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| stout; brawn and bone; broad |
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| red beard looks like spade |
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| wart on his nose with red hair in it |
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| mouth like a furnace door |
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| blue and white hooded coat; |
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| can take the door off its hinge |
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| tells crude bar stories; drinks heavily |
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| Uneducated lawyer, but smarter than most lawyers |
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| doesn’t make rash decisions |
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| he can hoard his own money |
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| Old; yellowish skin color |
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| short hair stops at his ears |
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| rides at the back of the group |
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| rich man who saves his money |
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| Bright red face from an unknown disease |
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| sings the counter (bass part) melody to the Pardoner’s songs |
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| very bad cause of pimples that can’t be cured |
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| wears garland on his head |
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| Children are afraid of him |
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| loves garlic, onion, and red wine |
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| speaks Latin when he is drunk (the few phrases he knows) |
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| talks too much when he is drunk |
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| says “I ask what point of law applies." |
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| found men and women “living in sin” and forgave the man in exchange for a quart of wine |
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| preaches that we should beware of excommunication |
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| uses his power for personal gain |
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| dominates the young women in his district |
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| Gentle; might have been homosexual |
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| sings loudly “Come hither, love, come home" |
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| long, smooth, thin, yellow hair like wax that hangs down his back |
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| hair looks like rat tails |
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| wears no hood (because he thinks it is fashionable |
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| only a little cap on the top of his bare head |
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| holey relic sewn into his cap |
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| carries his wallet in his lap |
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| Can make more money than the parson does in a month |
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| pillow case of trinket relics for sale (made from pig bones) |
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| makes a mockery of the priest and congregation |
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| in church acts like the noble holy man |
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| can easily win money from the church goers |
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| exploits the poor for his own gain |
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| is a good storyteller because he makes a living telling lies |
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| has them draw straws to choose the story telling order |
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| Welcoming, pilgrims trust him, he is entertaining, |
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| bold speech, wise and tactful |
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| proposes the story telling idea |
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| an inn that on Borough Hill Street, London, established 1307, south of London Bridge |
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