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The Manciple’s Tale: Response
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  • 1985The Manciple's Servant Tongue: Politics and Poetry in the Canterbury Tales33 cited
  • 2003Chaucer's Italian Tradition18 cited
  • 1984The Nun’s Priest’s Tale as Grammar-School Primer5 cited
  • 1996Chaucer’s Canterbury Poetics: Irony, Allegory, and the Prologue to The Manciple’s Tale4 cited

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