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. Harper's young people . ROBIN ENCOUNTERS JOHN LITTLE. JANTTARY 16, 1883. HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE. 173 Then up spake Will Stutely: I like thy name, goodfellow, and like it not. John Little hast thou beenculled, Little John shall thou be called henceforth. Then all shouted and laughed and clapped their hands,and Little John was he called forever afterward. Then they all entered the forest, through which theytravelled until they came to the great oak-tree beneathwhich the band slept through all the mellow summernights. And there they held a great feast, which WillSt iiii-lv called the christ
. Harper's young people . ROBIN ENCOUNTERS JOHN LITTLE. JANTTARY 16, 1883. HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE. 173 Then up spake Will Stutely: I like thy name, goodfellow, and like it not. John Little hast thou beenculled, Little John shall thou be called henceforth. Then all shouted and laughed and clapped their hands,and Little John was he called forever afterward. Then they all entered the forest, through which theytravelled until they came to the great oak-tree beneathwhich the band slept through all the mellow summernights. And there they held a great feast, which WillSt iiii-lv called the christening feast. And thus it was thatKobin Hood gained his good right-baud man, the famousLittle T1HERE was an old man in TobagoWho lived on rice, gruel, and sui^o;Till, mucl] to his bliss,His physician said this:To a leg, sir, of mutton you may go.
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