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24 Cards in this Set
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disagreed that holy men could not be hunters |
monk |
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a clerk who was always busy with holy thoughts and work- would gladly preach and teach Christ's gospel |
parson |
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distinguished and was of sovereign value in all eyes |
knight |
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would sing and preach with a honey tongue to win silver from the crowd |
pardoner |
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embroidered like a bright meadow- fresh as the month of may |
squire |
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always said the more one gave the more one was sincere in penitence |
friar |
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spoke french daintily |
prioress |
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always bought books when he had spare money |
cleric |
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he was an honest worker good and true |
plowman |
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he had a filthy mouth and stole grain |
miller |
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stole stones and pig bones to make profit of penitence |
pardoner |
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had large hips and five husbands in her lifetime |
wife of bath |
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sold penance to sinners before they could get to the Archdeacon |
summoner |
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had many horses in his stable |
monk |
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didn't speak very often and her was to the point and formal in his speech |
cleric |
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fought many battles with courage |
knight |
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loved hotly and slept as little as a nightingale |
squire |
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could wipe her lips with our leaving a trace of grease |
prioress |
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he could break down a door with his head |
miller |
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he was a fat and personable priest |
monk |
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she was courtly and stately bearing fitting to her place |
prioress |
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she knew how to do the oldest dances |
wife of bath |
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he liked to sing all day and make poems for ladies |
squire |
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joined the ranks to do his pilgrimage and render thanks |
knight |
