'I'll Hurry Thee Anon,' He Cried Aloud

Robin hood was angry because the youth had gotten the better of him. The archer fell forward with a cry and lay on his face upon the ground. Then before the others could gather their wits about them, robin hood was gone into the depths of the greenwood. Some started after him, but not with much horror, for each feared to suffer the death of his fellow. So presently they all came and lifted the dead man up and bore him away to nottingham town. Meanwhile, robin Hood ran through the greenwood; Gone was all the joy and brightness from everything. For his heart was sick within him, and it was bornen upon his soul that he