In this work, Harry Bailey is a possible allegory for God. Arcite dies when a horse falls on him in this book, while an Oxford student has an affair with the wife of a carpenter who believes the flood has come.
In this work, Harry Bailey is a possible allegory for God. Arcite dies when a horse falls on him in this book, while an Oxford student has an affair with the wife of a carpenter who believes the flood has come. Reynard the fox is tricked by the vain rooster (*) Chanticleer into freeing him and a knight is told by an old lady what women truly desire in this book. The main characters include the Friar, the Summoner, the Host, and the Wife of Bath. For 10 points, pilgrims traveling to St. Thomas Becket's shrine tell stories in a frame narrative in what work by Geoffrey Chaucer?
In this work, Harry Bailey is a possible allegory for God. Arcite dies when a horse falls on him in this book, while an Oxford student has an affair with the wife of a carpenter who believes the flood has come.
The {Canterbury Tales}