J. Gilbert]

“Merrily and gaily did they pass the evening; now dancing round some old

monarch of the forest, and now listening to the rude but pleasing ditty

of one of their companions. At length the sun went down, and the deep

shades of the forest began to draw around them. Robin Hood drew forth his

bugle, sounded a few notes, and in a minute or two the whole band were

dispersed in groups to their huts and caves.

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