The Canterbury Tales Pilgrims

2. “His eyes were narrow, he was as hot and lecherous as a sparrow"
5. Comes up with the idea to tell tales on the way to Canterbury
9. Sells fake relics; money hungry
10. “No one alive could talk as well as he did on points of medicine and surgery”
11. Wart on his nose; a buffoon
12. The knight’s son
14. Believes that happiness is most important; had people over to eat his food
15. Servant to the squire; “a proper forester”
17. Hard worker; “many a load of dung one time or other he must have carted through the morning dew
19. Was respected but “none knew he was in debt”
21. “He was a carpenter of first-rate skill”

1. "Always killed his man"
3. “They were so trim and fresh their gear would pass for new”
4. Cleric Studious and spends all his money on books
6. of the Law “Nowhere there was so busy a man as he; But was less busy than he seemed to be”
7. “An illiterate fellow who can outpace the wisdom of a heap of learned men”
8. Holy man of good renown; poor but “rich in holy thought and work”
12. Good fighter; “the nicer rules of conscience he ignored”
13. “No morsel from her lips did she let fall”
14. Merry; takes advantage of the poor
16. Loved to hunt; did not listen to how the church wanted him to act
18. of Bath Somewhat deaf; has had five husbands
20. People loved his food; ulcer on his knee