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Robin Hood and Allin of Dale: Or, a pleasant
relation how a young gentleman being in love
with a young damsel, which was taken from
him to be an old knight's bride, and how
Robin Hood, pittying the young mans case,
took her from the old knight, when they
were going to be marryed, and restored her
to her own true love again.
Bold Robin Hood he did the young man right,
And took the damsel from the doteiug knight.
To a pleasant northern tune, or, Robin Hood
in the green wood stood.
With allowance. Printed for F. Cole, T. Vere, J. Wright and J. Clarke. (Coles,
Vere and Wright, 1655-80, J. Clarke, 1650-82: Chappell.)
114. Alllin.
181. wealhty.
228. man-id. |
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Robin Hood and Allen a Dale: Or, the manner of Robin Hood's
rescuing a young lady
from an old knight to whom she was going
to be married, and restoring her to Allen a
Dale, her former love.
To the tune of Robin Hood in the green wood.
No printer. Sold in Bow-Church-Yard, London.
13. tell you.
23. aware.
43. spy.
52. quite for clean.
62. Midge for Nick.
93. these seven.
102. she was from me taen.
112. any wanting.
134. for wanting.
161. do wanting: then for he.
162. unto me.
171. then for he.
184. Who shone like the glittering.
191. not a fit.
194. she wanting.
223. at the.
243. Robin he.
244. This coat.
251. to for into.
252. for wanting.
261. me wanting: maid, says.
272. bride she lookd like a. |
