Robin Hood - Trend Akademi
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one thousand, one hundred pounds - and I can only give him six<br />
hundred.’<br />
<strong>Robin</strong> laughed. ‘I can give you the money. But first, let's try<br />
something ... perhaps the good abbot is not a bad man. Tell him<br />
that you do not have the money. Ask him to help you. Ask him to<br />
wait another year!’<br />
Then <strong>Robin</strong> turned to his men.<br />
‘Who will go with this man and listen to the abbot's answer?’<br />
‘I will go with him,’ said Little John. ‘I am ready for an<br />
adventure!’<br />
Chapter 7 Sir Richard Pays the Abbot<br />
At twelve o'clock the next day, the Abbot of St Mary's was in his<br />
great dining room. On the table there were bags of gold. He went<br />
to the window and looked out.<br />
‘Sir Richard of Lee is here at the right time, I see,’ he thought.<br />
‘But his clothes are poor, and his horse is old. Good! I think my<br />
friend, the sheriff, is right. Sir Richard cannot pay my one<br />
thousand, one hundred pounds. So this evening, I will be Lord of<br />
his house and his lands!’<br />
A few minutes later, Sir Richard and Little John came into the<br />
room.<br />
‘Well,’ said the abbot, 'you are here at the right time. Do you<br />
have my money ?’<br />
‘My Lord Abbot,’ Sir Richard began, ‘you are a church man. I<br />
hope you will be kind. Next year ...’<br />
‘Stop!’ shouted the abbot. ‘Do not ask for more time! I want my<br />
money now Pay me the one thousand, one hundred pounds, or your<br />
house and lands will be mine this evening!’<br />
Sir Richard then put six bags of gold on the abbot's table. ‘Here<br />
are six hundred pounds, My Lord,’ he said quietly. ‘There<br />
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