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<strong>ROBIN</strong> <strong>HOOD</strong>. THE reign of king Richard the First was very different from the times we now live in. The roads were very bad, and were beset with robbers; and there were a great number of large forests and parks in the country well stocked with deer. At that time lived the famous Robin Hood ; he was born in the village of Locksley, in Nottinghamshire, and his father was veryskilful in the use of the cross-bow. His mother had a brother named Gamewell, of Great Game well-hall, near Maxwell, in the same county, but at the distance of twenty miles from the house of Robin Hood's father. When Robin Hood was about thirteen years old, his mother said one day to his. father, "Let Robin and me ride this morning to Gamewell- hall, A
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