339.he is not yet passed three miles,you may them ouertake:340.Vp then start good Robinas a man that has been wake:Buske ye, my merry yeomen,for him that dyed on a tree.
339.he is not yet passed three miles,you may them ouertake:340.Vp then start good Robinas a man that has been wake:Buske ye, my merry yeomen,for him that dyed on a tree.
339.he is not yet passed three miles,you may them ouertake:
339.
he is not yet passed three miles,
you may them ouertake:
340.Vp then start good Robinas a man that has been wake:Buske ye, my merry yeomen,for him that dyed on a tree.
340.
Vp then start good Robin
as a man that has been wake:
Buske ye, my merry yeomen,
for him that dyed on a tree.
3412. on a tree.
3413. And by him that all things maketh.
3414. shall dwell.
3421. ybent.
3422. More.
3423. they spared none.
3432. The knight.
3433. if ye may him ouertake.
3434. then shall he.
3444. gan.
3452. so fast.
3454. thy boote.
3471. fullwanting.
3472. at his.
3491. theforthou.
3492. may thou.
3493. to thee.
3503. it on.
3504. driue.
3512. cut in.
3532. leasind.
3544. hode if.
3551. themformen.
3562. vnderstood.
3564. all the knights land.
3571. The compasse of.
3572. wend.
3582. many a one.
3583. finde any.
3594. eyes.
3602. vnto.
3603. He should.
3604. offorat.
3612. it with.
3623. O my.
3642. his best.
3643. to no.
3662. halt.
3663. he slew.
3664. And vsed.
3682. now be.
3683. by your.
3684. a monks.
3691. lodesman.
3692. on the.
3694. come at.
3704. eyes.
3711. hastily.
3713. They were all: monks weeds.
3714. thither blithe.
3724. towanting.
3741. sommer.
3743. Vntill.
3752. by the.
3763. saydwanting.
3764. you.
3774. Other shift haue not wee.
3782. goodforgold.
3803. fullwanting.
3811. Iwanting.
3813. an.
3814. I would giue it to thee.
3822. And deuided it then did he.
3823. Halfe he gaue to.
3824. towanting.
3832. Syrwanting.
3842. He hath sent.
3851. broad seale.
3863. be my.
3871. tyding.
3874. the trusty.
3881. he had.
3884. full was fast.
3892. gan it.
3893. wight yeomen.
3894. runningforredy.
3921. hastily: dight.
3922. can.
3934. the good ale browne.
3944. may thou.
3951. Iforwe.
3952. Or that.
3953. maist.
3954. be lend.
3964. beene.
3972. can.
4001,2. A good buffet on his head beare for this shall be his fine.
4003. And those: fell in.
4012. claue.
4014. lilly white.
4032. Fore: freends faire.
4033. ofwanting.
4042. thenforthus.
4054. syrwanting.
4061. said ye.
4062. beforby,as often.
4072. largely.
4074. folded.
4084. a tall frier.
4092. can.
4094. gan they meet.
4102. Stedfast in.
4111. the said!
4112. sawe.
4121. said Robin to.
4122. this trusty.
4124. and for mee.
4131. And yet said good R.
4132. As good God do me.
4133. aske thee.
4134. I it.
4141. thanwanting.
4142. Thy petition I graunt thee.
4143. So that thou wilt leaue.
4151. syrwanting.
4152. There to dwell.
4171. But and I like not.
4172. I will.
4174. I was.
4182. nowewanting.
4193. To sell.
4211. his cote.
4213. had so ywis.
4214. They clothed them full.
4222. the gray.
4223. Now shall we.
4224. All this: can.
4231. They bent their.
4243. And all they.
4254. king when he did pay.
4261. said the.
4264. I shot.
4281. togither can.
4284. leaueth not one.
4291. hastely.
4302. to come againe.
4303. saw our.
4314. of the.
4323. Robin hood.
4331. Robin hood dwelled.
4333. That he had.
4343. and squires.
4344. a great.
4351. gone.
4354. hymwanting.
4362. faire.
4364. wend.
4373. was commended for the.
4382. Alas what shall I doe.
4404. there would I faine be.
4411. might no time this: nights.
4412. oneforne.
4413. all this.
4414. norforne.
4423. haue I.
4433. nights.
4463. I haue a little lust for.
4472. can.
4483. wight yeomen.
4484. runningforredy.
4494. Vnder the.
4502. yeeres.
4503. Then for dred.
4522. Dankastre.
4523.wanting.
4524. For euill: they thee.
4553. goodwanting.
Thus endeth the life of Robin hood.
Thus endeth the life of Robin hood.
Thus endeth the life of Robin hood.