Half Hours of English History
Half Hours of English History
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Their rich apparel shows them to be of no ordinaiy rank. How daure they then intrude upon the forest king 1 Nay, there is not any danger. Are there not lady hunters among the company? So their husbands, brothers, sons, and fethers hunt freely through Sherwood in their company, safe from the sudden arrow, aye, though even the hated sheriff himself be among them.
But there were occasions when the forest would present a much more extra- ordinary scene than any we have yet referred to. For scores o...f miles around, what preparations are there not made when the words "Robin Hood's Fair" spread from mouth to mouth, and the time and place of it being held become known ! Thither would resort all the yeomen and yeomen's wives of the district, each one hoping to get a " Robin Hood's pennyworth," as the well-understood phrase went, in some courtepy or hood, in handkerchiefs telling their goodness by their weight, in hats, boots or shoes, the spoil of some recent campaign, and bo- speaking their general excellence from the known quality of their recent owners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their rich apparel shows them to be of no ordinaiy rank. How daure they then intrude upon the forest king 1 Nay, there is not any danger. Are there not lady hunters among the company? So their husbands, brothers, sons, and fethers hunt freely through Sherwood in their company, safe from the sudden arrow, aye, though even the hated sheriff himself be among them.
But there were occasions when the forest would present a much more extra- ordinary scene than any we have yet referred to. For scores o...f miles around, what preparations are there not made when the words "Robin Hood's Fair" spread from mouth to mouth, and the time and place of it being held become known ! Thither would resort all the yeomen and yeomen's wives of the district, each one hoping to get a " Robin Hood's pennyworth," as the well-understood phrase went, in some courtepy or hood, in handkerchiefs telling their goodness by their weight, in hats, boots or shoes, the spoil of some recent campaign, and bo- speaking their general excellence from the known quality of their recent owners.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knight, Charles, 1791-1873, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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