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The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood

Robin Hood Shoots Before Queen Eleanor
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Then Robin kneeled before the Queen with his hands folded upon his breast, saying in simple phrase, "Here am I, Robin Hood.

Thou didst bid me come, and lo, I do thy bidding.

I give myself to thee as thy true servant, and will do thy commanding, even if it be to the shedding of the last drop of my life's blood." But good Queen Eleanor smiled pleasantly upon him, bidding him to arise.
Then she made them all be seated to rest themselves after their long journey.

Rich food was brought them and noble wines, and she had her own pages to wait upon the wants of the yeomen.

At last, after they had eaten all they could, she began questioning them of their merry adventures.


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