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| 1. "...hunting was his sport..." | Monk
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| 2. "She'd had five husbands, all at the church door,/ Apart from other company in youth..." | Wife of Bath
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| 3. "...and straining to counterfeit a courtly kind of grace,/ Stately bearing fitting to her place..." | Prioress
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| 4. "No where was there so busy a man as he,/ But less busy than he seemed to be..." | Sergeant at Law
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| 5. "In fifteen mortal battles he had been..." | Knight
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| 6. "In company she liked to laugh and chat/ And knew the remedies for love's mischances..." | Wife of Bath
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| 7. "Christ and the twelve apostles and their lore/ He taught, but followed it himself before.” | Parson
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| 8. "He lived for pleasure and had always done,/ For he was Epicurus' very son...." | Franklin
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| 9. "... For he was qualified to hear confessions.... He had a special license from the Pope..." | Friar
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| 10. "His head was like a nut , his face was brown;/ He knew the whole of woodcraft up and down..." | Yeoman
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| 11. "The thought of moral virtue filled his speech,/ And he would gladly learn and gladly teach..." | Oxford Cleric
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| 12. "He loved so hotly till the dawn grew pale./ He slept as little as a nightingale." | Squire
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| 13. "A thumb of gold by God to gauge an oat..." | Miller
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| 14. "What a pity or so it seemed to me,/ That he should have an ulcer on his knee. | Cook
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| 15. "Garlic he loved, and onions too, and leeks..." | Summoner
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| 16. "Just home from service, he had joined our ranks/ To do his pilgrimage and render thanks." | Knight
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| 17. "Whatever money from his friends he took/ He spent on learning or another book." | Oxford Cleric
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| 18. "He sent his prisoners home they walked the plank... | Skipper
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| 19. "...he paid his tithes in full when they were due..." | Plowman
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| 20. "When young he'd learned a useful trade and still/ He was a carpenter of first rate skill." | Reeve
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| 21. "At meat her manners were well taught withal;/ No morsel from her lips did she let fall, Nor dipped her fingers in the sauce too deep." | Prioress
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| 22. Now isn't it a marvel of God's grace/ That an illiterate fellow can outpace/ The wisdom of a heap of learned men..." | Manciple
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| 23. "Their wisdom would have justified a plan/ To make each one an alderman..." | Guildsmen
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| 24. "He served the finest victuals you could think..." | Harry Bailey
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| 25. "Amor vincit omnia" | Prioress
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| 26. "Gold stimulated the heart, or so we're told,/ He therefore had a special love of gold." | Doctor
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| 27. "This little proverb he would add there to,/ That if gold rust, what then would iron do?" | Parson
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| 28. "For though a widow mightn't have a shoe,/ So pleasant was his holy how-d'ye-do/ He got a farthing from her just the same... | friar
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| 29. "His face on fire, like a cherubim,/ For he had carbuncles..." | Summoner
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| 30. "Then Questio quid juris was his tag..." | Summoner
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| 31. "He was an expert at currency exchange." | The Merchant
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| 32. "And, as the gospel bade him, so did he,/ Loving God best with all his heart and mind./ And then his neighbor as himself." | Plowman
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| 33. "I'll go along with you myself and rise/ All at my own expense and serve as guide." | Harry Bailly
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| 34. "The Rule of good St. Benet and St. Maur/ As old and strict he tended to ignore." | Monk
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| 35. "… his nose displayed/ A wart on which there stood a tuft of hair/ Red as the bristles in an old sows ear.." | Miller :)
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| 36. "Yet he was rather close as to expenses/ And kept the gold he won in pestilences..." | Doctor
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| 37. "No bailiff, serf or herdsman dared to kick,/ He knew their dodges, knew their every trick;…." | The Reeve
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| 38. "He’d sewed a holy relic on his cap;/ His wallet lay before him on his lap,/ Brimful of..... come from Rome, all hot... | Pardoner
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| 39. "...had gap teeth, set widely truth to say...." | Wife of Bath
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| 40. "Hardy he was, prudent in undertaking;/ His beard in many a tempest had its shaking,/ And he knew all the havens as they were…" | Skipper
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| 41. "He was an honest worker, good and true,/ Living in peace and perfect charity..." | The Plowman
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| 42. "His was a master hand at stealing grain./ He felt it with his thumb and thus he knew/ Its quality and took three times his due | Miller
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| 43. "This estimable so had set/ His wits to work, none knew he was in debt,/ He was so stately in administration,/ In loans and bargains, and negotiations. | Merchant
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| 44. "He knew of every judgment, case and crime/ Ever recorded since King William's time." | Sgt. at Law
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| 45. "A medal of St. Christopher he wore/ Of shining silver on his breast, and bore/ A hunting horn, well slung and burnished clean,/ That dangled from a baldric of bright green ,/ He was a proper forester I guess." | Yeoman
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| 46. “As noted as Julian was for bounty,/He made his household free to all the county.” | Franklin
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| 47. “A lover and cadet, a lad of fire,/ With locks as curly as if they had been pressed.” | Squire
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