Incorporates the most significant recent scholarship and criticism, reflecting current research in the areas of Chaucer's historical and social context and developments in the interpretation of Chaucer's presentation of women.
... bruiser to develop in his reader's mind . He immediately modifies it in the very next couplet , and places the bruiser's behavior in another light : And aft the hack o ' Honour shines In Bruiser's Face wi ' broken Lines . . . often ...
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