3^2. merrily. 3^4. friend or foe. 4^2. angels. 5^1. brave _for_ fair. 7^1. Hood then. 7^2. unto. 10^2. with thee. 11^1. he said. 12^1. muckle. 12^4. But he. 13^3. Robin gave. 14^3. Robin Hood’s head. 15^3. If it. 17^1. Hood _wanting_. 17^3. Methink. 18^3. for mault: for salt. 19^4. In the. house _wanting, as in_ #a#. 22^3. and he leapt. 23^4. is’t: would’st. 25^4. of the. 26^3. O _wanting_: Robin Hood. 27^4. down on their. 28^2. here _wanting_. 29^1. east then. 30^2. has. 30^3. many men. 31^1. And _wanting_. 31^3. Then Robin Hood. 134 ROBIN HOOD AND THE BEGGAR, II #a.# ‘The History of Robin Hood and the Beggar,’ Aberdeen, Printed by and for A. Keith: Bodleian Library, Douce, HH 88, pasted between pp 68, 69 of Robin Hood’s Garland, London, C. Dicey. A. Keith of Aberdeen printed from 1810 to 1835. #b.# ‘A pretty dialogue betwixt Robin Hood and a Beggar,’ Newcastle, in Ritson’s Robin Hood, 1795, I, 97. #a# is printed by Gutch, Robin Hood, II, 230, with deviations. Of #b# Ritson says: The corruptions of the press being equally numerous and minute, some of the most trifling have been corrected without notice. Despite the corruptions, #b# is, in some readings, preferable to #a#. Motherwell, Minstrelsy, p. xliii, says that pretty early stall copies were printed both at Aberdeen and Glasgow.