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- Then did the king for armour send,
- For lances, swords, and shields:
- And thus all three in armour bright
- Came marching to the field.
- The trumpets began to sound a charge,
- Each singled out his man;
- Their arms in pieces soon were hewd,
- Blood sprang froom every vain.
- The prince he reacht Robin a blow--
- He struck with might and main--
- Which forced him to reel about the field,
- As though he had been slain.
- "God-a-mercy," quoth Robin, "for that blow!
- The quarrel shall soon be try'd;
- This stroke shall shew a full divorce
- Betwixt thee and thy bride."
- So from his shoulders he's cut his head,
- Which on the ground did fall,
- And grumbling sore at Robin Hood,
- To be so dealt withal.
- Lines 149-168 from Robin Hood and the Prince of Aragon
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