lls-eye was full. Again Robinwhistled, and this time each archer split an arrow. Then Robin took his bow, and stepping a littleto one side, shot diagonally, sending an arrowthrough three of those quivering in the bulls-eye. The queen rose and extended her hand. Mygood subject, this is unbelievable,… … Accept this gold ring as a token of my favor May Day 267 ring. Meantime, the sheriff was looking uneasilyat Robin. He did not know whether or not hedared tell the queen who Robin was. And now, my good subject, said the queen,tell me your name, that I may speak of you andyour wonderful shooting to…
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