Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 246
oubt was in her eye.: Upon my word, cried Little John,— And wondrous grave he grew,— If I be Khan of Tartary, I 11 swear the rest is true !Then straight he took his bugle-horn, And loud began to blow,Until a score of outlaws bold Came running in a row. Out rang the bells of Nottingham;Astir was all… … OUT STEPPED A STURDY YEOMAN. death.And he hath offered a golden horn And a purse of an hundred poundTo whoso findeth his daughter dear And bringeth her safe and sound. Now the warder stands at the citygate, With his hand above his eye:A band is coming from merry Sherwood, As straight as a crow can…
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