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Robin Hood

Chapter XIV · Chapter 14

Chapter 14 of Robin Hood is here in full — 195 sentences across 39 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.
King Henry was as good as his word.
Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.
But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.
Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.
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Robin Hood

Chapter XIV · Chapter 14

Chapter 14 of Robin Hood is here in full — 195 sentences across 39 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/39 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.
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King Henry was as good as his word.
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Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.
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But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.
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Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

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Worthy adjective US /ˈwɜːr.ði/

Having or showing the qualities or abilities that merit recognition in character or magic.

From this reading “But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.”

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a

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

against

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

all

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

And

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

as

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From this reading King Henry was as good as his word.

asleep

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

at

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

away

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

band

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

boldly

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

bringing

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

But

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

capture

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

days

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

delay

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

depart

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

end

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

ending

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

England

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

exploits

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

failures

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

fell

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

Field

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

Finsbury

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

For

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

forty

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

from

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

further

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

good

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From this reading King Henry was as good as his word.

great

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

had

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

hand

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

haste

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

he

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

Henry

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From this reading King Henry was as good as his word.

his

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From this reading King Henry was as good as his word.

hold

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

HOOD

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

HOW

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

in

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

Indeed

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

keen

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

King

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From this reading King Henry was as good as his word.

laugh

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

lay

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

left

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

London

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

lurch

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

made

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

many

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

Marian

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

mighty

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

must

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

no

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

Nottingham

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

OF

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

office

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

official

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

outlaws

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

parting

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

party

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

pay

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

raised

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

ROBIN

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

royal

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

sent

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

Sheriff

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

shot

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

sorrow

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

SOUGHT

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

stir

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

suffered

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

that

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

THE

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

them

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

there

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

through

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

time

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

TINKER

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

to

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

tourney

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

upon

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

valued

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

WAS

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

were

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From this reading Robin Hood and his party were suffered to depart from London--the parting bringing keen sorrow to Marian--and for forty days no hand was raised against them.

while

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From this reading HOW ROBIN HOOD WAS SOUGHT OF THE TINKER And while the tinker fell asleep, Robin made haste away, And left the tinker in the lurch, For the great shot to pay.

with

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From this reading Indeed, the exploits of Robin and his band, ending with the great tourney in Finsbury Field, had made a mighty stir through all England, and many there were to laugh boldly at the Nottingham official for his failures to capture the outlaws.

without

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From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

word

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From this reading King Henry was as good as his word.

worthyadjectiveUS /ˈwɜːr.ði/

Having or showing the qualities or abilities that merit recognition in character or magic.

From this reading But at the end of that time, the royal word was sent to the worthy Sheriff at Nottingham that he must lay hold upon the outlaws without further delay, as he valued his office.

Chapter 14 of Robin Hood by J. Walker (Joseph Walker) McSpadden holds 195 sentences, grouped into 39 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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Chapter 14 holds 195 sentences of Robin Hood, unabridged, divided into 39 reading sections.

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Vocabulary met early in Robin Hood

Words and structures a reader meets early in Robin Hood, each tappable for pronunciation and meaning.

Hearken
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Gentlemen
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Free-born
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Blood
A word that appears in the opening chapter of Robin Hood; the reader can tap it to hear it and see its dictionary entry.