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Preface and Prologue

• The author explains that the reader should not look for seriousness, but for fun and bright colors, and the author goes through a list of characters that will be in the stories.

• Robin Hood is introduced as an excellent archer who has the love of the people due to the fact that he never feigns help when it is most needed.
• When Robin is a youth, he heads out to an archery tournament sponsored by the Sheriff of Nottingham, and while on the way is ridiculed when he runs into the king's foresters and challenges them to a duel that he wins and offends one of the foresters.

• The forester, shamed, lets fly an arrow close to his head, and Robin returns fire, killing him.
• Robin finds that the joy has been removed from his day by the deed he has done, and a two...

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