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Silence echoed so loudly in the room that it disturbed Robin and yet he enjoyed being the architect of it. Why? said the Sheriff to Robin, although Robin felt like it might be a self-reflection on the Sheriff’s part rather than an actual question. Why? yelled Robin, Because you are the sire of justice and apparently to you, my family’s death was considered acceptable.... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2021/04/18/chapter-3-part-10/

Don’t make a sound said Robin, Or I will slit your throat. Robin noticed the Sheriff breathing deeply and the movement of his throat against the knife. A scullery maid walked by the door, not noticing the knife being held against her employer’s throat. See, even your maids don’t care about you said Robin seething. What do you want Robin? whispered the Sheriff.... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2021/04/11/chapter-3-part-9/

Agatha walked into the room and Robin heard her announce something and then she walked out. The floor is yours said Agatha as she left. Robin entered the room and as he looked at the Sheriff, he realized that the Sheriff wasn’t as old as he had expected. The Sheriff was a handsome and tall man with good shoulders. In Robin’s head, he had imagined him old and stuffy with hunched over back and warts on his face.... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2021/04/05/chapter-3-part-8/

Agatha sighed. She looked out the window and tried to take in the beauty of her surroundings as they calmed her senses. Very well. Let me take you to him now, Agatha left the room and expected him to follow. Robin scrambled up and quickly wore his clothes and ran out the room trying to figure out in which direction Agatha was walking in.... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2021/03/30/chapter-3-part-7/

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After Agatha left, the Sheriff stared out the window. He wished that he could split all his lands in two and give half of them to Maclean to feel better. However, there was another part of him that did not want to separate land that had been together for so long. Separating land was not a good idea because then he would have less to give to his successor.... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2021/01/10/chapter-2-part-15/

Suther looked at the Sheriff and he instantly understood the Sheriff’s hesitancy. Say no more Sire said Suther charmingly, I shall descend on my journey posthaste. Thank you responded the Sheriff. Suther curtsied to the Sheriff and walked back along where he came. Agatha and the Sheriff looked at one another and then just decided to walk back to the building as well.... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2021/01/03/chapter-2-part-14/

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The Sheriff motioned for Agatha to call the Journeyman. The Journeyman’s name was Suther and he had been with the family for a long time. He was an older man, but he was in very good shape. Despite his age, he had the physique of a younger youth. The sheriff waited for a few minutes for Agatha and hopefully the Journeyman.... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2020/12/27/chapter-2-part-13/

When they arrived at the house, the servants were already outside the house and ready to greet the Sheriff inside. They did not look pleased when they noticed Abigail and Maclean exiting from carriage with the Sheriff. The Sheriff looked at his staff with a stern look and ordered them to take care of his guests and to set up rooms for both.... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2020/12/13/chapter-2-part-12/

Maclean had fallen asleep and Abigail was half asleep and half awake, occasionally looking out the window. More than worry, the Sheriff was consumed with guilt. The farmer had approached him to help dismantle the system of high taxes and instead in seeking a quick solution, he had almost cost Maclean his life. How would he ever fix his blunder? How would he ever attain Maclean’s forgiveness?... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2020/12/06/chapter-2-part-11/

Abigail went into the carriage first whereas the Sheriff pushed Maclean gently. Maclean took each step slowly and steadily but he definitely needed the support. Once everyone was inside, the Sheriff tapped the Carriage and the Carriage men started whipping the horses. All that was heard in the carriage was the clickety clop of the horses hooves. Inside the carriage, it was shadowy with the doors emitting light.... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2020/11/22/chapter-2-part-10/

He led them to a cell with a rough wooden door. There was complete darkness inside the cell. From the cell emerged Maclean standing with his eyes tainted with tears. Father! Abigail left forward to embrace her father. Abi, said her father, My dear blessed girl, I didn’t think I’d ever see you again. We should leave now; I don’t think we should be here a minute longer. The Sheriff said as he turned to face the head coroner, Prepare a carriage for me and my guests immediately and attach my horse to it.... http://robinhoodnovel.ca/2020/11/15/chapter-2-part-9/