Chaucer: Modern Essays in CriticismEdward Wagenknecht Oxford University Press, 1959 - 413 pages |
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Page 166
... Bath must expect heavenly guidance from the stars . Though one may not be entirely prepared to accept the opinion ... Bath's horoscope , it was with the supposition that the rules of natural astrology might be used exclusively in the ...
... Bath must expect heavenly guidance from the stars . Though one may not be entirely prepared to accept the opinion ... Bath's horoscope , it was with the supposition that the rules of natural astrology might be used exclusively in the ...
Page 187
... Bath's teeth set far apart , see my study in PMLA , xxxvii , p . 45 , note 38 . 27. Ten Brink , The History of ... Bath's Tale , ' PMLA , xvi , 388 ff 30. ' More About Chaucer's Wife of Bath , ' PMLA , xxxvii , 51 , GEORGE LYMAN ...
... Bath's teeth set far apart , see my study in PMLA , xxxvii , p . 45 , note 38 . 27. Ten Brink , The History of ... Bath's Tale , ' PMLA , xvi , 388 ff 30. ' More About Chaucer's Wife of Bath , ' PMLA , xxxvii , 51 , GEORGE LYMAN ...
Page 198
... Bath's heretical doctrine that the woman should be the head of the man . It told them of a wife who had no such views , -who promised ungrudging obedience and kept her vow . The Wife of Bath had railed at her husbands and badgered them ...
... Bath's heretical doctrine that the woman should be the head of the man . It told them of a wife who had no such views , -who promised ungrudging obedience and kept her vow . The Wife of Bath had railed at her husbands and badgered them ...
Contents
W H CLAWSON The Framework of The Canterbury Tales | 3 |
J R HULBERT Chaucers Pilgrims | 23 |
JOHN MATTHEWS MANLY A Knight Ther | 46 |
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