Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 112
alled to the beggar to stop and aside your ragged old cloak and offer no furtherresistance. Untie your sack, and let me see whatis in it, and, if you make any noise, I will seewhat effect a broad-headed arrow can have on abeggars hide! But the beggar only grinned at the outlaw, andvery quietly… … mm THE CLOUTED BEGGAR GETS THE BETTER OF LITTLE JOHN AND SCATHELOCK. talk awhile with him. But the clouted tramp paidno heed to his words, and walked right on as if behad not heard. Stop when 1 speak to you! cried Robin,growing angry. I wont do it, responded the beggar, quiteboldly. It is some…
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