Across
- 4. The leader of the pilgrimage
- 7. Number of stories each pilgrim is expected to tell
- 8. The Rule of good St. Benet or St. Maur as old and strict he tended to ignore
- 11. He’d sewed a holy relic on his cap
- 12. Where the pilgrimage is going
- 14. An illiterate fellow
- 17. She’d had five husbands, all at the church door(3 wds.)
- 18. Embroidered like a meadow bright
- 20. He lived for pleasure and had always done
- 22. His was a master-hand at stealing grain
- 23. He was rich in holy thought and work
- 24. Season of the pilgramage
- 25. He was qualified to hear confessions, or so he said
Down
- 1. He had an ulcer on his knee
- 2. He would gladly learn and gladly teach (2 wds.)
- 3. When the pilgrimage took place
- 5. He sent his prisoners home; they walked the plank
- 6. The name of the narrating pilgrim
- 8. None knew he was in debt
- 9. He did not read the Bible very much
- 10. He was a carpenter of first-rate skill
- 13. He was a proper forester
- 15. She used to weep if she but saw a mouse caught in a trap
- 16. he knew of every judgment, case and crime recorded
- 18. Children were afraid when he appeared
- 19. Prize for telling the best story
- 21. Followed chivalry, truth, honor, generousness and courtesy