Publisher's Synopsis
This classic collection of tales by one of the greatest English poets of all time has been a favorite among readers for centuries. In addition to the tales themselves, this edition includes an insightful essay on Chaucer's language and versification by George Gilfillan, as well as an introductory discourse by Thomas Tyrwhitt and an extensive glossary to help readers navigate the Middle English text. A must-have for lovers of classic literature and fans of the English language.
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