Chaucer's Works, Volume 3 — The House of Fame; The Legend of Good Women; The Treatise on the Astrolabe; The Sources of the Canterbury TalesChaucer, Geoffrey
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Chaucer's Works, Volume 3 — The House of Fame; The Legend of Good Women; The Treatise on the Astrolabe; The Sources of the Canterbury Tales
Chaucer, Geoffrey
English poetry -- Middle English, 1100-1500
§ 1. The series of Tales. § 2. The Prologues to Piers the Plowman and to
the Canterbury Tales compared. § 3. Date of the Tales; from 1386 onwards. §
4. Number of the Tales. § 5. Old and new material. § 6. Days of the month
for the various Groups. § 7. Arrangement of the Groups. § 8. Group A nearly
finished. § 9. The Tale of Gamelyn. § 10. The Plowman's Tale. § 11. Early
and late Tales. § 12. The test of rhythm. § 13. Origin of the heroic
couplet. § 14. Modification of Chaucer's original scheme. § 15. The Tale of
Beryn. § 16. Lydgate's Storie of Thebes. § 17. GROUP A. The Prologue. § 18.
The Knightes Tale: Palamon and Arcite. § 19. Boccaccio's Teseide. § 20.
Tyrwhitt's analysis of the Teseide. § 21. Resemblances to Troilus. § 22.
Later versions of the Knightes Tale. § 23. The Miller's Prologue. § 24. The
Milleres Tale. § 25. The Reeve's Prologue. § 26. The Reves Tale. § 27. The
Cook's Prologue. § 28. The Cokes Tale. §§ 29-34. The Tale of Gamelyn. § 35.
GROUP B. The Words of the Host to the Company. § 36. The Man of Law's
Prologue. § 37. The Man of Lawes Tale. § 38. The same Tale, as told by
Gower. § 39. The Shipman's Prologue. § 40. The Shipmannes Tale. § 41. The
Prioress's Prologue. § 42. The Prioresses Tale. § 43. Prologue to Sir
Thopas. § 44. Sir Thopas. § 45. Prologue to Melibeus. § 46. The Tale of
Melibeus. § 47. The Monk's Prologue. § 48. The Monkes Tale. § 49. The
Prologue of the Nonne Preestes Tale. § 50. The Nonne Preestes Tale. § 51.
Epilogue to the Nonne Preestes Tale. § 52. GROUP C. The Spurious Prologues
to the Phisiciens Tale. § 53. The Phisiciens Tale. § 54. Words of the Host
to the Phisicien and the Pardoner. § 55. Prologue of the Pardoneres Tale. §
56. The Pardoneres Tale. § 57. GROUP D. The Wife of Bath's Prologue. § 58.
The Wyf of Bathes Tale. § 59. The Friar's Prologue. § 60. The Freres Tale.
§ 61. The Somnour's Prologue. § 62. The Somnours Tale. § 63. GROUP E. The
Clerk's Prologue. § 64. The Clerkes Tale. § 65. The Merchant's Prologue. §
66. The Marchantes Tale. § 67. GROUP F. The Squire's Prologue. § 68. The
Squieres Tale. § 69. Words of the Frankeleyn. § 70. The Franklin's
Prologue. § 71. The Frankeleyns Tale. § 72. GROUP G. The Seconde Nonnes
Tale. § 73. The Canon's Yeoman's Prologue and Tale. § 74. GROUP H. The
Manciple's Prologue. § 75. The Manciples Tale. § 76. GROUP I. The Parson's
Prologue. § 77. The Persones Tale.
ACCOUNT OF THE SOURCES OF THE CANTERBURY TALES.
THE NINE GROUPS.
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