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A group of pilgrims trade tales as they travel through medieval England.

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The Prologue

and lean? If he will serve thee, reck thou not a bean; Look that thine heart be merry evermo’.”

“Yes, Host,” quoth he, “so may I ride or go, But I be merry, y-wis I will be blamed.” And right anon his tale he hath attamed; And thus he said unto us every one, This sweetë priest, this goodly man, Sir John.

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