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22 Cards in this Set
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loved chivalry honor and truth
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the knight
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son of the knight in training to be a knight
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the squire
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a forester, servant to the knight
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the yeoman
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a nun, loved animals
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the prioress
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leaves the moastery, loves to hunt
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the monk
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begs for a living
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the friar
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is in debt
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the merchant
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spends all of his money on books
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the oxford student
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looks busier than he is
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the lawyer
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wealthy landowner, loves food
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the franklin
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middle class, weaver, dyer, carpenter, tapestry-maker, and haberdasher
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the guildsmen
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ulcer on his leg
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the cook
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makes his prisoners walk the plank
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the skipper
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uses astrology to treat his patients
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the physician
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wears red stockings, has five husbands
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the wife of bath
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good shepherd to his flock
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the parson
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parson's brother, good, honest worker
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the plowman
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grinds grain into flour for a living; cheats; wart on his nose
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the miller
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buys supplies for lawyers
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the manciple
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manager of a large estate
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the reeve
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calls people to church court, very ugly
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the summoner
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sells pardons and fake relics; effeminate
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the pardoner
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