The Belles of Canterbury - A Chaucer Tale Out of School by Anna Bird Stewart
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HIPPOLYTA. We are Dan Chaucer's children, he who hath But love for all men. WIFE. I'm the wife of Bath. What did you say of me? What did you say? (JUNIOR _looks around wildly_.) EMILY. Look out, be careful, or she'll run away. JUNIOR. Honest, you've got me so muddled I don't know what I'm doing. Do you want me to believe that you're people out of a book? Why those old Canterbury Tales' characters never did live, Chaucer just made them up. If you aren't somebody dressed up to tease me, I've got 'em. PRIORESS. Ladies, hear that which maketh the last straw. I plead for justice and demand the law. Not live, when we are deathless? Chaucer, dear, I pray that you that heresy can't hear! HIPPOLYTA. Hark one and all, while judgment I pronounce: If that this maid her treason will renounce, |
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