Task: Text Categorization
Input (English): This work usually has appended to it a similar work about Do-Well, Do-Better, and Do-Best, and its three texts are known as A, B, and C, the last of which contains a number of autobiographical passages. Prior to the introduction of the title character, the narrator follows a noble to Westminster, where she agrees to marry a knight after an attempt at incestuous marriage is broken up; thus is the story of Lady Fee, the daughter of Falsehood, who tries to marry both Fraud and Conscience. The narrator of this poem is drawn to the title character, who sets the world to work, through the advice of Holy Church after he falls asleep in the Malvern Hills. FTP, name this alliterative allegorical work by William Langland about a tiller of the soil.
Output (English): Literature