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"With a furious stroke, the stranger struck Robin off his balance" |
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Illustrated novel "Robin Hood" by Henry Gilbert. Published by David McKay, 604-608 Washington Square, Philadelphia. No publication date. Preface dated 1912. |
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1920 or earlier |
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Illustrations by Frank Godwin (1889-1959) |
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