Robin Hood Monologue from Dramatic Reader for Lower Grades

From Dramatic Reader for Lower Grades by Florence Holbrook

male · joyful · 1:14 min

First the strong bow that bends to our hand, then the straight arrow, tough and trim, and the feathers that wing it to its mark. But best of all the steady hand and keen eye that direct our winged shaft. But you have worked well this morning, my men, and now we may rest awhile. Sing us a song, Will Scarlet, while we lie beneath the friendly oak.. The hunt is up! the hunt is up! And it is well-nigh day; And Harry our king has gone hunting To bring his deer to bay. The east is bright with morning light, And darkness, it is fled; And the merry horn wakes up the morn To leave his idle bed. Awake, all men! I say again Be merry as you may! For Harry our king is gone hunting To bring the deer to bay.

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