Friday, October 12, 2007

Honors English 12 (October 12, 2007)

Chaucer's Twenty-Six characterized pilgrims are as follows:
  • The Knight
  • The Squire
  • The Yeoman
  • The Nun, Prioress
  • The Monk
  • The Friar
  • The Merchant
  • The Oxford Cleric
  • The Serjeant at the Law
  • The Franklin
  • The Guildsmen (5)
  • The Cook
  • The Skipper
  • The Doctor
  • The Wife of Bath
  • The Parson
  • The Plowman
  • The Miller
  • The Reeve
  • The Manciple
  • The Pardoner
  • The Summoner

(The other nun and three priests must not have been very exciting--most likely because they were good virtuous people of the church--you do not need to know anything about them!)

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