Robin Hood Edit

A A mere slip of the forked tongue, Your Majesty.

A coup d'etat, to coin a Norman phrase.

A crown! How exciting!

A cuddly face.

A double hangin', eh?

A face appears. [ Gasping ]

A hero? Do you hear that, Johnny? We've just been pardoned.

A jailbreak tonight is the only chance he's got.

A jailbreak? There ain't no way you can get him.

A kiss? Oh, that's sissy stuff.

A little tyke who's rather like a puppet on a string

A minute before he knows we're there

A perfect bull's eye.

A perfect fit, sire. Most becoming.

A pox on that phony king of England

A pox on that phony King of England! Oo de lally!

About Robin Hood.

After them, you fools!

Ah, ah, ah, ah!

Ah, ah, ah! Seven years' bad

Ah, but while there is a merry man in Robin's wily pack

Ah, me. Young love.

Ah, no need to worry.

Ah, not Robin Hood.

Ah, oh! [ Chuckling ]

Ah, oh! Look, sire. Look!

Ah, revenge!

Ah, what they won't think of next.

Ah, Your Ladyship.

Ah! Here we go again.

Ah! Hiss, I have it!

Ah! Me lord.

Ah! Off with his head!

Aha! But, remember.

All different too.

All right, you in there, come out with your hands up.

All right. Laugh, you two rogues.

Alms for the poor.

Alms for the poor. Alms.

Alms, alms, alms for the poor.

Alms.

Alms. Alms for the poor.

And believe me, it's a good thing he did,

And criminently, get back to your patrol.

And does this prisoner return your love?

And don't stick your tongue out at me, kid.

And down with that scurvy Prince John!

And he throws an angry tantrum if he cannot have his way

And his helpless subjects paid dearly...

And His Majesty also blesses you, little sister.

And how well King Richard's crown sits on your noble brow.

And I'll drop in on the royal treasury.

And I've got just the right present for you.

And maybe it'll even be a double hangin'.

And miss this chance to perform before royalty?

And my job is to... tell it like it is.

And not because he passed some laws or had that lofty brow

And now I name you...

And now, Your Mightiness, allow me to lay some protocol on you.

And on and on

And remember what you're supposed to do.

And remember, it was your idea I hypnotized him and

And since I am the head man

And that mean old sheriff took my birthday present.

And the spindle legged stork from Devonshire.

And the taxes is due

And then he calls for Mom while he's suckin' his thumb.

And then I'm gonna present meself to the lovely Maid Marian and

And then revenge!

And when our elusive hero tries to rescue...

And you are walking to Nottingham.

And you're gonna preach your neck right into a hangman's noose.

And you're smellin' that sweet perfume.

And, oh, I have good news, sire.

And, well, he just straightened everything out.

Another trap?

Apox on that phony king of England

Archer, I commend you, and because of...

Archery tournament? Ha!

Are we good guys or bad guys?

Attention, everyone.

Attention, everyone.

Aw, come on, Robbie. Climb the castle walls.

Aw, forget it. Your mind's not on food.

Aw, little sister,

Aw, shucks, Trigger, it's only Nutsy.

B B But, sire, hang Friar Tuck, a man of the church?

Beautiful, lovely taxes! [ Laughing ]

Because I love him, Your Highness.

Beggin' your pardon, but it's a great honor...

Besides, what have I got to offer her?

Besides, you broke your mother's mirror.

Blabberin', jabberin'

Bless you both.

Bless you. Bless you.

Borrow? Huh. Boy, are we in debt.

Boy, oh, boy. Now how do I look?

Bravo! Uh, bravo! Yes.

But B But Sire, please.

But be a stouthearted little lad, and don't let it get ya down.

But But, sire, it's a big hit.

But he carved our initials on this tree.

But how will I recognize him?

But I do believe we're surrounded.

But I still got a feelin' that

But lucky for us folks, King Richard returned,

But not in Nottingham

But not in Nottingham

But Prince John says that taxes should hurt.

But there's gonna be a big to do in Nottingham.

But traitors to the Crown must die!

But wait till he sees this scene I lay on Prince John.

But when it's gone

But when it's gone

But you could have chosen a more romantic setting.

But, of course, my dear. Believe me,

But, um, couldn't there be trouble...

Can't there be some happiness

Can't you see he's laid up? Come on, Otto.

Can't you see the tears we're cryin'

Chances? You must be joking.

Close your eyes. Tight shut. No peeking, sire.

Collectin' taxes for that arrogant,

Come again on my birthday!

Come forth, spirits.

Come on, Johnny.

Come on, lady fair! Let's go!

Come on, Rob. Come on.

Come on. Follow me.

Contemplatin' nothin' but escapin' and finally makin' it

Cool it, lover boy. Your heart's runnin' away with your head.

Criminently, Trigger! Point that peashooter the other way.

Criminently. Now I know why your mama called you "Nutsy."

Cuddly. [ Laughs ]

Death to tyrants!

Did he now?

Did I? Y Y Yes, I did.

Did you say Friar Tuck?

Do come in. Come in and rest yourself.

Do do do do do

Do do do do do

Do do do do do do dee do do do

Do me old ears hear the melodious voice...

Do you hear that, Hiss? Oh, you [ Mumbling ]

Doesn't it? Uh, King Richard?

Don Don't forget it.

Don't hurt me! No, no! Don't hurt me! Help! Help!

Don't you worry none, Sheriff. The safety's on Old Betsy.

Double the taxes! Triple the taxes!

Easily.

Empty.

Enough!

Enough! I am king! King! King!

Every little bit helps.

Every town

Every town

Everybody, this way!

Faint hearts never won fair ladies

Fear not, my friends

For bein' blind, he sure knows a good man...

For encouraging contributions from the poor. [ Chuckling ]

For his humiliation, believe me.

For I'm a jolly good fellow For I'm a jolly good

For me

For me?

For the final shoot out,

For the likes of him, says I.

Forgive me a cruel chuckle. [ Laughing ]

Fortune tellers!

Fortune tellers! How droll. Uh, stop the coach.

Fortunes forecast! Lucky charms!