Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 51
ny of archers in suitsof leather, each with his full quiver slung overhis shoulder, and longbow in hand, bent readyfor use. The sumpter-horses and groomsbrought up the rear. At sight of this martial retinue poor Robinsheart sank, and he bitterly realized he wasnothing more than a prisoner of the… … ROBIN BITTERLY REALIZED HE WAS NOTHING MORE THAN A PRISONER OF THE KING. given. Again the blare of trumpets, and thestately march was taken up. A fitful wind shuddered through the tree-tops a sigh of parting. Robin reechoed itas he cast a longing look down the cool darkglades of his beloved forest.…
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