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The Black Arrow

CHAPTER VII--THE HOODED FACE
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We were ill sped at the battle; we but got there to be swept among the rout.

Where be all my good men-at-arms?
Dick, by the mass, I know not! We were swept down; the shot fell thick among us; I have not seen one man in my own colours since I saw three fall.

For myself, I came sound to Shoreby, and being mindful of the Black Arrow, got me this gown and bell, and came softly by the path for the Moat House.

There is no disguise to be compared with it; the jingle of this bell would scare me the stoutest outlaw in the forest; they would all turn pale to hear it.

At length I came by you and Matcham.


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