 9 too 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 replied 13 replied 15 . " [in] [five] [minutes] [i] will [call] [the] [post] [.] 1 " 6 will i [do] [perceive] [that] [i] am too [long-suffering] . 1 i 6 am 6 am 7 too 7 too 9 . had but our places been reversed , [i] should have been bound hand and foot some minutes past . " 1 had 6 reversed 1 had 11 been 2 but 3 our 3 our 4 places 4 places 6 reversed 5 been 6 reversed 6 reversed 7 , 9 should 10 have 10 have 11 been 11 been 12 bound 12 bound 15 foot 12 bound 16 some 13 hand 14 and 13 hand 15 foot 16 some 17 minutes 17 minutes 18 past 18 past 19 . 19 . 20 " " well , [dickon] , [i] will go , " replied [sir] [daniel] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 5 , 5 , 11 replied 7 will 8 go 8 go 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 replied 11 replied 14 . " when we next meet , it shall repent you that ye were so harsh . " 1 " 3 we 2 when 3 we 3 we 5 meet 3 we 8 shall 4 next 5 meet 6 , 7 it 7 it 8 shall 8 shall 9 repent 9 repent 10 you 9 repent 11 that 9 repent 12 ye 9 repent 15 harsh 9 repent 16 . 12 ye 13 were 14 so 15 harsh 16 . 17 " and with these words , the knight turned and began to move off under the trees . 1 and 2 with 2 with 3 these 3 these 4 words 3 these 16 trees 4 words 5 , 6 the 7 knight 6 the 16 trees 7 knight 8 turned 9 and 10 began 10 began 11 to 10 began 12 move 12 move 13 off 12 move 14 under 14 under 16 trees 15 the 16 trees 16 trees 17 . herein , all of a sudden , a bow sounded like a note of music . 1 herein 2 , 1 herein 3 all 3 all 6 sudden 4 of 6 sudden 5 a 6 sudden 6 sudden 7 , 6 sudden 9 bow 8 a 9 bow 9 bow 10 sounded 10 sounded 11 like 10 sounded 15 music 12 a 13 note 13 note 14 of 13 note 15 music 15 music 16 . [dick] [bounded] [to] [his] [side] [and] [raised] [him] [.] his face desperately worked ; his whole body was shaken by contorting spasms . 1 his 2 face 2 face 12 contorting 3 desperately 4 worked 3 desperately 12 contorting 4 worked 5 ; 4 worked 6 his 7 whole 12 contorting 8 body 12 contorting 9 was 12 contorting 10 shaken 12 contorting 11 by 12 contorting 12 contorting 13 spasms 12 contorting 14 . " is the arrow black ? " he gasped . 1 " 9 gasped 2 is 3 the 3 the 4 arrow 4 arrow 5 black 4 arrow 9 gasped 6 ? 7 " 7 " 9 gasped 8 he 9 gasped 9 gasped 10 . " it is black , " replied [dick] [,] [gravely] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 7 replied 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 black 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 replied 7 replied 11 . at length [he] , also , [rose] , and [showed] the [countenance] of [ellis] [duckworth] [.] 1 at 2 length 1 at 11 the 2 length 4 , 4 , 9 and 5 also 6 , 6 , 9 and 8 , 9 and 11 the 13 of " [richard] , " he said , very gravely , " [i] [heard] you . 1 " 6 said 3 , 6 said 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 9 gravely 8 very 9 gravely 9 gravely 10 , 9 gravely 15 . 10 , 11 " 11 " 14 you ye took [the] [better] [part] [and] [pardoned] [;] [i] [took] [the] [worse] [,] [and] [there] [lies] [the] [clay] [of] [mine] [enemy] [.] 1 ye 2 took pray for me . " 1 pray 2 for 2 for 3 me 3 me 4 . 4 . 5 " and he wrung him by the hand . 1 and 3 wrung 2 he 3 wrung 3 wrung 4 him 3 wrung 5 by 5 by 6 the 5 by 7 hand 7 hand 8 . " sir , " said [richard] , ["] [i] [will] [pray] for you , indeed ; though [how] [i] may [prevail] [i] [wot] [not] . 1 " 5 said 2 sir 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 25 . 7 , 12 for 12 for 13 you 13 you 20 may 14 , 15 indeed 14 , 17 though 15 indeed 16 ; 17 though 20 may hatch he is dead , poor shrew ! 1 hatch 7 shrew 2 he 3 is 3 is 4 dead 4 dead 7 shrew 5 , 7 shrew 6 poor 7 shrew 7 shrew 8 ! i would have spared a better ; and for [sir] [daniel] [,] [here] [lies] [his] body [.] 1 i 3 have 2 would 3 have 3 have 4 spared 3 have 5 a 5 a 6 better 5 a 16 body 6 better 9 for 7 ; 8 and 7 ; 9 for but [for] the priest , [if] [i] [might] [anywise] [prevail] , [i] would have you let him go . " 1 but 3 the 3 the 4 priest 4 priest 5 , 5 , 20 " 11 , 15 you 11 , 20 " 13 would 14 have 14 have 15 you 16 let 17 him 17 him 18 go 17 him 19 . 19 . 20 " a flash [came] [into] [the] [eyes] of [ellis] [duckworth] [.] 1 a 2 flash 2 flash 7 of " [nay] , " he said , " the devil is still strong within me . 1 " 6 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 6 said 9 the 7 , 8 " 9 the 10 devil 10 devil 13 strong 11 is 12 still 12 still 13 strong 13 strong 14 within 14 within 15 me 15 me 16 . but [be] [at] [rest] [;] the [black] [arrow] [flieth] [nevermore] [the] [fellowship] [is] [broken] . 1 but 6 the 6 the 15 . [chapter] [viii] [conclusion] he looked upon her sourly for a little . 1 he 2 looked 2 looked 5 sourly 3 upon 5 sourly 4 her 5 sourly 5 sourly 6 for 5 sourly 8 little 5 sourly 9 . 7 a 8 little " ye are fair , " he said at last , " and , as they tell me , dowered . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 are 3 are 4 fair 4 fair 5 , 5 , 8 said 5 , 20 dowered 6 " 8 said 7 he 8 said 9 at 10 last 10 last 20 dowered 11 , 12 " 11 , 13 and 11 , 20 dowered 14 , 20 dowered 15 as 16 they 16 they 20 dowered 17 tell 20 dowered 18 me 20 dowered 19 , 20 dowered 20 dowered 21 . how if [i] [offered] you a brave marriage , as became your face and parentage ? " 1 how 5 you 1 how 7 brave 2 if 5 you 6 a 7 brave 7 brave 15 parentage 8 marriage 9 , 8 marriage 15 parentage 10 as 15 parentage 11 became 15 parentage 12 your 15 parentage 13 face 15 parentage 14 and 15 parentage 15 parentage 16 ? 16 ? 17 " " [my] lord [duke] , " replied [joanna] , " may it please your grace , [i] [had] [rather] [wed] with [sir] [richard] . " 1 " 3 lord 3 lord 5 , 5 , 6 " 5 , 25 " 6 " 7 replied 9 , 10 " 9 , 25 " 10 " 13 please 11 may 13 please 12 it 13 please 13 please 15 grace 13 please 16 , 14 your 15 grace 16 , 21 with 24 . 25 " " how so ? " he asked , [harshly] . 1 " 2 how 1 " 7 asked 3 so 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 4 ? 7 asked 5 " 6 he 7 asked 8 , 7 asked 10 . " marry but the man [i] name to you , and he shall be my lord , and you my lady , before night . 1 " 3 but 1 " 16 lord 2 marry 3 but 4 the 5 man 4 the 7 name 4 the 16 lord 8 to 15 my 9 you 13 shall 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 he 11 and 13 shall 13 shall 14 be 13 shall 15 my 15 my 16 lord 16 lord 17 , 16 lord 21 lady 16 lord 22 , 16 lord 25 . 17 , 18 and 17 , 19 you 20 my 21 lady 23 before 24 night 24 night 25 . for [sir] [richard] , let me tell you [plainly] , he will [die] [sir] [richard] . " 1 for 4 , 4 , 17 " 5 let 6 me 6 me 7 tell 6 me 10 , 7 tell 8 you 10 , 11 he 11 he 12 will 12 will 16 . 16 . 17 " " [i] [ask] no more of [heaven] , my lord , [than] but [to] [die] [sir] [richard] 's wife , " returned [joanna] [.] 1 " 4 no 1 " 22 returned 4 no 5 more 4 no 8 , 5 more 6 of 8 , 13 but 9 my 10 lord 10 lord 11 , 11 , 13 but 18 's 19 wife 19 wife 20 , 20 , 21 " 21 " 22 returned " look [ye] at that , my lord , " said [gloucester] , [turning] [to] [lord] [foxham] . 1 " 2 look 1 " 11 said 2 look 4 at 2 look 5 that 6 , 10 " 7 my 8 lord 8 lord 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 , 11 said 18 . " here be a pair for you . 1 " 7 you 2 here 6 for 3 be 4 a 4 a 5 pair 5 pair 6 for 6 for 7 you 7 you 8 . i did warn him freely , but he was stout in his besottedness . 1 i 2 did 2 did 13 besottedness 3 warn 4 him 3 warn 13 besottedness 5 freely 13 besottedness 6 , 7 but 7 but 8 he 8 he 9 was 9 was 13 besottedness 10 stout 13 besottedness 11 in 13 besottedness 12 his 13 besottedness 13 besottedness 14 . it [shall] be so , [by] [the] [rood] ! " 1 it 3 be 3 be 4 so 4 so 5 , 5 , 10 " 9 ! 10 " " said he so ? " cried [alicia] . 1 " 2 said 1 " 7 cried 2 said 3 he 4 so 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 9 . " then well said , lion-driver ! " 1 " 6 lion-driver 2 then 6 lion-driver 3 well 6 lion-driver 4 said 6 lion-driver 5 , 6 lion-driver 6 lion-driver 7 ! 7 ! 8 " " who is this ? " asked the duke . 1 " 7 asked 2 who 3 is 3 is 4 this 4 this 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 asked 7 asked 9 duke 7 asked 10 . 8 the 9 duke " [a] [prisoner] [of] [sir] [richard] ['s] , " answered [lord] [foxham] [;] ["] [mistress] [alicia] [risingham] . ["] 1 " 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 answered 10 answered 18 . " see that she be married to a sure man , " said the duke . 1 " 13 said 2 see 3 that 3 that 4 she 4 she 13 said 5 be 6 married 5 be 8 a 5 be 9 sure 6 married 7 to 9 sure 11 , 10 man 11 , 11 , 13 said 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 duke 13 said 16 . 14 the 15 duke " [i] had thought of my [kinsman] [,] [hamley] [,] [an] it [like] [your] [grace] , " returned [lord] [foxham] [.] 1 " 18 returned 3 had 4 thought 4 thought 5 of 4 thought 12 it 5 of 6 my 12 it 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 returned " he hath well served the cause [.] ["] 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 hath 3 hath 5 served 4 well 5 served 5 served 7 cause 6 the 7 cause " it likes me well , " said [richard] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 5 well 3 likes 4 me 3 likes 5 well 5 well 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " let them be wedded speedily . 1 " 2 let 2 let 5 wedded 3 them 5 wedded 4 be 5 wedded 5 wedded 6 speedily 6 speedily 7 . say , fair maid , will you wed ? " 1 say 2 , 1 say 9 ? 3 fair 4 maid 4 maid 5 , 4 maid 8 wed 6 will 7 you 6 will 8 wed 8 wed 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " he is straight , my mistress , " replied [richard] [,] calmly [.] 1 " 10 replied 2 he 3 is 2 he 10 replied 4 straight 7 mistress 5 , 7 mistress 6 my 7 mistress 7 mistress 10 replied 8 , 10 replied 9 " 10 replied 10 replied 13 calmly " [i] [am] [the] [only] [crookback] [of] [my] [party] [;] we are [else] [passably] well [shapen] . 1 " 11 we 1 " 15 well 11 we 12 are 15 well 17 . a [captain] [,] [in] [the] time [of] [war] , [hath] [not] the [ordering] of his [hours] . " 1 a 6 time 6 time 9 , 9 , 18 " 12 the 14 of 14 of 15 his 15 his 17 . 17 . 18 " and with a very handsome salutation he passed on , followed by his officers . 1 and 5 handsome 2 with 3 a 3 a 5 handsome 4 very 5 handsome 5 handsome 6 salutation 6 salutation 7 he 6 salutation 8 passed 6 salutation 10 , 6 salutation 14 officers 6 salutation 15 . 8 passed 9 on 11 followed 12 by 11 followed 14 officers 13 his 14 officers " [alack] , ["] cried [alicia] , " [i] [am] [shent] ! " 1 " 3 , 3 , 13 " 5 cried 7 , 7 , 13 " 8 " 12 ! 12 ! 13 " " ye know him not , " replied [lord] [foxham] . 1 " 2 ye 1 " 8 replied 2 ye 3 know 2 ye 5 not 3 know 4 him 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 replied 8 replied 11 . " it is but a [trifle] [;] he [hath] [already] [clean] forgot [your] [words] [.] ["] 1 " 2 it 1 " 8 he 2 it 3 is 3 is 5 a 4 but 5 a 8 he 12 forgot " he is , then , the [very] [flower] of [knighthood] , " said [alicia] . 1 " 14 said 2 he 3 is 2 he 14 said 4 , 5 then 4 , 14 said 5 then 6 , 5 then 7 the 7 the 10 of 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " [nay] , [he] [but] [mindeth] other things , " returned [lord] [foxham] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 10 " 7 other 8 things 8 things 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 returned 11 returned 14 . " [tarry] we no more . " 1 " 3 we 1 " 4 no 4 no 5 more 5 more 6 . 6 . 7 " in the chancel they found [dick] [waiting] [,] [attended] [by] a few young men ; [and] [there] [were] he [and] [joan] [united] [.] 1 in 3 chancel 2 the 3 chancel 3 chancel 4 they 4 they 5 found 5 found 11 a 11 a 12 few 12 few 14 men 13 young 14 men 14 men 15 ; 15 ; 19 he but the wedding party turned upon the other side , and sat down , with sober merriment , to breakfast . 1 but 2 the 2 the 3 wedding 2 the 8 other 3 wedding 4 party 4 party 5 turned 5 turned 6 upon 6 upon 7 the 8 other 9 side 9 side 17 merriment 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 sat 12 sat 13 down 12 sat 17 merriment 14 , 15 with 15 with 17 merriment 16 sober 17 merriment 17 merriment 18 , 17 merriment 20 breakfast 17 merriment 21 . 19 to 20 breakfast the father cellarer attended on their wants , and sat with them at table . 1 the 14 table 2 father 3 cellarer 3 cellarer 4 attended 3 cellarer 5 on 3 cellarer 6 their 3 cellarer 7 wants 3 cellarer 10 sat 3 cellarer 12 them 3 cellarer 14 table 8 , 9 and 9 and 10 sat 11 with 12 them 13 at 14 table 14 table 15 . [hamley] [,] [all] [jealousy] [forgotten] [,] [began] [to] [ply] [the] [nowise] [loth] [alicia] [with] [courtship] [.] thenceforth the dust and blood of that unruly epoch passed them by . 1 thenceforth 3 dust 1 thenceforth 8 unruly 1 thenceforth 13 . 2 the 3 dust 3 dust 4 and 5 blood 8 unruly 6 of 8 unruly 7 that 8 unruly 8 unruly 9 epoch 9 epoch 10 passed 9 epoch 11 them 9 epoch 12 by they dwelt apart from alarms in the green forest where their love began . 1 they 2 dwelt 2 dwelt 5 alarms 2 dwelt 14 . 3 apart 5 alarms 4 from 5 alarms 5 alarms 6 in 5 alarms 8 green 5 alarms 10 where 5 alarms 11 their 5 alarms 12 love 5 alarms 13 began 7 the 8 green 8 green 9 forest one had been all his life a [shipman] , and [continued] [to] the [last] [to] [lament] [his] man [tom] . 1 one 2 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 all 3 been 7 a 4 all 6 life 5 his 6 life 7 a 18 man 9 , 10 and 10 and 13 the 13 the 18 man 18 man 20 . so [lawless] [had] [his] [will] , and [died] a [friar] [.] 1 so 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 9 a footnotes : 1 footnotes 2 : [{] [2] [}] [richard] [crookback] [would] [have] [been] [really] [far] [younger] [at] [this] [date] [.] [{] [3] [}] [technically] [,] [the] [term] ["] [lance] ["] [included] [a] [not] [quite] [certain] [number] [of] [foot] [soldiers] [attached] [to] [the] [man-at-arms] [.]