Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 191
IX. score brave archers to do my bidding, I never will be controlled by any king or his officers. Tell thk death of robin HOOD. them this for me. Sir William then attempted to take Robin by All accounts affirm that Robin Hood lived to a surprise, but one of the foresters, Locksley by very old age,… … ROBIN HOOD MARKS THE SPOT FOR HIS GRAVE. William, blew his. In a moment the followers ofeach rushed to the spot and formed about theleaders. A terrible and bloody fight ensued, in which SirWilliam was killed and his men driven from theforests. This was the last effort made to subdue themerry…
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