Hello and welcome back to Literary Lullabies, a bedtime story podcast, with very old stories from days long, long past. Through the month of January, we will be reading on of the most told and retold tales of arguably one of England’s greatest hero’s. Robin Hood. This particular tale comes from the retelling by Howard Pyle in 1883 and contains all the thees and thous wonderful alliteration of a much older time.

In thi fourth episode, we will hear the tale of how Will Stutely was captured by the Sheriff's men and sentenced to be hanged, and how Robin Hood rescued him.

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This year, Patreon members will have full, early access to an entire months worth of episodes at a time. Polls and conversations will give you the ability to suggest content that you would like to hear. Relaxation colouring pages are available for all membership levels or for individual download, so you can relax while you listen. Come join me there. Your support makes this podcast possible.

Music for this episode is provided by the talented artists who make their work available on Pixabay. This episode features sounds from :

Vlad Bakutov

Luca Francini

Noru

MountainDweller

Hello and welcome back to Literary Lullabies, a bedtime story podcast, with very old stories from days long, long past. Through the month of January, we will be reading on of the most told and retold tales of arguably one of England’s greatest hero’s. Robin Hood. This particular tale comes from the retelling by Howard Pyle in 1883 and contains all the thees and thous wonderful alliteration of a much older time.

In our third episode, settle back and listen to the story of how the Sheriff of Nottingham set a trap for Robin Hood and how badly that trap failed.

If you would like to support the production of this podcast, I would love if you joined me over on Patreon. For a one time donation, you can also Buy me a Coffee. However you support, whether by continuing to listen or bny donating, your support is greatly appreciated.

This year, Patreon members will have full, early access to an entire months worth of episodes at a time. Polls and conversations will give you the ability to suggest content that you would like to hear. Relaxation colouring pages are available for all membership levels or for individual download, so you can relax while you listen. Come join me there. Your support makes this podcast possible.

Music for this episode is provided by the talented artists who make their work available on Pixabay. This episode features sounds from :

Vlad Bakutov

Luca Francini

Noru

MountainDweller

Hello and welcome back to Literary Lullabies, a bedtime story podcast, with very old stories from days long, long past. Through the month of January, we will be reading on of the most told and retold tales of arguably one of England’s greatest hero’s. Robin Hood. This particular tale comes from the retelling by Howard Pyle in 1883 and contains all the thees and thous and wonderful alliteration of a much older time.

In this, our second episode of the year, we will hear about how Robin Hood outsmarted the Tinker, whom teh Sheriff of Nottingham sent after Robin.

If you would like to support the production of this podcast, I would love if you joined me over on Patreon. For a one time donation, you can also Buy me a Coffee. However you support, whether by continuing to listen or by donating, your support is greatly appreciated.

This year, Patreon members will have full, early access to an entire months worth of episodes at a time. Polls and conversations will give you the ability to suggest content that you would like to hear. Relaxation colouring pages are available for all membership levels or for individual download, so you can relax while you listen. Come join me there. Your support makes this podcast possible.

Music for this episode is provided by the talented artists who make their work available on Pixabay. This episode features sounds from :

Vlad Bakutov

Luca Francini

Noru

MountainDweller