Note 2 — PREFACE.
Reading edition
Chaucer brings off his Carpenter, though, triumphant, and not with the swived wife and broken arm that he gives his befooled Oxford craftsman in The Milleres Tale. (1869.)
Reading edition
Chaucer brings off his Carpenter, though, triumphant, and not with the swived wife and broken arm that he gives his befooled Oxford craftsman in The Milleres Tale. (1869.)