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today. Thanks everyone. Good evening. Tonight, I'll be reading the merry adventures of Robin Hood.

Robin Hood seeks the curtail friar by Howard Pyle.

So let your eyes form heavy and your breath soften as we settle in for a peaceful night's sleep.

Robin Hood seeks the curtail friar.

The stout human of show would forest wherever early rises of a mourn.

More especially when the summer time had come. For then in the freshness of the dawn,

the two was always the brightest and the song of the small birds, the sweetest.

Quoth Robin. Now I will go to seek this same friar of fountain abbey of whom we speak

yesterday, and I will take with me four of my good men, and these four shall be little John,

Will Scarlet, David of Donkaster, and Arthur Abland.

By the rest of you here, and will startly shall be your chief while I am gone.

Then straight away, Robin Hood donned a fine steel coat of chainmail over which he put a light jacket

of Lincoln Green. Upon his head he clapped to steel cap, and this he covered by one of soft white

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