Ben Jonson;Puck - Factbites

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	Robin Good-fellow or The Hob-Goblin
		It is believed that part of this volume may have written by Shakespeare's drinking buddy, the great Jacobean (in the reign of James I, the king after Elizabeth I) playwright Ben Jonson.
		As a shape-shifter, Puck has had many appearances over the years.
		Robin Good-fellow is also known as the Hob-Goblin, Puck.
	www.tridentbooks.us /goodfellow.html

	The Ballads of Robin Goodfellow
		The Mad Merry Pranks of Robin Goodfellow (Possibly by Ben Jonson).
		Shakespeare said Robin Goodfellow was one of the many names for Puck, the trickster faerie and sometimes devil.
		When I get a chance, I'd like to add more ballads -- perhaps some about the Pooka, the Irish Puck.
	www.boldoutlaw.com /puckrobin/puckbals.html

	Puck Through The Ages
		Robin's trademark laugh is "Ho Ho Ho!" One 1628 ballad song may have written by Shakespeare's drinking buddy, the great Jacobean (in the reign of James I, the king after Elizabeth I) playwright Ben Jonson.
		Being misled by a Puck (sometimes the legends speak of Pucks, Pookas and Robin Goodfellows in the plural) was known in the Midlands as being "pouk-ledden."
		In these ballads, Robin Goodfellow is the son of Oberon, the fairy king, and a mortal woman.
	www.boldoutlaw.com /puckrobin/puckages.html

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