Ballads of Robin Hood And Other Outlaws
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349. ‘Lye thou there, thou proudë sherife; Evyll mote thou cheve! There myght no man to thee truste The whyles thou were a lyve. ’ 350. His men drewe out theyr bryght swerdes, That were so sharpe and kene, And layde on the sheryves men, And dryved them downe bydene.
351. Robyn stert to that knyght, And cut a two his bonde, And toke hym in his hand a bowe, And bad hym by hym stonde.
352. ‘Leve thy hors thee behynde, And lerne for to renne; Thou shalt with me to grenë wode, Through my...rë, mosse, and fenne.
353. ‘Thou shalt with me to grenë wode, Without ony leasynge, Tyll that I have gete us grace Of Edwarde, our comly kynge. ’ [Annotations: 320. 2: ‘dyght, ’ concerted. 322. 3: ‘yede, ’ went. 326. 3: ‘ordeyn, ’ levy, summon. 328. : See st. 302. 329. 4: ‘tene, ’ anger. ‘Thereof’ means ‘of Robin’s escape. ’ 333. 3: ‘lever, ’ rather. 334. 1: ‘harde, ’ = heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
349. ‘Lye thou there, thou proudë sherife; Evyll mote thou cheve! There myght no man to thee truste The whyles thou were a lyve. ’ 350. His men drewe out theyr bryght swerdes, That were so sharpe and kene, And layde on the sheryves men, And dryved them downe bydene.
351. Robyn stert to that knyght, And cut a two his bonde, And toke hym in his hand a bowe, And bad hym by hym stonde.
352. ‘Leve thy hors thee behynde, And lerne for to renne; Thou shalt with me to grenë wode, Through my...rë, mosse, and fenne.
353. ‘Thou shalt with me to grenë wode, Without ony leasynge, Tyll that I have gete us grace Of Edwarde, our comly kynge. ’ [Annotations: 320. 2: ‘dyght, ’ concerted. 322. 3: ‘yede, ’ went. 326. 3: ‘ordeyn, ’ levy, summon. 328. : See st. 302. 329. 4: ‘tene, ’ anger. ‘Thereof’ means ‘of Robin’s escape. ’ 333. 3: ‘lever, ’ rather. 334. 1: ‘harde, ’ = heard.
What to read after Ballads of Robin Hood And Other Outlaws?
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