Chapter-5 A few days passed away, and Catherine, though not allowing herself to suspect her friend, could not help watching her closely. The result of her observations was not agreeable. Isabella seemed an altered creature. When she saw her, indeed, surrounded only by their immediate friends in Edgar’s Buildings or Pulteney Street, her change of […]
Chapter-4 The Allens had now entered on the sixth week of their stay in Bath; and whether it should be the last was for some time a question, to which Catherine listened with a beating heart. To have her acquaintance with the Tilneys end so soon was an evil which nothing could counterbalance. Her whole
Chapter-3 Catherine’s expectations of pleasure from her visit in Milsom Street were so very high that disappointment was inevitable; and accordingly, though she was most politely received by General Tilney, and kindly welcomed by his daughter, though Henry was at home, and no one else of the party, she found, on her return, without spending
Chapter-2 The Allens, Thorpes and Morlands all met in the evening at the theatre; and, as Catherine and Isabella sat together, there was then an opportunity for the latter to utter some few of the many thousand things which had been collecting within her for communication in the immeasurable length of time which had divided
Chapter-1 Mrs. Catherine Morland was a very good woman, and wished to see her children everything they ought to be; but her time was so much occupied in lying-in and teaching the little ones, that her elder daughters were inevitably left to shift for themselves; and it was not very wonderful that Catherine, who had
Chapter-10 Robin Hood’s exploits had reached the ears of the King of England. He showed eagerness to meet Robin Hood and his Merry Men.So, one morning he called his minister and said to him, “I want to pay a visit to Nottingham. From there, I along with the Sheriff shall visit the Sherwood Forest to
Chapter-9 Robin and Maid Marian were passing their days peacefully in the Sherwood Forest. One morning, they decided to take a walk around the Forest. When they were enjoying themselves a stroll, they noticed a young man full of energy and enthusiasm. He was sitting under the shade of a tree and serenading very softly.
Chapter-8 Robin was passing his days peacefully in the Sherwood Forest. After staying there for several days, he once again desired to visit Nottingham. So, one morning he rode on his horse and was on his way to Nottingham.Reaching Nottingham he tied his horse to a pole. Then he decided to take a walk along
Chapter-7 Soon the Sheriff reached home safe and sound. He thanked the Almighty God for his safe return to his house. Seeing her husband back home the Sheriff’s wife was filled with jubilation. Sheriff’s wife had heard that her husband had been entrapped by Robin’s Merry Men and was at the mercy of Robin. Now
Chapter-6 Days passed by followed by weeks and months. One morning, Robin thought of Maid Marian whom he loved very much. In fact, he wanted to marry her. But it was not quite easy. He had been living in the Sherwood Forest and it was next to impossible for Maid Marian to share the uncultured
Chapter-5 One morning, Robin desired to meet his long-time childhood friend Maid Marian who had been staying at Gamwell Hall. Soon he headed for Gamwell Hall, riding on horseback.On his way he met a very old lady he had known for many a years. Robin bowed to the old lady who said to him, “Dear
Chapter-4 Robin had added many brave warriors to his band. They all were living peacefully in the Sherwood Forest.One day, a tall knight by the name Sir Richard of Lea entered the Sherwood Forest. He had to go to an abbey which was near Nottingham. In fact, he had no intention of going there as
Chapter-3 Robin as the leader of the outlaws was staying peacefully in the Sherwood Forest. But he was missing Maid Marian very much. He longed to meet her by any means. One of his men had informed him that she had been staying at Gamwell Hall for some days as the guest of his maternal
Chapter-2 Searching for Robin here, there and everywhere, the Sheriff’s guards reached the house of Squire Gamwell. Their chief said to Squire Gamwell, “Robin is at large. At the orders of His Majesty the king we have come over here to arrest Robin. Hand over him to us or you will have to incur the
Chapter-1 Robin Hood was an exceptionally skilled archer who lived in the Sherwood Forest with his band of outlaws called ‘Merry Men’. He had a heart of gold. He always respected the poor and hated the rich people who unleashed tyranny on the downtrodden, the helpless and the unfortunate. He robbed the rich people and