He was an Oxford academic who formed part of the Inklings literary discussion group along with C. The whole notion of living in the nooks and crannies of Sherwood Forest while fighting for the sake of the rightful king is deeply appealing to me as well as to my daughters. Roger ( Gilbert) Lancelyn Green (2 November 1918 8 October 1987) was a British biographer and children's writer. I adore pretty much everything about her and prefer her, hands down, to King Arthur‘s Guinevere any day. ” This lovely lady is an expert archer and wields a sword with as much mastery as Robin himself, but she is also a gracious hostess, virtuous maiden, and loving but strong-willed daughter. In Green’s book, she is “tall and beautiful, but strong and fearless also, a very fitting wife for such a man. You may remember her as the good-natured, long-lashed fox from the cartoon, but that, my friends, is just one paltry interpretation of her character. Robin gives up everything he has-lands, title, marriage, wealth-in order to fight for his absent king and care for his down-trodden neighbors, but he is not self-righteous or obnoxiously perfect. He is likable, bold, and gentleman enough to laugh when fairly beaten. Do you have an interest in unique vintage books Shop Ten Tales of Detection by Roger Lancelyn Green at our online book store. Now I will tell you why I love (the first twenty-one chapters of) The Adventures of Robin Hood: Robin Hood
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