| A. |
13. 20l.
52. Only one of the i's is dotted in
cliit: Furnivall; clutt was no doubt intended.
63. said wm.
92. half a page wanting.
10 follows 12.
113. 300d.
153, 181. 3.
172. or be me.
181. half a page wanting. |
| B. a. |
33. Knews.
41, 61, 111, 191,2,
251, 281. Oh.
82. and a down a.
121. chur.
151. Teen.
162. Where.
174. Itts.
244. For me.
281. are you. |
| b. |
Robin Hood rescu'd the Widow's three Sons
from the Sheriff when going to be hanged. |
| c. |
How Robin Hood rescued, etc., ... to be hanged. |
| b, c. |
21. Hood wanting.
22. a down down.
23. met with.
24. along the highway.
32. to me.
34. To-day are.
52. Nor have they.
63. 'T is for.
73. quoth wanting.
81. Robin he is.
32. a down down and a day.
83. old wanting.
91. silly palmer.
102. with for for.
103. of for in.
104. beer and good wine.
121. churl.
143. not for no.
144. the poor bags.
151. Then.
152. Were for Was.
153. did say.
162, 72. Were wanting.
172. both wanting.
174. 'Tis.
181. Robin is unto.
182. a down down and a day.
184. the highway.
192. you may you [may you?].
194. That to-day.
204. day is.
212. stone to stone.
221. never: in wanting.
232. And wanting.
241. a small horn now in.
242. it, wanting.
244. For thee.
254. fly out.
263. An: Robin's men.
273. Robin's men.
281. are you.
282. Comes.
283. bold Robin.
294. And released. |
| b. |
183. with wanting.
202. unto thee.
203. pence fourteen. |
| c. |
62. unto me.
72. mad'st.
151. poor for old.
201. suits and pence fourteen.
202,3. wanting.
211. turnd.
212. jumpd.
222. the trade.
243. I put.
253. gave.
292. let for set |
| C. a. |
The Garland is not earlier, and probably not
much later, than 1753, "The Arguments ...
in the ... affair of Eliz. Canning ... robbed
... in Jany, 1753," occurring in advertisements
printed therewith.
161. ofther. |
| b. |
54. have they.
64. have they.
114. in the.
124. beside.
163. buglee.
172. blew both.
183. are all.
194. That can. |
| c. |
11. ranged.
31. this lady.
44. all wanting.
54. have they.
63. they have.
64. have they.
73. it's all.
74. they 're.
83. will then to.
91. bold wanting: to for for.
112. It was.
112. or red.
113. it was.
114. in the.
121. thou old.
123. give you.
131. then to.
133. And there.
134. Aye and.
142. upon my.
143. the three.
151. great wanting.
152. Soon grant it I will unto thee.
154. Aye wanting.
161. I'll.
163. of my.
172. blew both.
173. They wanting.
183. are all.
194. That can. |
| d. |
13. he did.
32. I wanting.
62. No.
72. Come tell unto me speedily.
83. will for.
103. there 's: fair wanting.
114. in the.
121. thou old.
122. thou shalt.
151. great wanting.
171. When.
173. Hood's wanting.
174. They wanting: all wanting.
181. all wanting: great wanting.
184. And are.
193. in fair. |
| e. |
54. have they.
64. have they.
103. there 's: fair wanting.
114. in the.
121. thou old.
122. thou shalt.
14.3. death.
151. great wanting.
171. When.
174. They wanting: all wanting.
181. are they: great wanting.
182. come tell.
184. And are.
193. in fair. |
| f. |
54. have they.
64. have they.
74. they 're.
103. there 's: fair wanting.
114. in the.
121. thou old.
122. thou shalt.
143. death.
151. great wanting.
171. When.
174. They wanting: all wanting.
181,are they: great wanting.
182. come tell.
184. And are come.
193. in fair. |
