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7. King Richard Lion-Heart has
heard so much tales of brave
Robin Hood that he great desired
to see him. Some of the story
had been against Robin, and
many had been in his favour,
and the king wishing to find
out the truth. He set away, along
with his nobles and strong bodyguards,
to found the young outlaw.
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King Richard Lion-Heart has
heard so many tales of brave
Robin Hood that he had a great desire
to see him. Some of the stories
had been against Robin, and
many had been in his favour,
and the king wished to find
out the truth. He set away, along
with his nobles and strong bodyguards,
to find the young outlaw.
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King Richard Lion-Heart had
heard so many tales of brave
Robin Hood that he greatly desired
to see him. Some of the stories
had been against Robin, but
many had been in his favour ,
and the king wished to find
out the truth. He set up, along
with his nobles and strong bodyguards,
to find the young outlaw.
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