General Prologue Part Two

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Across
  1. 3. The pilgrim who's job was to serve summons to church court.
  2. 5. A brother to the Parson who was an honest worker, good and true.
  3. 12. The weight of the Miller, also known as 224 pounds.
  4. 14. The pilgrim who's job was to dispense papal pardons for the church.
  5. 15. A loose jacket.
  6. 16. The total number of stories each pilgrim is expected to tell.
  7. 18. The Wife of Bath's (woman) skill or trade (2 words).
  8. 19. The instrument the Miller played
  9. 21. The pilgrim who's job was to buy provisions, he was also illiterate.
  10. 22. The Roman god of medicine and healing.
  11. 25. The book the Doctor didn't read very much.
  12. 26. The pilgrim with a red beard and who worked harvesting and selling grain.
  13. 28. The town where the pilgrimage started.
  14. 32. Evasion of truth.
  15. 33. The name of the inn where the pilgrimage started (2 words).
  16. 35. Where the Reeve came from
Down
  1. 1. The name of the Skipper's ship (2 words).
  2. 2. The pilgrim who knew the cause of every malady.
  3. 4. Where the Manciple came from.
  4. 5. A Greek philosopher the narrator refers to.
  5. 6. A song that accompanies the collection of the offering at a church service.
  6. 7. Where the Cook's ulcer was located
  7. 8. One tenth of a person's income that was paid as a tax to support the church.
  8. 9. The metal that stimulates the heart.
  9. 10. Latin for "THe question is, What is the point of law?" (3 words).
  10. 11. The name of the narrating pilgrim.
  11. 13. The Cook's best dish
  12. 17. The pilgrim who was old, chloric, and thin. His job was to manage an estate.
  13. 19. Another name for the chemical sulfur.
  14. 20. Another name for the chemical mercury.
  15. 23. The method on how the first person is chosen. It's also known as drawing straws, and the shortest straw is the person that starts (3 words).
  16. 24. The pilgrim who knew the remedies for love's mischances (3 words).
  17. 27. The pilgrim who was from Dartmouth and who ignored the nicer rules of conscience.
  18. 29. They were pus-filled boils that covered the Summoner's face.
  19. 30. The pilgrim who was rich in holy thought and work and who is compared to a shepherd.
  20. 31. The number of husband's the Wife of Bath had.
  21. 34. The pilgrim who is leading the journey, and who suggests the story telling competition.