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22 December, 01:38

2. This was the name of Chaucer's tale about pilgrims on the road.

a. Morte d'Arthur

b. The Canterbury Tales

c. Gawain and the Green Knight

d. Pillars of the Earth

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  1. 22 December, 01:59
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    b. The Canterbury Tales

    Explanation:

    "The Canterbury Tales" is a collection of 24 tales in Middle English, written by Geoffrey Chaucer (1343-1400). Majority of the tales are in verse form. The tales are narrated by a group of pilgrims who come from various social classes of the society. The pilgrims are on the way to visit the shrine of Saint of Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral. A story telling competition is held among the pilgrims with a free meal at Tabard Inn Southwark for the winner as a prize.
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