The Canterbury tales

The journey begins

The knight's tale of Chivalry and rivalry

The miller's story is A barrel of laughs

The nun's priest (Brother John) describes The nightmare beast of the firebrand tail

The Reeve insists on recounting A racket at the mill

The scholar is persuaded to tell us The test of a good wife

The wife of Bath tells us What women most desire

The pardoner's gruesome tale, Death's murderers

A gem of a poem called Sir Tapas written and recited by myself, Geoffrey Chaucer

The franklin's romance, entitled Love on the rocks

The magistrate's sad story of Snowy crow

The canon's yeoman arrives and warns us of Fools gold

Going to the devil as told by the Friar

The merchant's tale of Old January and Young May

Our journey ends in Canterbury.