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Junior Monologue from The Belles of Canterbury: A Chaucer Tale Out of School

From The Belles of Canterbury: A Chaucer Tale Out of School by Anna Bird Stewart

female · sarcastic · 57 sec

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Hurry, before the bell rings. That's much more fun to talk about than Chaucer. I'm glad I didn't live in his day. Imagine being praised for not putting your fingers in the gravy and spotting up your shirt front! I wager that old Prioress was a stick. I shouldn't want her on our basket ball team. There isn't a sensible woman in the whole of Chaucer so far as I can see. (the curtain at the front of the bookcase begins to shake slightly, becoming more violent as the JUNIOR continues) The Wife of Bath was a regular Mormon, five husbands, that's what she had, and she wore red stockings. Such taste!

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teens · joy · identity · freedom · humor

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