 | Pierce Egan - 1832 - 432 pagina’s
...much praised. Then said Robin Hood, ' Sir, outlaws breakfast is vensyon, and you must be content with such fare as we have.' The king and quene sat down,...them. As they were returning, they were met by two ladies in a rich chariot, drawn by five horses, every horse had his name on his head, and on every... | |
 | Pierce Egan - 1832 - 426 pagina’s
...much praised. Then said Robin Hood, ' Sir, outlaws breakfast is vensyon, and you must be content with such fare as we have.' The king and quene sat down,...them. As they were returning, they were met by two ladies in a rich chariot, drawn by five horses, every horse had his name on his head, and on every... | |
 | moriz haupt - 1845 - 594 pagina’s
...of boughs, with a hall and a great chamber, and an inner chamber, well made and covered with Jlowers and sweet herbs, which the king much praised. then...them, as they were returning, they were met by two ladies in a rieh chairiot drawn by ßve korses, every horse had his name on his head, and on every... | |
 | Moriz Haupt, Karl Müllenhoff, Elias Steinmeyer - 1845 - 588 pagina’s
...boughs, with a hall and a great chamber, and an inner chamber., well made and covered with ßowers and sweet herbs, which the king much praised. then...them. as they were returning, they were met by two ladics in a rieh chairiot drawn by ßve horses, every horse had his name on Ms head, and on every horse... | |
 | 1847 - 334 pagina’s
...breakfast is venison, and therefore you must be content with such fare as we use. Then the king and queen sat down, and were served with venison and wine by Robin Hood and his men to their great contentation. Then the king departed and his company, and Robin Hood and his men them... | |
 | William Shakespear Childe-Pemberton - 1913 - 364 pagina’s
...breakfast is venison, and therefore you must be content with such fare as we use.' Then the King and Queen sat down and were served with venison and wine by Robin Hood to their great contentacion. Then the King departed, and his company, and Robin Hood and his men them... | |
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The king and quene sat down, and were served with venison and wine by Robin Hood and his men. Then the king and his party departed, and Robin and his men conducted them. As they were returning, they were met by two... 