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Robin Hood and Sherwood Forest
By English folk legendAges 9-12About 10 minutes
Robin Hood wins a golden arrow in a patched cloak, turns it into seed grain for a hungry village, and pushes the sheriff's wagon out of the mud.

How it begins
In the north of England, among the giant oaks of Sherwood Forest, there was a small camp. In that camp lived Robin Hood, whose archery was talked about all over the county, and three close friends of his. All summer they baked their own bread and helped the villagers round about to dig wells and mend roofs.
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