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2. twenty-nine pilgrims.
The pilgrims are traveling to the shrine of the
martyr SaintThomas Becket in Canterbury.
The Host is Harry Bailey, he suggests that the
group ride together and entertain one another
with stories.
Whomever he judges to be the best storyteller
will receive a meal at Bailey’s tavern
The pilgrims draw lots and determine that the
Knight will tell the first tale.
3. Theseus, duke of Athens, imprisons two knights from
Thebes.
From their prison, the knights see and fall in love with
Theseus’s sister-in-law.
Through the intervention of a friend, Arcite is freed,
but he is banished from Athens.
Palamon escapes from prison, and the two meet and
fight over Emelye.
Theseus apprehends them and arranges a tournament
between the two knights and their allies, with Emelye
as the prize.
Arcite wins, but he is accidentally thrown from his
horse and dies. Palamon then marries Emelye.
4. The story of a student named Nicholas, who persuades his landlord’s
sexy young wife,Alisoun, to spend the night with him.
He convinces his landlord spending the night in a tub hanging from the
ceiling of his barn (flood).
Absolon (another student) appears outside the window of the room
where Nicholas andAlisoun lie together.
WhenAbsolon begs Alisoun for a kiss, she sticks her rear end out the
window in the dark and lets him kiss it.
Absolon returns to the window, and asks for another kiss; when Nicholas
sticks his bottom out the window and farts,Absolon brands him on the
buttocks.
Nicholas’s cries for water make the carpenter think that the flood has
come, so the carpenter cuts the rope connecting his tub to the ceiling,
falls down, and breaks his arm.
5. Because he also does carpentry, the Reeve takes offense at the
Miller’s tale of a stupid carpenter, and counters with his own tale
of a dishonest miller.
The Reeve tells the story of two students who watch the miller, so
that he won’t have a chance to steal any.
But the miller manages to steal some flour by untieing their
horses.
By the time the students catch the horse, it is dark, so they spend
the night in the miller’s house, seducing the miller’s daughter and
wife.
When the miller wakes up and finds out what has happened, he
tries to beat the students.
Because it is dark, his wife hits the miller over the head with a
staff.
The students take back their stolen goods and leave.
6. Sultan of Syria converts his entire sultanate to Christianity in order to
persuade the emperor of Rome to give him his daughter.
The sultan’s mother and her attendants remain secretly faithful to Islam
and she massacres her son and all the Christians except for the Roman
bride
The bride comes to Northumberland, where a policeman and his wife,
Hermengyld, offer her shelter. She converts them to Christianity.
One night, Hermengyld is murdered. And the murderer, places the
bloody knife next to the bride.
The King takes the bride as the murderer but then the truth is revealed
and they get married.
The King’s mother sends away the bride and her child, saying they are
cursed.
When the King finds that out, he kills his mother and goes for a
pilgrimage.
After that, they reunite in Rome and when they die, their son becomes
the emperor.
7. The Wife of Bath talks against those who believe it is wrong to
marry more than once, having had five husbands.
She married her fifth husband, Jankyn, for love instead of money.
In her tale, a young knight of King Arthur’s court rapes a maiden.
To atone for his crime, Arthur’s queen sends him on a quest to
discover what women want most.
He learns from an old ugly woman that women want control of
their husbands and their own lives.
The old woman then tells the knight that he must marry her. When
the knight confesses later that he is repulsed by her appearance,
she gives him a choice: she can either be ugly and faithful, or
beautiful and unfaithful.
The knight tells her to make the choice herself, and she rewards
him for giving her control of the marriage by rendering herself
both beautiful and faithful.
8. The Pardoner tells the company how he cheats people out
of their money by preaching that money is the root of all
evil.
His tale describes three young people who go looking for
Death, thinking that they can kill him.
An old man tells them that they will find Death under a
tree.
Instead, they find eight bags of gold, which they plot to
sneak into town under cover of darkness.
The youngest goes into town to fetch food and drink, but
brings back poison, hoping to have the gold all to himself.
His companions kill him to enrich their own shares, then
drink the poison and die under the tree.
9. In an Asian city, a Christian school is located at the edge of
a Jewish ghetto.
An angelic seven-year-old boy, a widow’s son, attends the
school. He is a devout Christian, and loves to sing Alma
Redemptoris (Gracious Mother of the Redeemer).
Singing the song on his way through the ghetto, some
Jews hire a murderer to slit his throat and throw him into a
toilet.
The Jews refuse to tell the widow where her son is, but he
miraculously begins to sing Alma Redemptoris, so the
Christian people recover his body, and the magistrate
orders the murdering Jews to be drawn apart by wild
horses and then hanged.
10. Chaucer appeals to readers
to credit Jesus Christ as the inspiration for
anything in his book that they like,
and to attribute what they don’t like to his own
ignorance and lack of ability.
• He retracts and prays for forgiveness for all of his
works dealing with secular and pagan subjects,
asking only to be remembered for what he has
written of saints’ lives and homilies.