Robin Hood taking Lady Marian to see the tortured men. Robin: Well, men. Does well mean a greeting of some sort here? People: Hi! A woman: May we be worthy , ( Can we be of service? )Robin. Robin: You are, mother, you are.

For in his train today he's brought us half a score Dozens? of boxes full of jewels and silks... and more , ( etc.? ) about 30,000 golden marks wrested from the northern shires.

To them this is heaven. Silks for rags , ( Prefering silk clothes instead of rags? ) kindness instead of riches, limitless food instead of hunger. Why, they're actually happy.

Much: I've never had a sweetheart. Bess: You mean to say you've never had one single sweetheart in all your life? You don't know what you've missed my lad. I've had the bands ( She was wooed? ) on five times.

I think you can apply it as well.

Will: Sir Guy of Gisbourne is starting his return to Nottingham. He's stopping by the way ( He'll stip to rest not go through the forest, right? )tonight. Robin Hood: Has he got the tax money with him? Will: A fortune! Robin Hood: When

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Obviously there are no infants involved so Robin just means baptizing his men and possibly seeing to their other religious needs. What about newborn/infant? Is this a joke of some kind he makes? Or maybe he means enlighten them?

Robin Hood: I live in the forest with good fellows who've everything in life save ( except for? ) spiritual guidance. And no merit but one. Friar Tuck: And what's that? Robin Hood: We're outlaws. Since we're newborn to the

Thanks for the explanation, Mister Micawber!