Children's Stories in English Literature From Taliesin to Shakespeare: From ...
Children's Stories in English Literature From Taliesin to Shakespeare: From ...
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But this also matters little, for his life was that of the common people, however noble his birth, and he liked no title so well as that which made him prince of the Merry Men of the Green- wood. The particular place that he chose for his exploits was Sherwood Forest, one of the royal forests, and forever after celebrated as the scene of most of his adventures. Here he lived with a hundred brave spirits as bold as himself, and the deeds that he did speedily made him a favorite with the common p...eople, while his name was equally dreaded by the 112 ROBIN hood: the HERO OF THE PEOPLE.
king and nobles ; for Robin Hood knew no re- spect for rank, and would have stopped even the king himself on the highway, and demanded largess for himself and band, and alms for the poor and sick ; for he was the kindest-hearted highwayman, and devoted a good share of his plunder to the unfortunate peasants.
His band consisted of a hundred picked men, all skilful archers, and so celebrated that no force dare attack them unless they were out- numbered at least four times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this also matters little, for his life was that of the common people, however noble his birth, and he liked no title so well as that which made him prince of the Merry Men of the Green- wood. The particular place that he chose for his exploits was Sherwood Forest, one of the royal forests, and forever after celebrated as the scene of most of his adventures. Here he lived with a hundred brave spirits as bold as himself, and the deeds that he did speedily made him a favorite with the common p...eople, while his name was equally dreaded by the 112 ROBIN hood: the HERO OF THE PEOPLE.
king and nobles ; for Robin Hood knew no re- spect for rank, and would have stopped even the king himself on the highway, and demanded largess for himself and band, and alms for the poor and sick ; for he was the kindest-hearted highwayman, and devoted a good share of his plunder to the unfortunate peasants.
His band consisted of a hundred picked men, all skilful archers, and so celebrated that no force dare attack them unless they were out- numbered at least four times.
What to read after Children's Stories in English Literature From Taliesin to Shakespeare: From ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henrietta Christian Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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