The Belles of Canterbury - A Chaucer Tale Out of School by Anna Bird Stewart
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Most humbly on her knees our grace beseech,
And duly quote some lines of praise for each, Then we will pardon grant? Do all consent? (_All bow._) If not, _unto the bookcase she is sent_. JUNIOR. Say something about each one of you! I never could in the world. That's why I hate Chaucer so. (_as she says hate Chaucer the characters all cringe_) I never could learn the old stuff, (_as she says old stuff they sigh and raise their eyes in silent protest_) FIRST NUN. It will go hard with thee for that same sin. (SECOND NUN _nods to these words._) EMILY. Prithee, delay no longer but begin. (_The_ JUNIOR _looks around until her eye meets the_ PRIORESS.) JUNIOR. Are you the Prioress? |
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