text: A room in this story is described as smelling like licorice, a pun on the description of a woman's eye as "lik- erous.
full_question: A room in this story is described as smelling like licorice, a pun on the description of a woman's eye as "lik- erous." The opening of this story describes a "rich gnof" who dwells at Oxenford. In this story, a man beseeches St. Frideswide after becoming convinced that his lodger has gone mad studying astrology. The desperate cry of "Water!" prompts John to cut several ropes and tumble down in a bathtub at the end of this story. In this story, the duping of the church clerk is revenged after he procures a hot blade from the smith. This story is fol- lowed by a story told by Oswald the Reeve. In this story, Nicholas's bottom is branded after he farts in the face of Absolon. For 10 points, name this bawdy second Canterbury Tale.
first_sentence: A room in this story is described as smelling like licorice, a pun on the description of a woman's eye as "lik- erous.
raw_answer: "The Miller's Tale"