This story takes place in the time when the "land was entirely filled with fairy power." The narrator
 forces one figure to burn his books and asks that God send misers a true pestilence. The narrator of this
 story talks about Jesus and a Samaritan woman. The Friar complains about the length of the
This story takes place in the time when the "land was entirely filled with fairy power." The narrator
 forces one figure to burn his books and asks that God send misers a true pestilence. The narrator of this
 story talks about Jesus and a Samaritan woman. The Friar complains about the length of the Prologue of
 this tale, which leads the narrator to claim that there is no incubus except the friars who dishonor women.
 The answer to the central question in this tale is "To have mastery over men." For 10 points, name this
 Canterbury Tale in which a knight must find the answer to the question of "What is that women most
 desire?", a story told by Alisoun, who has had five husbands.
This story takes place in the time when the "land was entirely filled with fairy power.
The {Wife} of {Bath's} Tale