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quadgram	frequency
the sheriff of nottingham	69
robin hood and his	55
sir richard of the	54
the bishop of hereford	51
the earl of ashby	50
richard of the lea	42
in all the world	37
the rest of the	36
in all my life	36
in the midst of	33
the middle of the	32
so much as a	31
at the end of	31
to his lips and	29
at the head of	29
of hugh de monthermer	27
at the same time	27
said hugh de monthermer	27
the other side of	26
the door of the	26
as though he were	25
with all my heart	25
the edge of the	24
and allan a dale	24
at these words the	24
my lord of hereford	24
replied hugh de monthermer	23
in a loud voice	23
young david of doncaster	23
little john and will	23
in front of the	23
they came to the	23
i make my vow	22
with a look of	22
all my life before	22
and hugh de monthermer	22
other side of the	22
of the earl of	22
in all merry england	21
in the middle of	21
the top of the	21
as though he would	21
for a long time	21
the end of the	21
on the other side	21
i know right well	20
of richard de ashby	20
a moment or two	20
the head of the	20
let me tell thee	20
by the side of	20
said richard de ashby	20
the earl of leicester	19
his lips and blew	19
in a low voice	19
robin hood and little	19
hood and little john	19
horn to his lips	19
not so much as	18
i would have thee	18
little john and the	18
of the blue boar	18
for the sake of	18
the old earl of	18
robin hood and the	18
when they had come	17
of one of the	17
hood and his band	17
up and down the	17
it would have been	17
is it not so	17
his hand upon the	17
replied richard de ashby	17
i will tell you	17
the side of the	17
the sheriff and his	17
of a mind to	17
lord bishop of hereford	16
had come to the	16
at the same moment	16
he had come to	16
one of the men	16
came to where the	16
to one of the	16
quoth he to himself	16
the sign of the	16
of laughter went up	16
if i do not	16
far be it from	16
what may be thy	16
from time to time	16
he came to the	16
the center of the	16
my merry men all	16
robin and his men	16
with might and main	15
i am right glad	15
from top to toe	15
i would not have	15
that he could not	15
the hands of the	15
said one of the	15
it may not be	15
he came to where	15
for many a day	15
hood and his men	15
i would that i	15
as though he had	14
then up spake the	14
his way through the	14
part of a mind	14
a great shout of	14
clad in lincoln green	14
the earl of monthermer	14
be it from me	14
in a low tone	14
old earl of monthermer	14
i will give thee	14
as soon as he	14
the spot where the	14
i will give you	14
may be thy name	14
who art thou that	14
what wouldst thou have	14
one to the other	14
in his hand he	14
the man of law	14
at the blue boar	14
it shall be done	14
and his merry men	14
hugh de monthermer was	14
at this a great	13
half a score of	13
that he had been	13
was one of the	13
the sound of a	13
sir guy de margan	13
they had come to	13
his horn to his	13
that part of the	13
as i have said	13
middle of the road	13
for a moment or	13
richard of the lee	13
to the edge of	13
would that i had	13
from his horse and	13
john and will scarlet	13
cried richard de ashby	13
the yeomen of the	13
for i tell thee	12
lord hugh de monthermer	12
then one of the	12
the greater part of	12
on either side of	12
shout of laughter went	12
in the center of	12
sign of the blue	12
under the greenwood tree	12
great shout of laughter	12
for the first time	12
at last they came	12
so much as one	12
his head on one	12
i will go with	12
to take robin hood	12
and i will give	12
i will show thee	12
this same robin hood	12
that hugh de monthermer	12
the shade of the	12
the blue boar inn	12
head on one side	12
well do i know	12
at the distance of	12
the lord bishop of	11
into the hands of	11
to see what was	11
from one to the	11
on the part of	11
robin and his band	11
and i would not	11
the midst of the	11
there is not a	11
they came at last	11
of the house of	11
and will scarlet and	11
the leader of the	11
a great part of	11
from side to side	11
great shout went up	11
for the matter of	11
the matter of that	11
cried one of the	11
to the earl of	11
to hugh de monthermer	11
then of a sudden	10
he turned and left	10
to the greenwood tree	10
one or the other	10
the sound of the	10
sprang to his feet	10
john and the tanner	10
head of the table	10
and little john and	10
a minute or two	10
of the white hand	10
his eyes and looked	10
the distance of about	10
looked up and down	10
it from me to	10
and if i do	10
an ill day for	10
laid his hand upon	10
the king and queen	10
way through the crowd	10
but he did not	10
little john in a	10
at this the sheriff	10
and the shrill wind	10
gilbert of the white	10
this way and that	10
in all his life	10
thrust his hand into	10
of lucy de ashby	10
and it shall be	10
robin hood and all	10
for the third time	10
would have thee know	10
at last he came	10
men do call me	10
last they came to	10
he said to himself	10
last he came to	10
at last to the	10
at last little john	10
with all his might	10
john and will stutely	10
william of the scar	10
that he might be	10
and cloth of gold	10
answered never a word	10
richard de ashby was	10
in all thy life	10
if i mistake not	10
the sheriff in a	10
this a great shout	10
rest of the band	9
looked at one another	9
either side of the	9
and a score of	9
that i have not	9
i do not know	9
came at last to	9
the faith of my	9
men call robin hood	9
have a taste of	9
from the spot where	9
hugh de monthermer had	9
he turned to the	9
for the rest of	9
did as he was	9
at a quick pace	9
at the sight of	9
in a moment after	9
i do beseech you	9
friar of fountain abbey	9
for i would fain	9
and in a moment	9
like that of a	9
the prior of emmet	9
it to his lips	9
it would be well	9
he was going to	9
it came about that	9
until he came to	9
not show his face	9
from head to foot	9
until they came to	9
as soon as the	9
said guy de margan	9
not far from the	9
i know not why	9
in the great hall	9
by the name of	9
the good town of	9
all this time the	9
a great shout went	9
at the door of	9
then robin turned to	9
the king of england	9
by the faith of	9
from the other side	9
every now and then	9
leader of the band	9
set forth upon his	9
i will go to	9
the name of the	9
it seemed as if	9
a word or two	9
they came to a	9
upon the other side	9
exclaimed richard de ashby	9
all clad in lincoln	8
the house of ashby	8
heard the sound of	8
robin hood and allan	8
i would have a	8
heart sank within him	8
prize was to be	8
will scarlet and allan	8
i am like to	8
opened his eyes and	8
i tell thee plainly	8
i know that thou	8
as if he had	8
to the cooing dove	8
at a little distance	8
his heart sank within	8
with hugh de monthermer	8
hugh de monthermer and	8
for i will not	8
hark to the cooing	8
man in all the	8
i take my vow	8
sir richard de ashby	8
staff in his hand	8
i would like to	8
will do my best	8
for i know right	8
he knew right well	8
the captain of the	8
quoth he in a	8
and i love thee	8
the bright daffodil groweth	8
then up spake will	8
man of the two	8
in a deep voice	8
to the spot where	8
three pennyworths of meat	8
leaped to their feet	8
thou art a right	8
hood and all his	8
that it was a	8
and the bishop of	8
it seemed as though	8
i will do my	8
hand into his pouch	8
turned to little john	8
cried the sheriff in	8
great part of a	8
was clad in a	8
the corners of his	8
in a mighty voice	8
set forth upon their	8
forth upon their way	8
said he to himself	8
dost thou not remember	8
brothers of fountain abbey	8
the king and the	8
so nigh to sherwood	8
that the feast was	8
if thou dost not	8
came to the edge	8
then robin hood and	8
allan a dale and	8
daffodil groweth down by	8
all the air was	8
we have no time	8
the one that shot	8
henry of the lea	8
door of the inn	8
one of the servants	8
a score of stout	8
wilt thou join my	8
a great oak tree	8
as though they had	8
am right glad to	8
out of the forest	8
dost thou not know	8
the forest of sherwood	8
one that shot the	8
sir henry of the	8
replied guy de margan	8
it is thy turn	8
the light of the	8
bright daffodil groweth down	8
let me tell you	8
came forth from the	8
i give to thee	8
the earl of gloucester	8
the gates of nottingham	8
back again to sherwood	8
that robin hood had	8
beneath the greenwood tree	8
that there was no	8
the breath of my	8
as he was bidden	8
the lord hugh de	8
laughter went up from	8
side of the road	8
scarlet and allan a	8
score or more of	8
a gray goose shaft	8
allan a dale had	8
until they had come	8
one of his own	8
breath of my body	8
then the sheriff laughed	8
as though they were	8
the court of england	8
straight flew the arrow	8
in the hands of	8
that he was not	8
he looked up and	8
it is a goodly	8
said he at last	8
held in his hand	8
richard de ashby had	8
came out of the	8
a mind to crack	8
and will stutely and	8
who it was that	8
i tell thee that	8
hood and his merry	8
and in his hand	8
the whole of the	8
i have seen him	8
so soon as he	8
hath given me a	8
he thrust his hand	8
such a one as	8
by the breath of	8
he was about to	8
and all was hushed	8
dost thou not think	8
but in the meantime	8
him upon the shoulder	8
lips and blew a	8
beneath the shade of	8
to say the truth	8
and i will take	8
front of the door	8
he and his men	8
all the wide world	8
paused for a moment	8
i should like to	8
which he had been	8
looked upon the ground	8
the end of which	8
and i will be	8
did not seem to	8
for a short time	8
all his merry men	8
his hand into his	8
in all the wide	8
hood and allan a	8
down by the rill	8
i know not how	8
groweth down by the	8
the back of the	8
know right well that	8
of robin hood and	8
at this all laughed	8
said never a word	8
as if he were	8
yeomen of the guard	8
to where robin hood	7
give me my sword	7
he knew not what	7
his hand upon his	7
and some of the	7
i am glad to	7
suits of lincoln green	7
and let me tell	7
i have no money	7
to the left of	7
to robin hood and	7
be one of my	7
that he should be	7
had been brought to	7
arrow from his quiver	7
that he did not	7
arrow to his bow	7
bishop of hereford and	7
the gates of the	7
his eyes upon the	7
by all the saints	7
with his head on	7
upon the ground and	7
to one of his	7
will go with thee	7
master gilbert of blois	7
at the top of	7
to the top of	7
and his men were	7
the sheriff sat at	7
the eye of the	7
the front of the	7
and i will tell	7
the noise of the	7
to the apartments of	7
the branches of the	7
robert of the lees	7
my lord of leicester	7
turned to the bishop	7
he spurred his horse	7
that it would be	7
he thought of the	7
the morning of the	7
his hands upon the	7
and most of the	7
name is robin hood	7
that little john had	7
answered hugh de monthermer	7
i have a great	7
saw that it was	7
for a minute or	7
in the good town	7
robin turned to the	7
a step or two	7
dared not show his	7
if there be any	7
do i know that	7
to that part of	7
in the direction of	7
the curtal friar of	7
branches of the trees	7
the rest of his	7
as well as a	7
that i am a	7
i doubt not that	7
curtal friar of fountain	7
when he had done	7
he looked at the	7
what is thy name	7
the song of the	7
let us have a	7
that it was not	7
into the arms of	7
i am robin hood	7
an arrow to his	7
said not a word	7
laying his hand upon	7
at the sound of	7
i had thought to	7
let me see whether	7
he took up his	7
the leaves of the	7
and the earl of	7
in front of him	7
of alured de ashby	7
the face of the	7
and richard de ashby	7
all that had passed	7
i would rather hear	7
he muttered to himself	7
came to the church	7
one of his men	7
a cup of wine	7
the bend of the	7
cried hugh de monthermer	7
to the door of	7
where the grass was	7
a cloud of dust	7
the hilt of his	7
with all speed to	7
down upon the ground	7
even so much as	7
upon the edge of	7
could be found in	7
squire george of gamewell	6
his eyes were as	6
thou wilt give me	6
as for my name	6
he saw before him	6
these words guy of	6
the part of the	6
cloth of lincoln green	6
do verily think that	6
great array of men	6
came to where a	6
that the sheriff had	6
his hand he bore	6
spoke to them thus	6
earl of monthermer and	6
sir guy of gisborne	6
that shot the best	6
the thought of the	6
all the time he	6
in which he was	6
and get thee gone	6
thou not tell me	6
at this robin laughed	6
best should have the	6
his hand he carried	6
at the corners of	6
said the old earl	6
when he heard that	6
the verge of sherwood	6
then all the people	6
my lord the king	6
lips and blew three	6
thou not think that	6
ever mine eyes beheld	6
the feast was done	6
on the way to	6
to say to thee	6
i do verily believe	6
turned and left them	6
then he clapped his	6
and gilbert and clifton	6
said the man of	6
a great array of	6
not more than a	6
when he had come	6
make ready to go	6
i care not who	6
our good gaffer swanthold	6
for never had they	6
as well as the	6
of the band came	6
they had come out	6
warrant upon robin hood	6
though they had been	6
saw in all my	6
it is not so	6
the good saint dunstan	6
but all the time	6
said robin in a	6
i will show you	6
he was forced to	6
better man of the	6
with robin and his	6
the mouth of the	6
he turned upon his	6
would have been an	6
i will tell how	6
a number of men	6
it was robin hood	6
he had never seen	6
better than a thief	6
soon as he had	6
and the one that	6
even as he spoke	6
you could find in	6
now out upon it	6
i can tell you	6
i would say that	6
at last he reached	6
he thought that he	6
that richard de ashby	6
of silver and gold	6
now thou art a	6
a roar of laughter	6
at these words guy	6
he set forth upon	6
of which we have	6
quoth he at last	6
shook his head and	6
robin hood in his	6
as many colors as	6
to little john and	6
taste of thy skill	6
to the open glade	6
and back and forth	6
asked richard de ashby	6
the one to the	6
show his face here	6
in the matter of	6
to deck my hair	6
knew right well that	6
upon his heel and	6
a good deal of	6
an inch of the	6
quoth little john in	6
and the bright daffodil	6
ran down his face	6
was the first to	6
upon the gallows tree	6
upon the ground with	6
so at last he	6
to say that the	6
a taste of thy	6
the young lord of	6
quick as a wink	6
at robin with a	6
the noise of a	6
it must be confessed	6
the sight of the	6
said the big fellow	6
did not care to	6
in regard to the	6
by the light of	6
for he saw that	6
for i know that	6
for i love a	6
the shrill wind sighed	6
the court of the	6
and come with me	6
many a better man	6
as he rode along	6
i thought that i	6
leaves of the trees	6
others of the band	6
a quarter of a	6
of the greenwood men	6
a few words to	6
at the sign of	6
know that i have	6
forth upon his journey	6
his face to the	6
in the stocks for	6
the lower part of	6
do verily believe that	6
wouldst thou have me	6
and fitted it to	6
say that the feast	6
their way through the	6
for he thought that	6
they passed through the	6
clapped his horn to	6
in front of them	6
the shooting match at	6
that it was the	6
the forest once more	6
my lord of ashby	6
methinks i have seen	6
tepus and gilbert and	6
his head was a	6
not that thou hast	6
his men about him	6
i have heard of	6
the palms of his	6
holding out his hand	6
thou hast with thee	6
hast thou a mind	6
make a jest of	6
thou have me do	6
bow in his hand	6
i do bethink me	6
exclaimed hugh de monthermer	6
and on the other	6
a score or more	6
till the tears ran	6
i trust i am	6
that it is not	6
he had been a	6
i do not think	6
i do love thee	6
young sir henry of	6
for he knew right	6
as he strode along	6
end of the glade	6
was going on in	6
upon the green grass	6
replied the young nobleman	6
last he reached the	6
in the place of	6
going on in the	6
the depths of the	6
no farther than this	6
i crave a boon	6
the head of a	6
leaped to his feet	6
i do verily think	6
this the sheriff looked	6
as if they had	6
part of the forest	6
the bride and bridegroom	6
the brothers of fountain	6
all his life before	6
of meat i sell	6
at the back of	6
as he had been	6
it happened that when	6
the castle of nottingham	6
i am going to	6
stand but an ill	6
thou art a brave	6
i know not what	6
within himself that he	6
faith of my heart	6
and to him that	6
he clapped his bugle	6
and fain would i	6
from robin hood and	6
until at last he	6
till it is as	6
sir stephen of trent	6
man in all nottinghamshire	6
shooting match at nottingham	6
down the road to	6
hood and the tinker	6
that it may be	6
within an inch of	6
he went straightway to	6
until he had come	6
have been an ill	6
man in all merry	6
then he thrust his	6
to the right hand	6
and a pair of	6
now stand thou back	6
lady of the fountain	6
and that i will	6
three suits of lincoln	6
said alured de ashby	6
words guy of gisbourne	6
it had been a	6
moment or two after	6
had by this time	6
i like thy plan	6
the sweetness of the	6
after a while the	6
made his way through	6
when he saw the	6
forth from the covert	6
the young earl of	6
give thee good den	6
once more to the	6
in a trembling voice	6
at this speech the	6
captain of the foresters	6
bright shone the sun	6
me depart in peace	6
till he came to	6
and led the way	6
in all that time	6
a crust of bread	6
he thought of his	6
i hear that thou	6
men about him and	6
i saw in all	6
to where a little	6
that thou art the	6
nought to do with	6
he had reached the	6
give you good day	6
goose feather to his	6
do not think that	6
much as a single	6
turned upon his heel	6
that ever mine eyes	6
in the ring at	6
never have i been	6
is it even so	6
the news of this	6
caught sight of the	6
and arthur a bland	6
yeomen in lincoln green	6
so robin hood and	6
so he came to	6
i owe thee somewhat	6
in the forest of	6
drinking ale and beer	6
have felled an ox	6
quarter of a mile	6
back into the scabbard	6
of a sudden and	6
to seek robin hood	6
while i am gone	6
the bishop and the	6
but an ill chance	6
answered not a word	6
from one of the	6
so soon as the	6
come thou straight forth	6
shrill wind sighed a	6
and shaking his head	6
his staff in his	6
take a cup of	6
quoth robin to himself	6
knew not what to	6
call me no more	6
a murrain seize thee	6
thou art no better	6
mind to crack thy	6
forth from the forest	6
robin hood turned to	6
came to the open	6
had never seen a	6
that he had no	6
my lord the sheriff	6
at the dawn of	6
and every now and	6
i have had a	6
have no time to	6
been an ill day	6
at these words a	6
all the rest of	6
meat for one penny	6
in a few minutes	6
he would never move	6
had come nigh to	6
when the north wind	6
on his right hand	6
and blew three blasts	6
let me depart in	6
to the bishop of	6
springing to his feet	6
shot the best should	6
the better man of	6
me as thou hast	6
for a few minutes	6
much as one farthing	6
they wended their way	6
i will take the	6
the blessed saint dunstan	6
up rose robin hood	6
now i will tell	6
i would have you	6
after they had gone	6
thou art a bold	6
go no farther than	6
lay upon the soft	6
though he would never	6
ballads of the olden	6
get ye ready straightway	6
i tell thee i	6
for thus it was	6
the tears ran down	6
palms of his hands	6
no better than a	6
match at nottingham town	6
what thou tellest me	6
thou art like to	6
thou hast given me	6
as thou dost wish	6
i would have given	6
gnawed his nether lip	6
down upon the grass	6
like an angry bull	6
up spake will scarlet	6
thus it came about	6
that he had never	6
his hand to the	6
in the meantime the	6
and with them came	6
for joy of the	6
if they had been	6
he looked at robin	6
what is the matter	6
too short for him	6
the feast was ready	6
the edge of sherwood	6
a great piece of	6
a mighty roar of	6
it was not of	6
said the corn engrosser	6
for the purpose of	6
could find in all	6
greater part of the	6
given me this day	6
little john came to	6
from the side of	6
and how he had	6
no man in all	6
it was well for	6
him from top to	6
of the olden time	6
up and down and	6
pennyworths of meat i	6
as thus he walked	6
when the feast was	6
with a piece of	6
as robin had said	6
struck a mighty blow	6
wind sighed a straining	6
the bottom of the	6
if thou wilt give	6
anyone in all the	6
as one of the	6
here in the greenwood	6
i would fain have	6
of the old earl	6
the great town gate	6
be found in all	6
never had they seen	6
that i am no	6
at last he said	6
to do with the	6
the princess of aragon	5
but i will go	5
but it shall be	5
in the centre of	5
that had been done	5
but never have i	5
good man and true	5
the stocks for drinking	5
i would speak with	5
when hugh de monthermer	5
but hugh de monthermer	5
a dozen or more	5
the sheriff did not	5
it must have been	5
young earl of ashby	5
that he had met	5
came down from the	5
he fixed his eyes	5
and one or two	5
but the next instant	5
as speedily as may	5
that i have brought	5
will go with you	5
that which he had	5
fairly in the middle	5
brought them to the	5
i have come to	5
ere he had gone	5
nottingham swore that he	5
and about the forest	5
one of the gentlemen	5
i go to the	5
a herd of deer	5
be given to the	5
him by the arm	5
that robin hood would	5
glad to see thee	5
in the train of	5
it was in the	5
the great gate of	5
a bag of gold	5
then i will go	5
taken a liking to	5
he drew forth a	5
in the castle of	5
let us see what	5
arrows within the garland	5
he came to a	5
it was one of	5
his back against the	5
we are going to	5
he was clad in	5
that i had a	5
in spite of all	5
so much for the	5
it is as well	5
the freedom of the	5
but i tell thee	5
upon the back of	5
was none other than	5
with an air of	5
i did not see	5
of those who had	5
this time the sheriff	5
the thoughts of the	5
a blow upon the	5
with the result that	5
in the light of	5
the day of the	5
as he did so	5
robin shook his head	5
it may be that	5
a score of men	5
lower part of the	5
of the bishop of	5
between him and the	5
fell upon their knees	5
how the sheriff of	5
cried alured de ashby	5
his hand into the	5
must pay his reckoning	5
to his own home	5
that he had done	5
see and speak with	5
top of the wall	5
i give you good	5
in front of it	5
by one of the	5
deeper into the forest	5
the entrance of the	5
was not of the	5
patch over one eye	5
if thou art not	5
hugh de monthermer paused	5
with his arms folded	5
i will take care	5
and when he had	5
he quitted the room	5
who had accompanied him	5
i will go and	5
and now i will	5
quick as a flash	5
the ends of the	5
is not a man	5
the truth of the	5
and alured de ashby	5
corners of his mouth	5
and all his band	5
come again to sherwood	5
sheriff of nottingham swore	5
they mounted their horses	5
the house of monthermer	5
knocked at the door	5
i must leave you	5
for a moment to	5
he drew his sword	5
the famous little john	5
was glad enough to	5
to be one of	5
of nottingham swore that	5
the old earl had	5
stood for a moment	5
to lucy de ashby	5
be as good as	5
good men and true	5
the month of may	5
his bow and arrows	5
i and my brothers	5
took him by the	5
and gave him a	5
in the garb of	5
that the king was	5
is to be a	5
at the bottom of	5
i will do it	5
to come and go	5
the sun was low	5
by a number of	5
a whole host of	5
upon robin hood and	5
with little john and	5
any one of them	5
i will come to	5
rather hear thee sing	5
the ground in the	5
way through the forest	5
after a few words	5
he returned to the	5
his hair and beard	5
held out to him	5
take robin hood and	5
borders of sherwood forest	5
love the man she	5
upon his hands and	5
there is many a	5
come out of the	5
that he was a	5
one of the band	5
the hand of the	5
the chief of the	5
out his hand to	5
walking up and down	5
robin hood and will	5
as the reader may	5
shoot a better shaft	5
at the thought of	5
and laid his hand	5
should not be enough	5
and those with him	5
the other of the	5
my name is robin	5
was not to be	5
from the top of	5
in the hand of	5
and let me see	5
and you shall hear	5
that there is a	5
he strode along the	5
come to that part	5
his heel and strode	5
if i have to	5
for the sheriff and	5
the sheriff to himself	5
a better shaft than	5
the scent of the	5
i am the better	5
i have a few	5
all the people shouted	5
have heard it before	5
mounted his horse and	5
the eyes of the	5
he saw that the	5
a quarter of an	5
the great oak tree	5
in all the land	5
and shook his head	5
saw who it was	5
he would never have	5
and i do not	5
at length upon the	5
it would be better	5
i will tell thee	5
in the way of	5
i have not so	5
am the better man	5
it was that robin	5
from his horse to	5
the gate of the	5
on the day of	5
the marches of wales	5
and thus ended the	5
to the verge of	5
replied sir william geary	5
with the flat of	5
here is my purse	5
see what was the	5
he held a great	5
it was too late	5
with sir richard of	5
i will take you	5
in the neighbourhood of	5
bow upon the ground	5
into the little open	5
it was a very	5
i have a good	5
wet to the skin	5
do you know that	5
make the best of	5
he seemed to be	5
way back to the	5
in the hope of	5
fitted an arrow to	5
at once to the	5
to his feet and	5
show me the way	5
but i will not	5
i pray you to	5
when he came to	5
down from his horse	5
turning to one of	5
i will leave you	5
in a tone of	5
to the other of	5
sound of a horn	5
have not so much	5
the time had come	5
he did not know	5
one of the most	5
of the great oak	5
rolled up his sleeve	5
that i have heard	5
in his hand and	5
there is no time	5
he turned his face	5
in and about the	5
but i do not	5
the apartments of the	5
in spite of his	5
his bow upon the	5
with the song of	5
side by side with	5
that was in his	5
in the very center	5
and the rest of	5
he mounted his horse	5
eyes fixed upon the	5
with me this day	5
but at last he	5
the top of a	5
part of the town	5
would rather hear thee	5
by the hand of	5
of the young lord	5
quarter of an hour	5
i am to be	5
in which he had	5
that which i have	5
richard de ashby to	5
on the road to	5
and speak with the	5
that there was a	5
and when he was	5
it was but a	5
in the merry greenwood	5
with a quick step	5
side of the river	5
the direction of the	5
who is there that	5
speedily as may be	5
sheriff of nottingham and	5
bend of the road	5
him by the hand	5
was not one of	5
about half an hour	5
i have to say	5
and lucy de ashby	5
what is it you	5
for his heart was	5
at the court of	5
and he looked down	5
in the name of	5
had come out from	5
but i am not	5
as if he would	5
in a lower tone	5
would speak with you	5
good and holy man	5
rolling over and over	5
and looked about him	5
was in his heart	5
the banks of the	5
was by no means	5
to come back to	5
to come within the	5
to go with him	5
of the band in	5
what seemed to be	5
and there will be	5
in a stern tone	5
i have nothing to	5
in a harsh voice	5
i would have been	5
and all the people	5
i might have known	5
while the rest of	5
good town of nottingham	5
and he went on	5
he loved better than	5
the great hall of	5
that he could hardly	5
my lord bishop of	5
that which had been	5
now let me see	5
with robin hood and	5
one of the best	5
the road to the	5
give me your hand	5
to go back to	5
shoot three arrows apiece	5
and twine a wreath	4
five men came walking	4
and the blind man	4
i known who thou	4
that ever befell robin	4
as he drew nigh	4
stout william of the	4
him with a look	4
to feast with us	4
a one as thou	4
to whom he spoke	4
i fain would not	4
two or three of	4
all bewildered with the	4
of divers shapes and	4
hand at the longbow	4
dost thou in sooth	4
bade the landlord show	4
allan a dale came	4
stutely hath been taken	4
at him from top	4
mayst have heard it	4
good gaffer swanthold sayeth	4
how sir richard of	4
first he looked up	4
be brought to me	4
words to say to	4
do love thee as	4
two bands of the	4
of all around a	4
go back to the	4
one so high in	4
and all the time	4
upon him with a	4
the movements of the	4
man did as he	4
such a feast as	4
so off they went	4
shall be little john	4
to the branches of	4
and lean him against	4
can be none other	4
and so true that	4
quoth robin in a	4
the sweet song of	4
then he looked down	4
led the way to	4
as for the rest	4
and at his side	4
and of his doings	4
her eyes were fixed	4
i thank you for	4
and came to where	4
men of the band	4
hand as he fell	4
saw what had passed	4
from the bench where	4
for thy drinking and	4
and thought that never	4
then sir richard arose	4
one of the horses	4
sung and spoken of	4
down and feasted and	4
the length of a	4
had been driven by	4
his tongue into his	4
a great hubbub of	4
he bade his herald	4
third of it thou	4
was set up at	4
see that there was	4
this the fat friar	4
by any of the	4
and hands in the	4
now out upon thee	4
but it is not	4
if thou hast a	4
a voice deep and	4
pounds were set upon	4
through all the countryside	4
had not caught sight	4
from off his horse	4
will stutely and his	4
the proper way to	4
he knocked at the	4
score of stout men	4
i tell thee there	4
the two hundred pounds	4
himself could not hit	4
will stutely rescued by	4
next best should have	4
into one of the	4
and holding out his	4
i will have thee	4
a wreath to deck	4
and thou mayst have	4
great roar went up	4
and so he came	4
he laid upon the	4
have had a merry	4
rising from where he	4
stout staff in his	4
so far as the	4
he is a very	4
did not see thee	4
all listened in silence	4
till the forest rang	4
there be those here	4
had more than one	4
thou a mind to	4
it is a merry	4
his sight through salt	4
till it whistled again	4
like to go ill	4
bowstring to his ear	4
lord and sovereign king	4
will be many a	4
to make himself merry	4
were as blue as	4
a right good man	4
forth from the castle	4
as soon as i	4
the very center of	4
the clerk of copmanhurst	4
a man here that	4
is to be found	4
which he laid upon	4
the laws of the	4
by one of those	4
comes to sherwood forest	4
to his feet in	4
in a low and	4
wilt thou not take	4
put his fingers to	4
i know nought of	4
best hand at the	4
i wonder that i	4
to a great feast	4
i show you how	4
hung a good broadsword	4
to the right and	4
of thy branches fair	4
as those of the	4
was full and the	4
in a great loud	4
thou not take a	4
in front of a	4
long time before he	4
the merry adventures of	4
day was fresh and	4
stood in front of	4
the sports of the	4
from his face and	4
away from the door	4
lea paid his debts	4
left of all those	4
if thou knowest him	4
here he stopped of	4
behind him like a	4
he flashed forth his	4
of gilbert of the	4
and that through the	4
meet this same robin	4
for he was well	4
quoth the sheriff of	4
with the sheriff of	4
ran down his cheeks	4
to come to the	4
a bench in the	4
it is an ill	4
pull at the beer	4
part of the road	4
to the winged lark	4
had in all thy	4
hand he carried a	4
hadst in all thy	4
through highway and byway	4
robin hood aids a	4
might have felled an	4
that had befallen him	4
night they took up	4
at this little john	4
i would not for	4
toucheth finger to bowstring	4
for i will give	4
now it was a	4
said he in a	4
out his great palm	4
have no cause to	4
along the dusty road	4
to all this the	4
and sir richard of	4
arthur a bland was	4
the soft side of	4
almost at the same	4
very depths of sherwood	4
i the king of	4
the eaves of a	4
all the way from	4
me brush the dust	4
as he came up	4
how robin hood came	4
and a cup of	4
crowd that looked on	4
a man as thou	4
and all his merry	4
the sheriff roared at	4
thy branches fair and	4
your meat from me	4
what art thou doing	4
three of his arrows	4
into the night like	4
a great roar went	4
in the marches of	4
fairest shafts be chosen	4
that i have seen	4
verge of sherwood forest	4
robin hood gathered his	4
the devil himself could	4
the sheriff and a	4
turned to the king	4
serve the warrant upon	4
for each man knew	4
thou hast saved my	4
sell for the charge	4
wooing of sir keith	4
thou mayst have heard	4
hundred golden pounds in	4
eyes were as blue	4
man that ever i	4
right well they will	4
he stood for a	4
especially when it cometh	4
but the sheriff of	4
thou speakest of it	4
like in all my	4
and down the road	4
thou dost surely jest	4
his rags and tatters	4
demanded richard de ashby	4
the time he was	4
when the steward saw	4
and off went nag	4
air of the woodlands	4
to speak so to	4
and the two friars	4
clad in silk and	4
sound broke the stillness	4
bids me say that	4
art the strongest man	4
the only thing that	4
and a fine figure	4
as i bid thee	4
meat i sell for	4
down and back and	4
the four of them	4
verily believe that this	4
the law of arms	4
a word said he	4
the midst of all	4
the money in the	4
many a day to	4
among the crowd that	4
ever and anon a	4
never have i seen	4
was not the case	4
voice like that of	4
the hearth of the	4
spoke to him in	4
me of thy branches	4
ever trod the woodlands	4
could say nothing further	4
truth of the charge	4
a long time had	4
me to nottingham town	4
for of a sudden	4
richard de ashby is	4
joy of the fair	4
wilt thou go with	4
thought it would be	4
not hope to hold	4
he who had spoken	4
robin hood had done	4
ten bright golden pounds	4
put his horn to	4
has just been told	4
forward to where robin	4
they did not go	4
to see that there	4
coat of chain mail	4
the sack of silver	4
i must needs own	4
rest for the night	4
at one of the	4
little john turned to	4
after they had passed	4
i care for no	4
the end of his	4
the side of his	4
as those of a	4
all the smooth surface	4
thou hast a quaint	4
great cloud of flour	4
world is as fair	4
that i could find	4
that led to the	4
in the bright air	4
and a murrain seize	4
twitching at the corners	4
men came walking across	4
by the bridle rein	4
buy your meat from	4
for the day is	4
man to whom he	4
was one all clad	4
though he had been	4
the bishop in a	4
that i should have	4
horse by the bridle	4
strike up thy ditty	4
little john at the	4
from his hand as	4
drew the gray goose	4
and down the room	4
john turns barefoot friar	4
he handed it to	4
archers of merry england	4
man of law in	4
stout fellows such as	4
know that thou hast	4
to himself the while	4
the lea paid his	4
side of the way	4
arrow lodged close beside	4
and that he had	4
his merry men all	4
the walls of nottingham	4
that robin hood was	4
of stout march beer	4
robin hood had come	4
around the bend of	4
sight through salt tears	4
the next instant the	4
upon his back and	4
the thickness of a	4
were i the king	4
i were well out	4
hugh de monthermer entered	4
was a shrewd man	4
that fell like a	4
bishop of hereford spoke	4
not so far away	4
would fain speak with	4
all was ready for	4
i love better than	4
taller than all the	4
as he finished speaking	4
swords flashed in the	4
men hereabouts do call	4
will i give to	4
the door was opened	4
not whether i be	4
me tell thee that	4
other parts of the	4
when robin hood had	4
to give him the	4
let me see the	4
a blow at the	4
the meantime robin hood	4
shalt thou have a	4
at one another with	4
the bowstring to his	4
i go no farther	4
into a roar of	4
to see the young	4
that you should have	4
ye have given me	4
there was a great	4
that if thou wilt	4
of his band lay	4
that the king had	4
smiting him upon the	4
up the road and	4
that he could easily	4
that thou art in	4
run on dallen lea	4
around the edges of	4
await the return of	4
a herd of dun	4
but meet this same	4
that he would not	4
i will shoot with	4
that he would have	4
were well out of	4
take thou thine own	4
roar of laughter went	4
so little john came	4
and blew a shrill	4
same friar of fountain	4
it was like to	4
the best hand at	4
the famous robin hood	4
won the golden arrow	4
thou hast had a	4
the famous allan a	4
that never had he	4
we will prepare a	4
lord of hereford had	4
a deep voice like	4
have fallen into the	4
until one or the	4
thou canst not hope	4
the great david of	4
i did not know	4
down from the castle	4
and whence comest thou	4
is no time to	4
a page clad in	4
for a while and	4
tell thee that we	4
take him to be	4
all this had been	4
down the path that	4
over in his mind	4
an old dog fox	4
good part of a	4
he feared the blow	4
flung his bow upon	4
so soon as i	4
came to him and	4
came to their place	4
know that thou art	4
steel flashed in the	4
he turned in his	4
john goes to nottingham	4
that lay beside him	4
betwixt his thumb and	4
a great cloud of	4
thou art one of	4
which we have already	4
one of the judges	4
the return of the	4
the sheriff laughed aloud	4
laughed at him and	4
wiping the sweat from	4
i have come straight	4
and spoke to them	4
both loud and shrill	4
fair at nottingham town	4
not being able to	4
let us give him	4
fine figure he cut	4
ellen was to be	4
the wooing of sir	4
but now robin hood	4
would not fear to	4
then up rose robin	4
i am a poor	4
quoth arthur a bland	4
but why should i	4
would fain have a	4
ditty and let us	4
had come to sherwood	4
and then he looked	4
hand into the pouch	4
this guy of gisbourne	4
in thy heart to	4
little john goes to	4
a good stout bow	4
in the cool shade	4
but let me tell	4
down the forest path	4
were scattered through the	4
art no better than	4
and well i know	4
robin hood came to	4
let me blow thrice	4
with the coming of	4
voice like an angry	4
it would not be	4
and then came the	4
to come to him	4
court of the king	4
a coat of linked	4
thou art a man	4
laughed with the rest	4
forward to saint albans	4
if thou dost list	4
will fight thee and	4
his sword again and	4
some of the chief	4
then robin hood said	4
of the king of	4
and a fair sight	4
into the forest once	4
the shrill wind sighs	4
let me help thee	4
from him as they	4
up the money in	4
day was warm and	4
it would be a	4
this is the first	4
looked at robin hood	4
but it matters not	4
the garb of a	4
and across his back	4
the priory of emmet	4
was not a little	4
his arms around the	4
these words the sheriff	4
the road to see	4
so that it may	4
to the sign of	4
now i will make	4
they came within the	4
where the king and	4
sir william and the	4
prior vincent of emmet	4
shoots before queen eleanor	4
was about to happen	4
ill of us to	4
so they came to	4
again and again the	4
yon green tree as	4
at his right hand	4
hang upon the gallows	4
the shelter of the	4
and i will follow	4
is a credit to	4
trust i am too	4
thought that he heard	4
were left of all	4
i am willing to	4
forbid that i should	4
and well do i	4
and a mighty roar	4
i will try to	4
his doings in sherwood	4
they took up their	4
though he would say	4
in the wrestling ring	4
this same friar of	4
they leaped to their	4
that was to shoot	4
rules of the game	4
a deep draught of	4
the room where the	4
twine a wreath to	4
to me dead or	4
this and by that	4
he clapped his hand	4
up to the top	4
the fairest shafts be	4
from the covert into	4
head so that it	4
with the earl of	4
road to see who	4
a word for a	4
made a jest of	4
and now each man	4
good sheriff of nottinghamshire	4
glad when he saw	4
archers in all merry	4
sheriff and a score	4
i would give a	4
canst not hope to	4
were no more than	4
one of the mock	4
him in the ring	4
silk and cloth of	4
so came to the	4
then he took the	4
will stand but an	4
as he looked on	4
their way to the	4
when he saw before	4
great sack of meal	4
the pouch that hung	4
he stopped and stood	4
should shoot the best	4
and he made a	4
here he passed the	4
not a sound broke	4
shot the next best	4
then all the yeomen	4
will tell you more	4
nought was left but	4
thou wilt go with	4
a cup of sack	4
and most of his	4
down the forest paths	4
three archers to match	4
ready to go to	4
bag and his hammer	4
we come again to	4
not have been more	4
sword back into the	4
sat upon his horse	4
the gray goose feather	4
of some of the	4
they looked at one	4
that he would never	4
in a shady lane	4
spot that marked the	4
looked all about him	4
and down and back	4
have a good part	4
him and spoke to	4
neither to the right	4
william and the sheriff	4
to be an outlaw	4
each man knew that	4
the best shooting that	4
was one of those	4
upon my bugle horn	4
that it must be	4
caught him by the	4
at him with a	4
life and limb for	4
when they saw the	4
of it thou canst	4
the great robin hood	4
one of the brethren	4
in his mind that	4
thou hast about thee	4
where three roads meet	4
a long time before	4
the judges came forward	4
see who might come	4
then up spoke will	4
the army of the	4
little john saw his	4
thy hide this day	4
back to sherwood forest	4
of the mellow twilight	4
not care to come	4
the great shooting match	4
twoscore and ten golden	4
i will not take	4
head he wore a	4
that robin hood and	4
birds were singing blithely	4
seeks the curtal friar	4
now get thee away	4
looked at robin with	4
in the end he	4
and feasted and drank	4
will not strip thee	4
he took his chance	4
sing hey my frisking	4
to robin hood how	4
in through the gates	4
for a time the	4
silence fell on all	4
had it met its	4
or the other must	4
gave him a kiss	4
upon one of the	4
he had done the	4
it may be so	4
tell him that i	4
eyes and looked around	4
lodged close beside the	4
had they seen their	4
there he saw a	4
the stranger in scarlet	4
are not fit to	4
clapped their hands for	4
out from the covert	4
why should i not	4
those that had shot	4
the centre of the	4
stoutest yeomen in all	4
with all the rest	4
of the deserted shepherdess	4
me tell you that	4
it might have gone	4
he had come nigh	4
here and there on	4
i thank you all	4
name fitteth thee well	4
as he was about	4
i do not doubt	4
go ill with him	4
much as a drop	4
red as a cherry	4
could not hope to	4
turning to the tanner	4
of the yeomen of	4
the soles of his	4
wish you good den	4
art not able to	4
now by my faith	4
he was a good	4
gisbourne looked upon robin	4
then robin hood turned	4
the moon was full	4
the chief of them	4
one another with a	4
they had come near	4
and the tanner of	4
how little john lived	4
hood aids a sorrowful	4
he leaped to his	4
silks and velvets and	4
moved slowly away toward	4
as for little john	4
the money that the	4
i love thee well	4
clothes and put on	4
the dun deer are	4
for i have no	4
did not know that	4
thou art the strongest	4
as for king richard	4
from his head and	4
why didst thou not	4
is not likely that	4
to lincoln town to	4
thou hast shown me	4
the adventure with midge	4
i will not have	4
out of the open	4
he bent his head	4
together and told them	4
was done that day	4
i take thy meaning	4
robin hood and guy	4
hood or little john	4
when the others had	4
smiling in the sun	4
thou wilt have it	4
sung in ballads throughout	4
to see who might	4
some three or four	4
it would please me	4
it seemed to be	4
this part of the	4
as well as all	4
thus it happened that	4
and all the yeomen	4
came to where robin	4
doubt not that thou	4
the chase of robin	4
fair and twine a	4
his fingers to his	4
away toward the forest	4
he clapped his horn	4
shoes of black velvet	4
while one of the	4
hood and will scarlet	4
in peace and quietness	4
share and share alike	4
that thou hast brought	4
the joyous lark and	4
at an early hour	4
i would never have	4
back to the sheriff	4
the next best should	4
for his eyes were	4
they had broken their	4
six of the yeomen	4
road was bare of	4
cried guy de margan	4
and many of his	4
good stout bow and	4
and again he smote	4
a fair sight was	4
have been ill for	4
at this the others	4
of about a mile	4
methinks thou art right	4
to see that the	4
the covert into the	4
to carry me across	4
the smooth surface of	4
bag upon his shoulder	4
give myself to thee	4
doings in sherwood forest	4
one could find in	4
back and forth they	4
like the noise of	4
dared to come within	4
hundred pounds were set	4
looked at little john	4
such a blow as	4
upon nought but the	4
go back to london	4
his sword back into	4
but he regained himself	4
had come to a	4
so that when the	4
which had taken place	4
two tuns of good	4
let me see thee	4
will send one of	4
and presently little john	4
a better man than	4
the road took a	4
even as he leaped	4
brought to robin hood	4
he was not a	4
one of thy cloth	4
till they came within	4
the pot of ale	4
stocks for drinking ale	4
how it came about	4
coat of linked mail	4
turned and left robin	4
of good rhenish wine	4
for this was the	4
hair and beard were	4
hood shoots before queen	4
that run on dallen	4
fitted it to the	4
wilt thou come with	4
the head of his	4
light of the fire	4
to his ear and	4
a score of shafts	4
i will fight thee	4
henceforth and for aye	4
call him a great	4
and his shoes of	4
bent upon the ground	4
would be better to	4
to look upon a	4
the dust of the	4
score of stout fellows	4
me wet to the	4
way and that through	4
think that we are	4
when at last the	4
to the surprise of	4
when they saw their	4
was to be married	4
the depths of sherwood	4
upon his way to	4
stutely rescued by his	4
held out his hand	4
me a good stout	4
i will feast thee	4
departed upon their way	4
the sight of such	4
wended their way through	4
that thou art a	4
into the open glade	4
cared not a whit	4
he sat him down	4
the side of it	4
a dale had done	4
coward knave robin hood	4
i do not like	4
the presence of the	4
all wended their way	4
song of the deserted	4
the evening of the	4
bugle horn to his	4
the fingers of his	4
the very best archers	4
king in all the	4
me blow thrice upon	4
said the lean friar	4
the man to whom	4
pouch that hung beside	4
for an hour or	4
john came to the	4
would have one of	4
i love a merry	4
i tell thee truly	4
clapped his hand to	4
the shadows grew long	4
the form of the	4
put a check upon	4
by this and by	4
ready for the journey	4
i give myself to	4
shall i have to	4
have harm befall thee	4
i and my friends	4
turned to the queen	4
and dusty in the	4
give me a penny	4
head from side to	4
that belonged to the	4
a garland of leaves	4
feast spread upon the	4
his face upon the	4
you would not have	4
thou that talkest so	4
answered guy de margan	4
blow upon the ribs	4
at the other with	4
hung by his side	4
friar of fountain dale	4
one third of it	4
thee not so much	4
a merry life within	4
with me to nottingham	4
the soft green grass	4
on the right hand	4
blew a shrill whistle	4
all clad in silk	4
john saw his chance	4
arrows shooteth each man	4
devil himself could not	4
came to the last	4
it was the best	4
with his face to	4
he hath not yet	4
i have seen it	4
robin hood took little	4
there came a great	4
which richard de ashby	4
first heard the news	4
a score of feet	4
and thus it was	4
gates of nottingham town	4
i will see to	4
in the depths of	4
care not who knoweth	4
never so much as	4
get thee gone from	4
will give thee as	4
of ashby and his	4
a part of the	4
sat upon the bench	4
art thou that comest	4
to love the man	4
in all nottingham town	4
now he saw a	4
to the sheriff of	4
the feast was spread	4
hath he not a	4
with a bow in	4
and she shall marry	4
set forth for the	4
for thee this day	4
saw that he had	4
to the other side	4
many colors as a	4
the end of it	4
raised a great shout	4
rising in his stirrups	4
to go with me	4
whence the sound came	4
now get thee gone	4
would be an ill	4
flashed forth his bright	4
his way to the	4
in this den of	4
those of thy kind	4
i will follow thee	4
would be well to	4
a trickle of cold	4
his head he wore	4
through the forest to	4
thou thyself art more	4
youth and the scornful	4
of the mock friars	4
took up his stout	4
cocked his head on	4
guy of gisbourne looked	4
have no means of	4
went up from those	4
the bones of the	4
as hugh de monthermer	4
hast saved my life	4
and one of them	4
the spires and towers	4
if thou wilt come	4
of law in a	4
it doth seem to	4
to where the yeomen	4
a rogue of a	4
a head taller than	4
i have heard it	4
that thou hast upon	4
they set forth upon	4
loving youth and the	4
some ten or twelve	4
nigh to sherwood again	4
these words the king	4
him into the forest	4
and his band might	4
and i will bring	4
from the branches of	4
came to the little	4
sight of such a	4
chase of robin hood	4
thee to robin hood	4
reaching out his great	4
than anyone in all	4
stood looking after him	4
the road to mansfield	4
thou art welcome to	4
little john and six	4
laughed till the tears	4
brown hair and beard	4
little john turns barefoot	4
a sound broke the	4
earl of ashby had	4
bent down his eyes	4
voice deep and gruff	4
his hand as he	4
richard comes to sherwood	4
else do i see	4
be hanged tomorrow day	4
that he himself would	4
he felt his strength	4
the corn engrosser had	4
he could say nothing	4
clapped his palm to	4
they came nigh to	4
of a gray friar	4
to robin hood this	4
best archers in all	4
to the band that	4
look into this matter	4
to feast with him	4
thee and all thy	4
the door of his	4
parts of the field	4
low in the heavens	4
that ye speak of	4
art thou that talkest	4
the train of the	4
branches fair and twine	4
be thine own true	4
i know not that	4
answered alured de ashby	4
been wrung from the	4
i do love to	4
then the constable said	4
lead a merry life	4
to thee as thy	4
such holy men as	4
smote robin upon the	4
his horse in the	4
up spoke will scarlet	4
the first time since	4
shafts be chosen for	4
they made their way	4
from out of the	4
i am sir richard	4
upon the bridle rein	4
for he thought he	4
or shall i have	4
but good queen eleanor	4
and a moment after	4
would be well for	4
old lord of monthermer	4
one of the stoutest	4
the pommel of his	4
and when he heard	4
he stopped of a	4
the landlord could not	4
see what was to	4
to the best bowman	4
to the greenwood glade	4
they all wended their	4
road and down the	4
clothyard shaft betwixt thy	4
built great fires and	4
his head with a	4
was not a man	4
the tanner of blyth	4
now and then they	4
they did not care	4
down upon little john	4
i lay my life	4
seek this same friar	4
of his own silver	4
thought that it was	4
of my good men	4
and dost thou in	4
bow and arrows and	4
safe and sound at	4
seemed as if the	4
after they had traveled	4
side to side in	4
upon a bed of	4
the wager of battle	4
he clasped his arms	4
be the chief of	4
ere he could regain	4
might be the one	4
he opened his eyes	4
goes to nottingham fair	4
the bench where he	4
in such a place	4
gathered most of all	4
feather to his ear	4
back me in this	4
and the others came	4
set forth from the	4
i would i had	4
himself as though he	4
i would fain see	4
fain have a taste	4
john in a rage	4
a good stout knight	4
if thou hast no	4
never a word said	4
fallen into the hands	4
came to say that	4
the charge of one	4
a hard heart that	4
called his men about	4
had come to that	4
nottinghamshire and sherwood forest	4
was in his mind	4
green shalt thou have	4
and i know not	4
proclaimed a shooting match	4
thou and will stutely	4
in rich robes of	4
would not for all	4
the walls of the	4
in my hand but	4
thou not show us	4
try a bout with	4
befall thee for all	4
into the middle of	4
a hundred and fifty	4
he was fain to	4
thought that he might	4
i will be back	4
for three pennyworths of	4
the rain that threatened	4
brought to me dead	4
and is not this	4
but looked upon the	4
went back to the	4
throwing up his elbow	4
no guest such as	4
thou art the fairest	4
as good as any	4
the bag upon his	4
there was such a	4
moon was full and	4
not one of those	4
said little john in	4
when allan a dale	4
for not only had	4
now when the sheriff	4
looked askance at robin	4
am like to have	4
clapped his bugle horn	4
lincoln green shalt thou	4
clad in silks and	4
art thou the man	4
he knew that it	4
king and the prince	4
i like not that	4
all thy life before	4
took up their inn	4
know not whether i	4
the best archers in	4
might have gone ill	4
i fear he is	4
stopped of a sudden	4
the wall from the	4
arose to his feet	4
and that he would	4
of the stoutest men	4
a good stout man	4
the flask of malmsey	4
robin hood or little	4
heel and strode away	4
is not so far	4
think that it would	4
been brought to robin	4
i like not thy	4
thou hast spoken well	4
they all turned their	4
from the covert burst	4
in silks and velvets	4
seem to me that	4