The narrator, in his eighth year of a lovesick malady, reads a version of Ovid's tale of Ceyx and Alcione, after which he falls asleep. In his dream, he goes on a hunt for a hart, whereupon he meets a man in black who has lost his fair lady White. FT
The narrator, in his eighth year of a lovesick malady, reads a version of Ovid's tale of Ceyx and Alcione, after which he falls asleep. In his dream, he goes on a hunt for a hart, whereupon he meets a man in black who has lost his fair lady White. FTP, identify this poem by Geoffrey Chaucer, one of his first major works, written for John of Gaunt after the death of his wife Blanche.
The narrator, in his eighth year of a lovesick malady, reads a version of Ovid's tale of Ceyx and Alcione, after which he falls asleep.
The {Book of the Duchess}