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The Canterbury Tales
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Fragment I (Group A)
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Fragment III (Group D)
  
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Fragment V (Group F)
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Fragment VI (Group C)
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THE PARSON'S PROLOGUEHeere folweth the Prologe of the Persouns Tale.
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THE PARSON'S TALEHeere bigynneth the Persouns Tale.
  
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Et sequitur secunda pars eiusdem
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Sequitur de septem peccatis mortalibus et eorum dependenciis, circumstanciis, et speciebus.
 Pride. 
De Superbia.
  
Remedium contra peccatum Superbie.
 Envy. 
Sequitur de Invidia.
  
Remedium contra peccatum Invidie.
 Rage. 
Sequitur de Ira.
  
Sequitur remedium contra peccatum Ire.
 Sloth. 
Sequitur de Accidia.
  
Remedium contra peccatum Accidie.
 Avarice. 
Sequitur de Avaricia.
  
Relevacio contra peccatum Avaricie.
 Gluttony. 
Sequitur de Gulâ.
  
Remedium contra peccatum Gule.
 Lechery. 
Sequitur de Luxuria.
  
Remedium contra peccatum Luxurie.
  
Sequitur secunda pars Penitencie.
  
Explicit secunda pars Penitencie et sequitur tercia pars eiusdem.
  
"Chaucer's Retraction" Heere taketh the makere of this book his leve.
  
THE BOOK OF THE DUCHESS
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THE HOUSE OF FAME
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ANELIDA AND ARCITEThe Compleynt of feire Anelida and fals Arcite.
  
THE PARLIAMENT OF FOWLS
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BOECEIncipit Liber Boecii de Consolacione Philosophie.
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Troilus and Criseyde
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THE LEGEND OF GOOD WOMEN
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THE SHORT POEMS
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THE ROMAUNT OF THE ROSE

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INTRODUCTION TO THE SQUIRE'S TALE

"Squier, com neer, if it youre wille be,
And sey somwhat of love, for certes ye
Konnen theron as muche as any man."
"Nay, sire," quod he, "but I wol seye as I kan
With hertly wyl, for I wol nat rebelle
Agayn youre lust; a tale wol I telle.
Have me excused if I speke amys;
My wyl is good, and lo, my tale is this."
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