This is a collection of Robin Hood stories retold by Bertha E. Bush. It follows the legendary outlaw and his band as they resist unjust rulers and help ordinary people. These tales offer adventure, loyalty, and a warm reminder of why folk heroes endure.
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Opening of the book
Instructor Literature Series—No. 212 The Story of Robin Hood By BERTHA E. BUSH Published Jointly By F. A. OWEN PUB. CO., DANSVILLE, N. Y. HALL & McCREARY,—CHICAGO, ILL. INSTRUCTOR LITERATURE SERIES STORIES OF ROBIN HOOD BY Bertha E. Bush
PUBLISHED JOINTLY BY
F. A. OWEN PUB. CO., DĵƿǪ΄ƗƯƯŧ, N. Y.
HALL & MŕCREARY, CƒƗŕĵƄLj, IƯƯ.
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F. A. OWEN PUBLISHING CO
Robin Hood
CONTENTS
WINNING THE SHERIFF'S GOLDEN ARROW
HOW LITTLE JOHN JOINED ROBIN HOOD
ALLEN-A-DALE AND FRIAR TUCK
ROBIN HOOD AND THE SORROWFUL KNIGHT
ROBIN HOOD AND THE KING
DEATH OF ROBIN HOOD
ROBIN HOOD AND ALLEN-A-DALE
INSTRUCTOR LITERATURE SERIES
EXCELSIOR LITERATURE SERIES
Stories of Robin Hood
"And what of Peter the Ploughman? He was a good friend of mine."
"Alack, Peter the Ploughman hath been hanged and his wife and little ones turned out of their home to beg."