This author wrote about a boy whose throat is cut by nefarious Jews, but miraculously sings until a grain of wheat is removed from his tongue.
This author wrote about a boy whose throat is cut by nefarious Jews, but miraculously sings until a grain of wheat is removed from his tongue. This author fictionalized himself as a character whose story about Sir Thopas is interrupted for being terribly rhymed. One of his characters declares that women most desire (*) authority over their husbands. This author described April showers at the start of a "General Prologue" to his best-known collection. That work by this author, written in Middle English, describes a pilgrimage to Thomas a Becket's shrine undertaken by the Knight and the Wife of Bath. For 10 points, name this poet of The Canterbury Tales.
This author wrote about a boy whose throat is cut by nefarious Jews, but miraculously sings until a grain of wheat is removed from his tongue.
Geoffrey Chaucer