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R179001 1 NONE Wakefield on a Green IN Wakefield there lives a jolly Pinder, / in Wakefield all on a Green, Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. : THE / Jolly Pinder of Wakefield, / WITH / Robin Hood, Scarlet and John, THE Jolly Pinder of Wakefield, WITH Robin Hood, Scarlet and John, 1689-1689 W. Thacke[ray at th]e Angel in Duck-Lane. J.M. and A.M.

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IN Wakefield there lives a jolly Pinder, in Wakefield all on a Green, in Wakefield all on a Green; There is neither Knight, nor Squire, said the Pinder nor Baron that is so bold, nor Baron that is so bold; Dare make a trespass to the town of Wakefield but his Pledge goes to the Pinfold, etc. All this beheard three witty young men, Robin Hood, Scarlet and John, etc. With that they espy'd the jolly Pinder, as he sat under a thorn, etc. Now turn again, turn again, said the Pinder, for a wrong way you have gone, etc. For you have forsaken the King's High-way and made a path over the Corn, etc. O that were great shame, said jolly Robin, we being three, and thou but one, etc. The Pinder leapt back then thirty good foot, thirty good foot and one, etc. He leaned his back fast unto a thorn, and his foot against a stone, etc. And there they fought a long Summers day a Summers day so long, etc. Till that their swords on their broad bucklers, were broke fast unto their hands, etc.
Hold thy hand, hold thy hand, said Robin Hood, and my merry men every one, etc. For this is one of the best Pinders that ever I try'd with Sword, etc. And wilt thou forsake thy Pinders Craft, and live in Green-wood with me, etc. At Michaelmas next my Cov'nant comes out, when every man gathers his fee, etc. I'le take my blew blade all in my hand, and plod to the green-wood with thee, etc. Hast thou either meat or drink? said Robin Hood for my merry men and me, etc. I have both bread and beef, said the Pinder, and good Ale of the best, etc. And that is Meat good enough, said Robin Hood for such unbidden Guest, etc. O wilt thou forsake the Pinder his Craft, and go to the Green-wood with me? etc. Thou shalt have a Livery twice in the year, the one green, the other brown, etc. If Michaelmas day was come and gone, and my Master had paid me my fee, and my Master had paid me my fee; Then would I set as little by him, as my Master doth by me, as my Master doth by me.
Printed for W. Thackeray [at the] Angel in Duck-Lane. J.M. and A.M.