`` I will thank you , for the form 's sake , '' said Matcham . `` But , in sooth , good Master Shelton , I had liever find my way alone . Here is a wide wood ; prithee , let each choose his path ; I owe you a dinner and a lesson . Fare ye well ! '' `` Nay , '' cried Dick , `` if that be your tune , so be it , and a plague be with you ! '' Each turned aside , and they began walking off severally , with no thought of the direction , intent solely on their quarrel . But Dick had not gone ten paces ere his name was called , and Matcham came running after . `` Dick , '' he said , `` it were unmannerly to part so coldly . Here is my hand , and my heart with it . For all that wherein you have so excellently served and helped me -- not for the form , but from the heart , I thank you . Fare ye right well . '' `` Well , lad , '' returned Dick , taking the hand which was offered him , `` good speed to you , if speed you may . But I misdoubt it shrewdly . Y ' are too disputatious . '' So then they separated for the second time ; and presently it was Dick who was running after Matcham . `` Here , '' he said , `` take my cross-bow ; shalt not go unarmed . '' `` A cross-bow ! '' said Matcham . `` Nay , boy , I have neither the strength to bend nor yet the skill to aim with it . It were no help to me , good boy .
But yet I XXXXX you . ''
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