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English
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16 A stately banquet the[y] had full soon, All in a shaded bower, Where venison sweet they had to eat, And were merry that present hour. 17 Great flaggons of wine were set on the board, And merrily they drunk round Their boules of sack, to strengthen the back, Whilst their knees did touch the ground. A STATELY BANQUET THEY HAD FULL SOON ALL IN A SHADED BOWER WHERE VENISON SWEET THEY HAD TO EAT AND WERE MERRY THAT PRESENT HOUR GREAT FLAGGETS OF WINE WERE SET ON BOARD AND MERRILY THEY DRUNK ROUND THEIR BULLS OF SACK TO STRENGTHEN THE BACK WHILST THEIR KNEES DID TOUCH THE GROUND
l wandering about to find Robin out, Whose person was better then gold. 10 But Robin Hood, hee himself had disguised, And Marian was strangly attir'd, That they provd foes, and so fell to blowes, Whose vallour bold Robin admir'd, 11 They drew out their swords, and to cutting they went, At least an hour or more, That the blood ran apace from bold Robins face, And Marian was wounded sore. 12 'O hold thy hand, hold thy hand,' said Robin Hood, 'And thou shalt be one of my string, To range in the wood with bold Robin Hood, To hear the sweet nightingall sing.' 13 When Marian did hear the voice of her love, Her self shee did quickly discover, And with kisses sweet she did him greet, Like to a most loyall lover. 14 When bold Robin Hood his Marian did see, Good lord, what clipping was there! With kind imbraces, and jobbing of faces, Providing of gallant cheer. 15 For Little John took his bow in his hand, And wandring in the wood, To kill the deer, and make good chear, For Marian and Robin Hood. ER AND BOW SWORD BUCKLER AND ALL THUS ARMED WAS MARIAN MOST BOLD STILL WANDERING ABOUT TO FIND ROBIN OUT WHOSE PERSON WAS BETTER THAN GOLD BUT ROBIN HOOD HE HIMSELF HAD DISGUISED AND MARIAN WAS STRANGELY ATTIRED THAT THEY PROVED FOES AND SO FELL THE BLOWS WHOSE VALOUR BOLD ROBIN ADMIRED THEY DREW OUT THEIR SWORDS INTO CUTTING THEY WENT AT LEAST AN HOUR OR MORE THAT THE BLOOD RAN APACE FROM BOLD ROBIN'S FACE AND MARIAN WAS WOUNDED SORE HOLD THY HAND HOLD THY HAND SAID ROBIN HOOD AND THOU SHALT BE ONE OF MY STRING TO RANGE IN THE WOOD WITH BOLD ROBIN HOOD TO HEAR THE SWEET NIGHTINGALE SING WHEN MARIAN DID HEAR THE VOICE OF HER LOVE HERSELF SHE DID QUICKLY DISCOVER AND WITH KISSES SWEET SHE DID HIM GREET LIKE TO A MOST LOYAL LOVER ON BOLD ROBIN HOOD HIS MARION DID SEE GOOD LORD RECLIPPING WAS THERE WITH KIND EMBRACES AND JOBBING OF FACES PROVIDING OF GALLANT CHEER FOR LITTLE JOHN TOOK HIS BOW IN HIS HAND AND WANDERING IN THE WOOD TO KILL THE DEER AND MAKE A CHEER FOR MARIAN AND ROBIN HOOD
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