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The document summarizes a story about a proud rooster named Chanticleer who dreams of being caught by a fox. When he tells his favorite wife Pertelote about the dream, she dismisses it as indigestion. However, the fox has been plotting to trick Chanticleer, just as he previously tricked Chanticleer's parents. The fox flatters Chanticleer into singing for him, then snatches and carries him off into the forest. Chanticleer convinces the fox to open his mouth, allowing Chanticleer to escape to the safety of a tree.
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The nun’s priest’s tale
- 1. One of the tales by a pilgrim going to Canterbury Cathedral
- 5. (may be spelled Chanticleer) a proud rooster who dreams of his approaching doom in the form of a fox.
- 6. He wake s his favori Pertelote, the chief favourite among his seven wives. te wife up! Pertelote, his favorite among his seven wives
- 7. •She assures him that he only suffers from indigestion •chides him for paying heed to a simple dream.
- 8. Chauntecleer recounts stories of prophets who foresaw their deaths,dreams that came true,
- 9. There was a A fox, full of sly intentions,, who has previously tricked Chauntecleer's father and mother to their downfall, lies in wait for him
- 10. The Fox’s Plan the fox plays to his prey's inflated ego He insisited that he would love to hear Chauntecleer sing just as his amazing father did.
- 11. The Chanticleer Stood on tiptoe with neck outstretched and eyes closed.
- 12. He was promptly snatched from the yard in the fox’s jaws and slung over his back.
- 13. As the fox flees through the forest, with the entire barnyard giving chase,
- 14. Chauntecleer suggests to his captor that he should stop and tell his pursuers to give up.
- 15. The fox opens his mouth to taunt or tease his pursuers.
- 16. Chauntecleer escapes from his jaws and flies into the nearest tree
- 17. The fox tries in vain to convince the wary rooster of his repentance and that he won’t get him again..
- 18. But Chanticleer now prefers the safety of the tree and refuses to fall for the same trick a second time.
- 19. SOME NOTES The word Chanticleer comes from Middle English chauntecler, from Old French chantecler - from chanter, "to sing" (like chant) + cler, "clear."