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The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood

Robin Hood and Guy of Gisbourne
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Even I, though but a simple hand at the craft, would not fear to try a bout with thee." At these words Guy of Gisbourne looked upon Robin with wondering eyes, and then gave another roar of laughter till the woods rang.

"Now," quoth he, "thou art a bold fellow to talk to me in this way.

I like thy spirit in so speaking up to me, for few men have dared to do so.

Put up a garland, lad, and I will try a bout with thee." "Tut, tut," quoth Robin, "only babes shoot at garlands hereabouts.

I will put up a good Nottingham mark for thee." So saying, he arose, and going to a hazel thicket not far off, he cut a wand about twice the thickness of a man's thumb.


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