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Main Table of Contents The Canterbury Tales

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Middle-english hypertext

• 001-008:  The Squire's Introduction
• 009-346:  The Squire's Tale, 1st Part
• 347-670:  The Squire's Tale, 2nd Part
• 671-708:  The Squire's Tale, 3rd Part

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• 001-008: Introduction

 The Squire's Tale

    First Part

• 009-041: King Cambinskan and his family
• 042-075: A feast in honour of the king
• 076-088: A strange knight enters the king's hall
• 089-167: The knight brings presents to the king
• 168-188: The king offers the knight a room and the presents are safely stored
• 189-224: The war-horse
• 225-235: The mirror
• 236-246: The sword
• 247-262: The ring
• 263-290: The knight dances with Canace, the king's daughter
• 291-304: The feast continues until everyone is satisfied
• 305-346: The manual of the war-horse

    Second Part

• 347-392: Canace rises early and goes for a walk in the park
• 393-408: The scenery and subject of this tale
• 409-446: Canace meets a wounded female falcon
• 447-471: Canace, who bears the magical ring, asks the falcon what is wrong
• 472-498: The falcon falls from the tree and starts talking to Canace
• 499-631: The falcon narrates about her husband's adultery
• 632-650: Canace nurses the falcon
• 651-670: A preview of what is coming next

    Third Part

• 671-708: The comments of the Franklin

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