fear of immediate injury to his life and person by stabbing the said J.W. Foster about the body with said dangerous weapon and by means of the use of force and putting the said Foster in fear of his life, did unlawfully, etc., against the will of him take, steal and give away from his possession and person the sum of approximately $20.00. Thereafter the said petitioner entered his plea of guilty to said charge by and through the aid of counsel Honorable William L. Brodersen, and upon said plea of guilty judgment and sentence was entered against the said petitioner sentencing him to a term of 40 years in the penitentiary, to run concurrently with the judgment and sentence in case No. 3672.
Under the provisions of Title21, § 791, O.S.A. 1941, robbery is defined in the following language, towit:
"Robbery is a wrongful taking of personal property in the possession of another, from his person or immediate presence, and against his will, accomplished by means of force or fear."
Under the provisions of Title 21, § 797, O.S.A. 1941, the degrees of robbery are defined as follows, towit:
"Robbery, when accomplished by the use of force, or of putting the person robbed in fear of some immediate injury to his person, is robbery in the first degree. When accomplished in any other manner, it is robbery in the second degree."
Under the provisions of § 798, Title 21, O.S.A. 1941, punishment for first degree robbery is provided as follows, towit:
"Every person guilty of robbery in the first degree