English, 24.10.2019 04:00 david7962

When maid marian and friar tuck get separated, robin hood goes out to look for him. what does he find friar tuck doing?

a) working as an officiating priest at nottingham

b) working as a ferryman with a local boat

c) working as a spy for the sheriff

d) working as a woodsman in the sherwood forest

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