Bill wrenched the knife from his grasp and drove it through the heart of the outlaw.

Did'st think, presumptuous rogue, that shethe glorious Helenthat Helen the Beautiful, whom all men desire, would stoop to thee, an outcast wolf's head and outlaw that thou art?

" The superintendent had just wired instructions to put the outlaw in jail when Mr. Merrick reached the telegraph office, but after an hour spent in sending messages back and forth a compromise was affected and the little millionaire had agreed to pay a goodly sum to the company by way of damages and to satisfy the crew of the freight trainwhich he succeeded in doing by a further outlay of money.

At last the Bishop of Hereford spoke, in a low, sorrowful voice: "It is a sad thing, Your Majesty, that this knavish outlaw should be let to escape in this wise; for, let him but get back to Sherwood Forest safe and sound, and he may snap his fingers at king and king's men.

"Now, I will show thee, in good time, how much thou dost err, for, when the forty days are past and gone, I will seize upon this thieving outlaw, if I have to tear down all of Sherwood to find him.

I find this outlaw in my grasp; shall I, then, foolishly cling to a promise so hastily given?

Moreover, I would say unto myself, a woman knoweth nought of the great things appertaining to state government; and, likewise, I know a woman is ever prone to take up a fancy, even as she would pluck a daisy from the roadside, and then throw it away when the savor is gone; therefore, though she hath taken a fancy to this outlaw, it will soon wane away and be forgotten.

Moreover, as he looked at Robin Hood, and saw the yeoman look so like what he knew himself to be, he began to doubt and to think that mayhap he was the great outlaw in real sooth.

Then Sir Henry grasped his father's hand and said, "Here kneels one who hath served thee well, King Richard, and, as thou knowest, hath stepped between thee and death in Palestine; yet do I abide by my dear father, and here I say also, that I would freely give shelter to this noble outlaw, Robin Hood, even though it brought thy wrath upon me, for my father's honor and my father's welfare are as dear to me as mine own.

As the feet of the outlaw mare splashed into the water at the lower ford the Ramblin' Kid rode past the corner of the upland pasture fence and stopped Captain Jack on the brink of the ridge looking down at the crossing.

The waxy mane of the outlaw filly rocked into view as she sprang up and around the turn on to the ridge.

and she swung lightly from the back of the outlaw mare.

Then she guided the outlaw filly down the grade, across the Cimarron and along the lane, in the gently stirring dawn, back to the still sleeping Quarter Circle KT.

"An outlaw's life ain't what it's cracked up to be, son.

Geminius was on his trail, and Marius heard some of his emissaries loudly threatening the old man for hiding an outlaw.

In the New Forest, 1847, THE OUTLAW Oh, I wadna be a yeoman, mither, to follow my father's trade, To bow my back in miry banks, at pleugh and hoe and spade.

But here are four billions of the property of the South which you propose to outlaw from the common Territories.

No history that I was aware of, no sketch of our early time that I had ever seen, nothing in print was known to be in existence that could furnish a clue to the story of the Outlaw's Cave.

Wind river outlaw, by Will Ermine, pseud.

This outlaw business.

If an in-law meets an outlaw (Mr. P. meets his in-laws) (In Saturday evening post, Apr. 22, 1944) © 19Apr44; B627145.

Gun cub of Outlaw Ranch.

This outlaw business.

The saga of the Outlaw Kid.

During this summer, to revenge the death of a couple of settlers, a backwoods Colonel, with the appropriate name of Outlaw, fell on a friendly Cherokee town and killed two or three Indians, besides plundering a white man, a North Carolina trader, who happened to be in the town.