This character erroneously claims that the Biblical basis for monogamy comes from Jesus' attendance at only one wedding in Caanan, and is deaf in one ear after being slapped by her husband for tearing a page out of his book Valerie and Theofraste, which describes wicked wives.
This character erroneously claims that the Biblical basis for monogamy comes from Jesus' attendance at only one wedding in Caanan, and is deaf in one ear after being slapped by her husband for tearing a page out of his book Valerie and Theofraste, which describes wicked wives. Named Alison, she had met the above-mentioned husband, the clerk Jankyn, at the funeral of her fourth husband. FTP, who is this character who tells of a knight who must discover what women most desire in her Canterbury Tale?
This character erroneously claims that the Biblical basis for monogamy comes from Jesus' attendance at only one wedding in Caanan, and is deaf in one ear after being slapped by her husband for tearing a page out of his book Valerie and Theofraste, which describes wicked wives.
The Wife of Bath