Mon, 23 April 2007 A leaden reading of the prologue of "Canterbury Tales" leads into musings and general associations of Chaucer. Why did she copy the prologue? Wet legs courtesy of the rain soaked bunch grasses, a tight squeeze through the chained gate, and plans for the second half of the AT. Comments[0] |
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