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7 And Marian, poor soul, was troubled in mind, For the absence of her friend; With finger in eye, shee often did cry, And his person did much comend. AND MARIAN POOR SOUL WAS TROUBLED IN MIND FOR THE ABSENCE OF HER FRIEND WITH FINGER IN EYE SHE OFTEN DID CRY AND HIS PERSON DID MUCH COMMEND
 of this ballad at the Broadside Ballads Online website hosted by the University of Oxford's Bodleian Libraries. Ballad 1 A bonny fine maid of a noble degree, With a hey down down a down down Maid Marian calld by name, Did live in the North, of excellent worth, For she was a gallant dame. 2 For favour and face, and beauty most rare, Queen Hellen shee did excell; For Marian then was praisd of all men That did in the country dwell. 3 'Twas neither Rosamond nor Jane Shore, Whose beauty was clear and bright, That could surpass this country lass, Beloved of lord and knight. 4 The Earl of Huntington, nobly born, That came of noble blood, To Marian went, with a good intent, By the name of Robin Hood. 5 With kisses sweet their red lips meet, For shee and the earl did agree; In every place, they kindly imbrace, With love and sweet unity. 6 But fortune bearing these lovers a spight, That soon they were forced to part, To the merry green wood then went Robin Hood, With a sad and sorrowfull heart.  DOBIN HOOD AND MAID MARIAN BY FRANCIS JAMES CHILD READ FOR LIEBERVOCK STUDDLE WORK BY SQUIDVASHILOKHOVA FOUNDED FRISCO DASH SQUID DOT LOG SPOT DOT COME A BONNY FINE MAID OF A NOBLE DEGREE WITH A HAY DOWN DOWN AND DOWN DOWN AND MARIAN CALLED BY NAME DID LIVE IN THE NORTH OF EXCELLENT WORTH FOR SHE WAS A GALLANT DAME FOR FAVOUR AND FACE AND BEAUTY MOST RARE QUEEN HELEN SHE DID EXCEL FOR MARIAN THEN WAS PRAISED OF ALL MEN THAT DID IN THE COUNTRY DWELL TWAS NEITHER ROSAMOND NOR JANE SHORE WHOSE BEAUTY WAS CLEAR AND BRIGHT THAT COULD SURPASS THIS COUNTRY LASS BELOVED OF LORD AND KNIGHT THE EARL OF HUNTINGTON NOBLY BORN THAT CAME OF NOBLE BLOOD TO MARIAN WENT WITH GOOD INTENT BY THE NAME OF ROBIN HOOD WITH KISSES SWEET THEIR RED LIPS MEET FOR SHE AND THE EARL DID AGREE IN EVERY PLACE THEY KINDLY EMBRACE WITH LOVE AND SWEET UNITY BUT FORTUNE BEARING THESE LOVERS A SPITE THAT SOON THEY WERE FORCED TO PART TO THE MARY GREEN WOOD THEN WENT ROBIN HOOD WITH A SAD AND SORROWFUL HEART
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