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Study Guide
The Canterbury Tales: General Prologue & Frame Story Wife of Bath's Prologue
By Geoffrey Chaucer
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- Introduction
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Summary
- General Prologue
- The Miller's Prologue
- The Reeve's Prologue
- The Cook's Prologue
- Introduction to the Man of Law's Tale
- Epilogue to the Man of Law's Tale
- Wife of Bath's Prologue
- The Friar's Prologue
- The Summoner's Prologue
- The Clerk's Prologue
- The Merchant's Prologue
- The Merchant's Epilogue
- The Squire's Introduction
- The Franklin's Interruption
- The Pardoner's Introduction
- The Words of the Host to the Shipman and Prioress
- Prologue to Sir Thopas
- Prologue to the Tale of Melibee
- Prologue to the Monk's Tale
- Prologue to the Nun's Priest's Tale
- Epilogue to the Nun's Priest's Tale
- The Canon's Yeoman's Prologue
- The Manciple's Prologue
- The Parson's Prologue
- Chaucer's Retraction
- Themes
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Characters
- The Host
- Chaucer (The Narrator)
- The Knight
- The Squire
- The Yeoman
- The Prioress
- The Monk
- The Friar
- The Merchant
- The Clerk
- The Sergeant of the Law
- The Franklin
- The Tradesmen
- The Cook
- The Shipman
- The Physician
- The Wife of Bath
- The Parson
- The Plowman
- The Miller
- The Manciple
- The Reeve
- The Summoner
- The Pardoner
- The Canon and Canon's Yeoman
- Analysis
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