Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

hoTrd ygs woUia'n' fci' sc oli cork again with
pct rs
OR i,ero's father va, goea.naiorsd faun'r o.
tic nd rrhQel. and ci ils follow tle tcni oi his
hlsnof wsihou' iawaring BAN but tonicu'cd himself
with salinr. - ff.i DAY sal arog m 10 his sen
scs' There was a'sa pcr'cr; understanding lc-
tween hin .elf and Rob ~ that was iuliy appr-
t73 81 lii tuscunon - IN tho ing. and,
ihe Noes was cplY TAO fields distant he'd no doubt
oil gheu finding fhcif o. al home % ni hi-fan.
The next d I've two youihs lied forth, Bob
csn, ing good siore II pFuycGdtf ga his cotton
ban akcfcitsH, and with the b isc cloth over MS
shoulder. r. ac sid ~ might rain our hero
AIMED with coupis d bows and huge bundle OF
arrows and hear ~ lcir beat n N breast
Of no famous forester, whose deeds be 30 am
hi'ious 20 emulate They entered Warion wood.
winch extends nearly time mile. IN length
To-day SAID tho young archer leading the way,
i shall nos perhaps All much game bot will look
for glade 10 build our ten, 10, and tomorrow YOU
fetch the iron pot which Betty has promised US;
bot | never read that Robin Hood carrie such
things
Happen not answered Bob. and as to killing
much, dare say Bcty's " ras W Il prove true. |
shall Nc abe 20 carry II home in my eye But see
ace there's squirrel In tina, tree. NJ Ike haste.
about a hu ,dred squirrel skins stitched together
wcu'd make comfortable eoverid. Aim q, his
eye
Tho hero ben, his bow. took aim. and his arrow
sturk IN o. OF tho branches Of the while the
efDtfTct, H.ich was TAT ucNoDi noN-e.lpi, never
change his position. Arrow AZ or arr ~ iol-
lowed but the highest which he shot. came not
wi hin ten feet OF where the prey was perched Bob
hooked oct for stone 10 peli lin down, but there
was none ri hand.
we canno, eat squirrels sid the hero pirkng
up hi arrows II ono could b., see q stag, that
would be worth trying for
III we were near Nottingham said Bob. W, might
climb over Lord Middlclon's park wall | remem-
bar seeing few stays there, when went tony un-
c1ea'
Is They wandered along further into the wood and
stSSod pheasant two bit long before the arch
- could bend his bow the lorily bird had shot
81 sight with loud 'whrr' Bob showed his teeth
and remained silent for time. until growing to-
wards noon. he felt hungry and setting himself by
tbe stem Of huge oak began spread out hIs fare.
Il was afraid said he, we wouldn't XII. many
PIX aspn,s ana Beuy told ms as hares were not in
A.assds sl6 would pack me up seine bacon and
loo :. mfr nice slice OF ham yourself. She
2 hvss enc bottle OF beer, which thought void
- than the gurgli g brook You used to talk
q LIT because there's often dead leaves IN them.
md ioas Of newts, ioads and frogs. Here's bit of
ooW milk chsesc. too, dare say Ro,in Hood would
I'M Hiycu hs best bow for mouihiul OF i, some
s's nvlo1u FL 10 work with true woodland appe-
t<z0 ~ handkerchief was much ligl ter when
6niahcd their repast AM who Eating. the
Al 1Gruck him, that had |, not been for the fore
~ WAis companion, Robin flooding would have
- ND Work on an empty stomach.
1onatnued their rambles until nighi-fall.-
N - their shadows began to lenghen,
1910 crcuious mlnnuvrc, that sun
y them on that side OF the wood near
~ attendant, the crows have all
We have aad whole day of II, and
~ tho handkerchiefs quite empty.
~ ~ high time VIC went hom, I
6opliod ths hero. you can 90 ifyou like
~ 0DVo4 oay that gave I'd after SO