Chaucer textual quotations Flashcards

1
Q

How does the Host describe the Merchant?

A

“worthy man”, “no wight he was in dette”

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2
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What does the Merchant call January?

A

“worthy knight”

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3
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Why does January want to take a wife?

A

“on my pittes brinke”

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4
Q

Why does he want a young wife?

A

Refers to wife of bath old wives being too smart, wants someone he can mould like “warm wex”

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5
Q

How is Placebo?

A

“nevere with noon of hem debaat”

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6
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What does January have to say about Justinius?

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“Straw for thy Senek!”

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7
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What does Justinius have to say?

A

“she may be youre purgatorie”

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8
Q

Who is May?

A

“smal degree”

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9
Q

How does January pick a wife?

A

“commune marketplace”

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10
Q

How was the wedding feast?

A

“Bacus the wyn…Venus laugheth”

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11
Q

How did Damyan fall in love?

A

“Venus hurt him”

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12
Q

What makes the marital rape ok?

A

“the bed was with the priest yblessed”

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13
Q

May being uncomfortable

A

“as stille as stoon”

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14
Q

May rebelling

A

“time fortunaat”

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15
Q

May turns the tables

A

“in warm wex”

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16
Q

January in love

A

“my wyf, my love, my lady free”

17
Q

January actually just being lusty

A

“wounded in myn herte”

18
Q

Tables turned on January

A

“blind as is a stoon”

19
Q

Damyan as the serpent

A

“under a bush”

20
Q

May is the garden

A

“fresshe gardyn”

21
Q

January and Hades

A

“in his grisly carte he hire fette”

22
Q

Women are nags

A

“I yeve it up”

23
Q

May playing to January’s ego

A

“a woman in my plit…so greet an appetit”

24
Q

May using January

A

“on his bak she stood”

25
Q

Crude

A

“Ladies…in he throng”

26
Q

May and January being the same

A

“That evere I was so kinde!”