Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 47
rdAbbot, under the trystell-tree, not far from here.How now, sirrah! Who art thou that 34 THE FEAST IN THE FOREST. [Nov. I, my lord, am Robin Hood; these, my no other way of making a living. Thou hast merry men. We are free rangers of Sherwood churches, with lands and gold. Give us of thy Forest.… … V robin hood, with the bridle of the abbots white andalusian jennet over his arm, LED THE WAV. grown horns in all this greenwood, said theabbot, waving his hand abroad. Then, gathering up the reins which Robinstill grasped, he said : Stand aside, my good sir,—the path is butnarrow, — and let me and…
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