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stand longer talking here. Come back with us to Sherwood,
and I will unfold all to thee as we travel along.’
So, without tarrying longer, they all departed, with the
stout dogs at their heels, and wended their way back to Sher-
wood again; but it was long past nightfall ere they reached
the greenwood tree.
Now listen, for next I will tell how Robin Hood com-
passed the happiness of two young lovers, aided by the
merry Friar Tuck of Fountain Dale.

1 The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood