In this work, Pluto restores the sight of a blind man, while Proserpina [PROW-sur-pee-nah] gives that man's unfaithful wife a good excuse. One story in this collection describes two mothers-in-law laying accusations of treachery against the daughter of a Roman emperor. In an
In this work, Pluto restores the sight of a blind man, while Proserpina [PROW-sur-pee-nah] gives that man's unfaithful wife a good excuse. One story in this collection describes two mothers-in-law laying accusations of treachery against the daughter of a Roman emperor. In another, Absalom takes a hot iron to the buttocks of Nicholas, and in another a knight learns what women want. The storytellers in this work are journeying to the shrine of St. Thomas a Becket. Name this collection of stories penned by Geoffrey Chaucer.
In this work, Pluto restores the sight of a blind man, while Proserpina [PROW-sur-pee-nah] gives that man's unfaithful wife a good excuse.