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| Servant to the knight and squire |
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| Quite deaf, gap-teeth, large hips hidden by her clothing |
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| Latin speaking drunkard, boils and lesions all over his face |
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| Ignores his conscience, immoral, well-tanned, rough |
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| Knows every law, every judgment, every case, every crime |
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| Able and efficient so has a large fortune for lord (and self) |
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| God-fearing man who helps others (The Parson’s brother) |
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| Madam Eglantyne’s secretary |
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| Loves hunting, fine foods and his hunting dogs |
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| Genteel man who loves truth, freedom, chivalry and honor |
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| Wealthy landowner, who entertains in a very lavish manner |
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| Threadbare clothing, but has 20 expensive books with him |
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| Red beard, hairy wart on his nose, hair in his ears |
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| Indebted, more interested wealth and status than honesty |
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| Knows the cause of all illnesses, and how to cure them |
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| Loud high-pitched voice, long flaxen hair, has no beard |
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| Tries to live the perfect life first and then teach by example |
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| Open sore on knee that can that make his food unappetizing |
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| Speaks French (but very poorly), eats in a refined manner |
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| The knight’s son, about 20 years old |
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| In charge of buying food for the lawyers, frugal and shrewd |
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| Jolly, merry, very festive but notoriously evil and cunning |
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