His works include a complaint to his purse and the triple roundel "Merciless Beauty.
His works include a complaint to his purse and the triple roundel "Merciless Beauty." One of his pieces is dedicated to his son Lewis and discusses the astrolabe, while another opens with the narrator meeting Dido and Aeneas in a Temple of Glass. The pragmatism of the duck and the courtly love of the eagle are contrasted in The Parliament of Fowls, while another work starts at the Tabard Inn. For 10 points, who recounted the stories of such pilgrims as the Miller and the Wife of Bath in his Canterbury Tales?
His works include a complaint to his purse and the triple roundel "Merciless Beauty.
Geoffrey {Chaucer}