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- And first Robin he gave the stranger a bang,
- So hard that it made his bones ring:
- The stranger he said, "This must be repaid;
- I'll give you as good as you bring.
- "So long as I am able to handle my staff,
- To die in your debt, friend, I scorn."
- Then to it both goes, and follow'd their blows,
- As if they'd been thrashing of corn.
- The stranger gave Robin a crack on the crown,
- Which caused the blood to appear;
- Then Robin, enrag'd, more fiercely engag'd,
- And follow'd his blows more severe.
- So thick and so fast did he lay it on him,
- With a passionate fury and eyre,
- At every stroke he made him to smoke,
- As if he had been all on a fire.
- O then into a fury the stranger he grew
- And gave him a damnable look,
- And with it a blow that laid him full low
- And tumbl'd him into the brook.
- Lines 58-77 from Robin Hood and Little John
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