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The Wife of Bath’s Tale By: Geoffrey Chaucer.

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1 The Wife of Bath’s Tale By: Geoffrey Chaucer

2 The Wife of Bath’s Portrait
Click here to read and listen to the portrait in Middle English

3 Medieval Romance Genre
Part III: Question 1 and 2

4 Picture One Part III: Question 3

5 Picture Two Part III: Question 3

6 Picture Three Part III: Question 3

7 Women in Medieval Times
Part III: Questions 4, 5

8 Marriage in Medieval Times
Part III: Question 7

9 Courtly Love Part IV: Questions 2 and 3

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