According to the Prologue, how many tales will each pilgrim tell on the journey?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
i think it is a.
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A. two going there and two coming back
B. as many as they wish
C. one for the entire trip
D. however many the Host decides
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umm... whats the book called?
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English 4
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Lol ^
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what book is that
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i ment like... for the story...lol..
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for this question According to the Prologue, how many tales will each pilgrim tell on the journey?
what book or story is this??
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
;D
OpenStudy (anonymous):
This is the Canterbury tales, isn't it?
If so, then I think each pilgrim tells one tale.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
each pilgrim was to tell two tales.one when going and one when coming back fromthe pilgrimage
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What do you learn about “The Pardoner’s Tale” by rereading these lines? And then Death went his way without a word. / He’s killed a thousand in the present plague, / And, sir, it doesn’t do to be too vague / If you should meet him; you had best be wary.