FTP, name this pilgrim, about whom the host jokingly laments that such a virile man cannot procreate.
In the prologue to the Nun's Priest's Tale, this other Canterbury pilgrim is interrupted in mid-story by the Knight, who complains about the depressing nature of his narrative. His theme is reversals of fortune, which he exemplifies with accounts of Ugolino, Pedro of Spain, and Bernabo of Milan, as well as 14 other tragedies. FTP, name this pilgrim, about whom the host jokingly laments that such a virile man cannot procreate.
In the prologue to the Nun's Priest's Tale, this other Canterbury pilgrim is interrupted in mid-story by the Knight, who complains about the depressing nature of his narrative.
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