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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Little Journeys into Bookland part 2 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 54

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Little John, I waken in affright.Then loud laughed sturdy Little John-Then loud and long laughed he:Have no more fear of Little JohnThan thou hast fear of me.He is a stout and sturdy knave, But no more wild than I ;And if it did not bite him firstHe would not harm a fly.XX—4 And of bold Robin Hood,… … HE TALKS WITH HER. Through Sherwood forest deep and green Together they are gone :The dun deer on the uplands stood And stared at Little John. He made a horse of his broad backAnd pranced along the bank ; He made a bowl of his tall hat,And out of it she drank.

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