Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 26
THE STORY OF ROBIN HOOD. 493 and hit the center of the mark every time he shot.The Sheriff, who was anxious to get into his serv-ice archers who could equal Robin Hood andhis men, at once offered him twenty marks* for ayears service. This offer the knight permittedLittle John to accept. The reader… … that the Sheriffwas the Kingsrepresentative. Itis said, and usu- -ally acted upon,that any strategyis fair in war. Lit- Ji -tie John, in goinginto the Sheriffs employ, gave his name as Reynold Greenleaf, anddid not hint that he had ever been with RobinHood. The Sheriff gave him a fine horse to…
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