The Canterbury Tales: The Wife of Bath's Prologue Lines 475-486 Summary

When I think about my youth and happiness, it really tickles me!
Even today, it makes me happy to think that I had such good times in my youth.
But alas, age, which poisons everything, has taken my beauty and spirit.
Let it go, and the devil go with it! The flour is gone, but I will do as much business with the bran as I possibly can!
Still, to be cheerful is my goal.
Now I will tell you about my fourth husband.