Prince John caught Maid Marian and set a trap(陷阱) for Robin Hood.

Prince John asked the maid where 1 was hiding. But the maid refused (拒绝)to tell him and believed Robin Hood would come and 2  her. After hearing this, Prince John felt very—3 and he believed he would catch Robin Hood soon because there was no4 Robin Hood could get past the guards.

5 Robin Hood walked into Prince Johns castle some time later. Prince Johns first guard took Robin Hoods arms from behind and the 6 guard tried to hit him. Robin Hood ducked (躲避) 7 the second guard hit the first guard in the head. The two guards then started fighting. What 8 guards! Robin Hood pulled out a sword and killed the prince. The maid 9  Robin Hood for saving her.

Finally, the castle and all the gold belonged to 10  people. The poor lived a happy life.

内容提示：1）古时候有位贵族打算把一壶酒赏给他的手下们；

2）酒不足够，大家提议在地上画蛇，先画好的人喝这壶酒；

3）第一个画完的人，拿起酒壶准备喝酒，却又拿笔给蛇画上脚；

4）他还没有把脚完成，第二个画完的人抢过他的酒壶，说：“蛇本来没有脚，你怎么能给画脚呢?”于是喝完了那壶酒。

要求：1）词数80字左右。2）短文条理清晰，语言顺畅；可适当增加内容。

参考词汇：贵族nobleman    门客 follower   抢走 snatch

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