| Literature - 1878 - 920 pages
...readers of this study will be glad to see the best of these free-booting quatorzains. Here it is : " With coat of Lincoln green and mantle too, And horn...buckle bright. And arrows wing'd with peacock-feathers And trusty bow well gather'd of the yew, Stands Robin Hood :—and near, with eyes of blue, light,... | |
| Nicholas Roe - Literary Criticism - 1998 - 344 pages
...with belt and bow, Feasting on pheasant, river-fowl, and swan, With Robin at their head, and Marian. To the Same. With coat of Lincoln green, and mantle...bright,— And arrows wing'd with peacock-feathers light, And trusty bow, well gathered of the yew,— Stands Robin Hood:—and near, with eyes of blue... | |
| Stephen Knight - Biography & Autobiography - 2003 - 280 pages
...the tradition, creates an affective, one-to-one rapport between the reader and the outlaw figures: With coat of Lincoln green, and mantle too, And horn...buckle bright, And arrows wing'd with peacock-feathers bright,— And trusty bow, well gathered of the yew,— Stands Robin Hood:—and near, with eyes of... | |
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