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Chaucer, Geoffrey
The Canterbury Tales
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The Canterbury Tales stands conspicuous among the great literary achievements of the Middle Ages. Told by a jovial procession of pilgrims - knight, priest, yeoman, miller, or cook - as they ride towards the shrine of Thomas a Becket, they present a picture of a nation taking shape. The tone of this never-resting comdedy is, by turns, learned, fantastic, lewd, pious, and ludicrous. 'Here', as John Dryden said, 'is God's plenty!'. * Average condition, creasing to spine & cover. Tanning to page edges. Penguin Classics, 1965. *

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Chaucer, GeoffreyThe Canterbury TalesCREDIT: %%6%%100

Chaucer, Geoffrey
The Canterbury Tales
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