Marriages Canterbury Tales
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…it is almost unfathomable to believe that a woman could bend that far without breaking. The Wife of Bath. Alisoun is my hero! Although I am not striving to have five husbands, I liked her attitude towards life in the big picture. Alisoun knew what she wanted and was not afraid, ashamed or embarrassed to go after it. Bibliography WORKS CITED Chaucer, Geoffrey. Canterbury Tales The Programmed Classics. Trans. J. U. Nicolson. Covici.Friede. Inc 1934
…it is almost unfathomable to believe that a woman could bend that far without breaking. The Wife of Bath. Alisoun is my hero! Although I am not striving to have five husbands, I liked her attitude towards life in the big picture. Alisoun knew what she wanted and was not afraid, ashamed or embarrassed to go after it. Bibliography WORKS CITED Chaucer, Geoffrey. Canterbury Tales The Programmed Classics. Trans. J. U. Nicolson. Covici.Friede. Inc 1934
