This work includes the story of Nicholas telling John the Carpenter about a flood to sleep with his wife Allison.
In one part of this work, Celia survives boiling and beheading because of her Christian faith. In another section of this work, Chanticleer tricks Reynard into letting him go. This work includes the story of Nicholas telling John the Carpenter about a flood to sleep with his wife Allison. In its first story, Arcite and Palomon fight over Emily. For 10 points name this work in which characters like the Manciple, Nun's Priest, Miller, and Knight tell stories while on a pilgrimage, a work of Geoffrey Chaucer.
In one part of this work, Celia survives boiling and beheading because of her Christian faith.
The {Canterbury} Tales