Then Come Quickly, for I Will Want Your Help

Up rose robin hood one merry morn when all the birds were singing blithely among the leaves. And up rose his merry men, each fellow washing his head and hands in the cold brown brook thad leaped laughing from stone to stone. Then said robin, for 14 days have we seen no spore. So now i will go abroad to seek adventures forthwith. But tarry, ye, my merry men, all here in the green wood, only see that, ye mind. Well, my call, three blasts upon the bugle horn, i will blow in my hour of need. Then come quickly, for i shall want your aid."