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	Robin serves the king in [[court]] for 15 years until he again becomes an outlaw in the Greenwood for more than 22 years. He is eventually beguiled by a [[prioress]] and betrayed to Sir Roger of Doncaster.		Robin serves the king in [[court]] for 15 years until he again becomes an outlaw in the Greenwood for more than 22 years. He is eventually beguiled by a [[prioress]] and betrayed to Sir Roger of Doncaster.

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	'''A Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood''' (aka '''A Gest of Robyn Hode''', aka '''A Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hode and his Meiny''') was a [[ballad]] on [[Robin Hood]] published first c1510. It includes ~~various~~ elements included in the slightly earlier ballads of Robin.		'''A Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood''' (aka '''A Gest of Robyn Hode''', aka '''A Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hode and his Meiny''') was a [[ballad]] on [[Robin Hood]] published first c1510. It includes some elements included in the slightly earlier ballads of Robin.

	The Merry Men include Little John, Much and Will Scarlet but there is no Marian mentioned, nor is there any equivalent character.		The Merry Men include Little John, Much and Will Scarlet but there is no Marian mentioned, nor is there any equivalent character.

	==Plot synopsis==		==Plot synopsis==
	Robin ~~robs~~ a rich traveller, and gives him a [[forest]] [[banquet]] in ~~return~~. The Merry Men stop a [[knight]] who is debt &pound 400 to the local ~~authorties~~, so they use the traveller's money to help him.		Robin stops a rich traveller, and gives him a [[forest]] [[banquet]]. In payment, the traveller is robbed. The Merry Men stop a [[knight]] who is debt £400 to the local authorities, so they use the traveller's money to help him.

	Robin decides to enter an [[archery]] competition run by the [[Sheriff of Nottingham]] and wins it. The Sheriff orders his arrest, Robin is wounded but escapes to the residence of the knight. The knight will only surrender to the [[King]], who eventually arrives, but Robin has escaped. The knight is captured but Robin rescues him and the Sheriff is killed. The king ~~hunst~~ for Robin disguised as an [[abbot]] and his [[monk]]s. When Robin captures him and all is revealed, the king grants an amnesty to Robin.		Robin decides to enter an [[archery]] competition run by the [[Sheriff of Nottingham]] and wins it. The Sheriff orders his arrest, Robin is wounded but escapes to the residence of the knight. The knight will only surrender to the [[King]], who eventually arrives, but Robin has escaped. The knight is captured but Robin rescues him and the Sheriff is killed. The king hunts for Robin disguised as an [[abbot]] and his [[monk]]s. When Robin captures him and all is revealed, the king grants an amnesty to Robin.

	Robin serves the king in [[court]] for 15 years until he again becomes an outlaw in the Greenwood for more than 22 years. He is eventually beguiled by a [[prioress]] and betrayed to Sir Roger of Doncaster.		Robin serves the king in [[court]] for 15 years until he again becomes an outlaw in the Greenwood for more than 22 years. He is eventually beguiled by a [[prioress]] and betrayed to Sir Roger of Doncaster.

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'''A Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood''' (aka '''A Gest of Robyn Hode''', aka '''A Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hode and his Meiny''') was a [[ballad]] on [[Robin Hood]] published first c1510. It includes various elements included in the slightly earlier ballads of Robin.

The Merry Men include Little John, Much and Will Scarlet but there is no Marian mentioned, nor is there any equivalent character.

==Plot synopsis==
Robin robs a rich traveller, and gives him a [[forest]] [[banquet]] in return. The Merry Men stop a [[knight]] who is debt &pound 400 to the local authorties, so they use the traveller's money to help him.

Robin decides to enter an [[archery]] competition run by the [[Sheriff of Nottingham]] and wins it. The Sheriff orders his arrest, Robin is wounded but escapes to the residence of the knight. The knight will only surrender to the [[King]], who eventually arrives, but Robin has escaped. The knight is captured but Robin rescues him and the Sheriff is killed. The king hunst for Robin disguised as an [[abbot]] and his [[monk]]s. When Robin captures him and all is revealed, the king grants an amnesty to Robin.

Robin serves the king in [[court]] for 15 years until he again becomes an outlaw in the Greenwood for more than 22 years. He is eventually beguiled by a [[prioress]] and betrayed to Sir Roger of Doncaster.

''See the references for [[Robin Hood]]''.