The Canterbury Tales, and Other Poems
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Contents
| PREFACE |
| LIFE OF CHAUCER |
| THE CANTERBURY TALES |
| The General Prologue |
| The Knight’s Tale |
| The Miller’s tale |
| The Reeve’s Tale |
| The Cook’s Tale |
| The Man of Law’s Tale |
| The Wife of Bath’s Tale |
| The Friar’s Tale |
| The Sompnour’s Tale |
| The Clerk’s Tale |
| The Merchant’s Tale |
| The Squire’s Tale |
| The Franklin’s Tale |
| The Doctor’s Tale |
| The Pardoner’s Tale |
| The Shipman’s Tale |
| The Prioress’s Tale |
| Chaucer’s Tale of Sir Thopas |
| Chaucer’s Tale of Melibœus |
| The Monk’s Tale |
| The Nun’s Priest’s Tale |
| The Second Nun’s Tale |
| The Canon’s Yeoman’s Tale |
| The Manciple’s Tale |
| The Parson’s Tale |
| Preces de Chauceres |
| THE COURT OF LOVE <1> |
| THE CUCKOO AND THE NIGHTINGALE <1> |
| THE ASSEMBLY OF FOWLS |
| THE FLOWER AND THE LEAF <1> |
| THE HOUSE OF FAME |
| TROILUS AND CRESSIDA |
| CHAUCER’S DREAM <1> |
| THE PROLOGUE TO THE LEGEND OF GOOD WOMEN |
| CHAUCER’S A.B.C. |
| MISCELLANEOUS POEMS |
Transcriber’s Note.
1. Modern scholars believe that Chaucer was not the author of these poems.