Robin Longstride: Rise, and rise again. Until lambs become lions.
Robin Longstride: If you thought it was hard getting wages from him when he was alive, try getting wages from a dead king.
Robin Longstride: If you're building for the future, you need to keep your foundations strong, laws of the land enslave the people to a king who demands loyalty but offers nothing in return, I've been to the South of France, Palestine and back, you build a kingdom the same way you build a cathedral, from the ground up!
Robin Longstride: Lady Marion Loxley, my wife.
Will Scarlet: Well played! A bit, a bit rash, well played nevertheless.
Godfrey: In the name of King John, pay or burn.
Answer: By "Wind-up lute", I assume you mean the hurdy-gurdy. Certainly, instruments fitting the description of the hurdy-gurdy were around in the time when Robin Hood was set.
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