Characters in this work include the corrupt Friar Flatterer and Hawkin the Active Man, and one scene in this work sees a group of mice plot to string a bell around the neck of a tormenting cat.  
Characters in this work include the corrupt Friar Flatterer and Hawkin the Active Man, and one scene in this work sees a group of mice plot to string a bell around the neck of a tormenting cat.  One character in this work is married to Dame-Work-While-I-Am-Able and has a daughter named Do-This-Or-Thy-Dame-Shall-Beat-Thee.  In one section, the Seven Deadly Sins consider repenting after hearing a powerful sermon delivered by Conscience.  Do-well, Do-bet, and Do-best are among the figures sought by Will, who also witnesses another character tear up a divine pardon from Truth and offer to guide pilgrims in exchange for their cultivating a half-acre of land.  FTP, name this allegorical poem by William Langland.
Characters in this work include the corrupt Friar Flatterer and Hawkin the Active Man, and one scene in this work sees a group of mice plot to string a bell around the neck of a tormenting cat.  
William's Vision of Piers Plowman or logical equivalents containing "Piers" and "Plowman"