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The member of the clergy given the most admiring, flattering description is the — a. Parson c. Nun b. Friar d. Monk

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actionmainmast
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  • 14-12-2018

This line comes from the “Prologue of the Canterbury Tales”/ The pardoner’s Tale” by Geoffrey Chaucer. Chaucer described most of the clergy members with sarcasm and disdain, but the Parson he described in a positive light as honest, unworldly and pious.

Question: The member of the clergy given the most admiring, flattering description is the —

Answer: A. Parson


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tweetyy
tweetyy tweetyy
  • 12-06-2019

Answer: a parson

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