Stories of Robin Hood His Merry Outlaws
Stories of Robin Hood His Merry Outlaws
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" Now ! " quoth Much ; and the other two sprang quickly upon the beggar's back and wrested his pike-staff from his hand. At the same moment Much drew his dagger and flashed it before the fellow's breast.
" Yield you, my man ! " cried he ; " for a friend of ours awaits you in the wood, to teach you how to fight properly. " " Give me a fair chance, " said the beggar valiantly, " and I'll fight you all at once. " How a Beggar Filled the Public Eye 123 But they would not listen to him. Instead, the...y turned him about and began to march him toward the forest. Seeing that it was useless to struggle, the beggar began to parley.
" Good my masters/' quoth he, " why use this violence ? I will go with ye safe and quietly, if ye insist, but if ye will set me free I'll make it worth your while. I've a hundred pounds in my bag here. Let me go my way, and ye shall have all that's in the bag. " The three outlaws took council together at this.
" What say you ? " asked Much of the others. " Our master will be more glad to see this beg- gar's wallet than his sorry face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Now ! " quoth Much ; and the other two sprang quickly upon the beggar's back and wrested his pike-staff from his hand. At the same moment Much drew his dagger and flashed it before the fellow's breast.
" Yield you, my man ! " cried he ; " for a friend of ours awaits you in the wood, to teach you how to fight properly. " " Give me a fair chance, " said the beggar valiantly, " and I'll fight you all at once. " How a Beggar Filled the Public Eye 123 But they would not listen to him. Instead, the...y turned him about and began to march him toward the forest. Seeing that it was useless to struggle, the beggar began to parley.
" Good my masters/' quoth he, " why use this violence ? I will go with ye safe and quietly, if ye insist, but if ye will set me free I'll make it worth your while. I've a hundred pounds in my bag here. Let me go my way, and ye shall have all that's in the bag. " The three outlaws took council together at this.
" What say you ? " asked Much of the others. " Our master will be more glad to see this beg- gar's wallet than his sorry face.
What to read after Stories of Robin Hood His Merry Outlaws?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcspadden, J. Walker (Joseph Walker), 1874-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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