Shadows of the Stage
Shadows of the Stage
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Robin Hood was born at Locksley, in the county of Nottingham, about1160, when Henry the Second was king. His true name was RobertFitzooth--a name that popular mispronunciation converted into RobinHood--and he was of noble lineage. Old records declare him to have beenthe Earl of Huntingdon. He was extravagant and adventurous, and forreasons that are unknown he preferred to live in the woods. His hauntswere chiefly Sherwood Forest, in Nottinghamshire, and Barnsdale, inYorkshire. Among his associa...tes were William Scadlock, commonly calledScarlet; Much, a miller's son; Friar Tuck, a vagabond monk; and LittleJohn, whose name was Nailor. Robin Hood and his band were kind to thepoor; but they robbed the rich and they were specially hard on theclergy. There is a tradition that a woman named Maid Marian went withRobin into the forest, but nothing is known about her. Robin lived tillthe age of eighty-seven, and he might have lived longer but that atreacherous relative, the prioress of Kirkley--to whose care he hadentrusted himself in order that he might be bled--allowed him to bleedto death.
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Robin Hood was born at Locksley, in the county of Nottingham, about1160, when Henry the Second was king. His true name was RobertFitzooth--a name that popular mispronunciation converted into RobinHood--and he was of noble lineage. Old records declare him to have beenthe Earl of Huntingdon. He was extravagant and adventurous, and forreasons that are unknown he preferred to live in the woods. His hauntswere chiefly Sherwood Forest, in Nottinghamshire, and Barnsdale, inYorkshire. Among his associa...tes were William Scadlock, commonly calledScarlet; Much, a miller's son; Friar Tuck, a vagabond monk; and LittleJohn, whose name was Nailor. Robin Hood and his band were kind to thepoor; but they robbed the rich and they were specially hard on theclergy. There is a tradition that a woman named Maid Marian went withRobin into the forest, but nothing is known about her. Robin lived tillthe age of eighty-seven, and he might have lived longer but that atreacherous relative, the prioress of Kirkley--to whose care he hadentrusted himself in order that he might be bled--allowed him to bleedto death.
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