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So said Robin to his men in the bright May time ; and they went into the wood and tried their skill , and in the end it was Little John who brought down the “ hart of grace , " to the great joy of Robin Hood .
So said Robin to his men in the bright May time ; and they went into the wood and tried their skill , and in the end it was Little John who brought down the “ hart of grace , " to the great joy of Robin Hood .
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HOW THE ROBIN GETS HIS WORM FANNY HARDY ECKSTORM ( 1865- ) T \ HE robin is the one bird among those which most frequent ... When the worm feels Robin's sharp bill , he tries to crawl back into his hole , and if he is large there is a ...
HOW THE ROBIN GETS HIS WORM FANNY HARDY ECKSTORM ( 1865- ) T \ HE robin is the one bird among those which most frequent ... When the worm feels Robin's sharp bill , he tries to crawl back into his hole , and if he is large there is a ...
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Then Robin Hood put his horn to his “ How many miles is it to thy true mouth , love ? And blew blasts two or three ; Come tell me without any guile . ” When four and twenty bowmen bold “ By the faith of my body , " then said Came ...
Then Robin Hood put his horn to his “ How many miles is it to thy true mouth , love ? And blew blasts two or three ; Come tell me without any guile . ” When four and twenty bowmen bold “ By the faith of my body , " then said Came ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A Book of Children's Literature |
| Editor | Lillian Hollowell |
| Publisher | Farrar & Rinehart, Incorporated, 1939 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 942 pages |
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