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written in Middle .... Chaucer wrote in late Middle English, which has clear 
differences from ... In 14th-century England the English Pui was a group with an 
appointed ... Having the Knight go first gives one the idea that all will tell their 
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written in the 14th century. It was one of the first books to be written in the English 
language. The book is about a group of pilgrims traveling from London to 
Canterbury. ... with each person telling two stories on the way there and two of 
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the ... the tales offer a fascinating insight into English life during the late 14th 
century. Chaucer's original plan was for over 100 stories, but only 24 were 
completed, ... Their order varies in different surviving copies, the Hengwrt 
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They tell tales . ..... Chaucer only managed to finish 23 of a planned 120 stories, 
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Each has their own individual stories which they tell as the story progresses. .... 
setting for this book is fourteenth-century London and was written by Chaucer 
late in .... So when I saw this at the library, a translated retelling of the classic 
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However, the Middle English Dictionary (MED) finds a first use long before the 
birth ... The three other references to a library in Chaucer's poetry are minimal: 
two uses .... not have communicated favorably to 29 story-telling pilgrims finding 
their rhetoric... [DOC] [TLE] Jerusalem as a Place of Desire and Death, at the Metropolitan ... [PAR] Sep 22, 2016 ... Continue reading the main story Share This Page ... aiming them at the hearts of 
pilgrims, tourists and potentates for thousands of years. ... The show, which 
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century for the Crusader-built Church of the ... Tell us what you think. [DOC] [TLE] An England Coping With Change, Loss : NPR [PAR] Apr 14, 2009 ... ... after the pilgrims made their colorful journey from London to Canterbury. ... 
Canterbury Tales, which described life in late 14th century England. ... In fact, at 
the start of Conrad's classic book of empire, Heart of ... York, you walk in there, 
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Question: 23 different pilgrims tell their stories in this late-14th century classic
Answer: the Canterbury Tales