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cinderella
cinderella asked in Arts & HumanitiesBooks & Authors · 1 decade ago

chaucer question medieval english language?

how does chaucer describe alison in miller's tales?

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  • moominpics
    Lv 4
    1 decade ago
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    read it and find out.

    If you can't manage Middle English, try the Neville Coghill modern English version.

    He basically says she's totally sweet and like a frisky colt or calf.

    Source(s): The Miller's Tale.
  • ?
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    Is it medieval English - widely used as midsection English which you fairly prefer to benefit? From c 1100 - c. 1350? Or do you perchance recommend the quicker language, previous English [Anglo-Saxon] the language of the Beowulf epic etc? In the two case you would be greater suitable off getting your self a sturdy textbook, a competent creation to Anglo-Saxon, as you would be no longer at risk of hit upon something actual complete & sturdy on line.

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