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Old 09-03-2026, 06:11 PM   #59
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The discussion about Canterbury Tales reminds me of my high-school English class, where we read the middle English side-by-side with a modern translation. At first, all the students were annoyed with this selection, but we started with "The Miller's Tale." Our parents thought we were reading high-brow literature, when actually we were reading about some woman sticking her butt out a window so her boyfriend could kiss it and ask her when she had grown a beard. Lol, Canterbury Tales has been one of my go-to reads ever since.
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