From Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales", The Tale of Sir Thopas, Table of Contents

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Main Table of Contents
The Canterbury Tales

From Geoffrey Chaucer's
The Canterbury Tales:

The Prologue and Tale
of
Sir Thopas
(About)

Middle-english hypertext

001-035: The Prologue of Sir Thopas

036-238: The Tale of Sir Thopas

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The Prologue of Sir Thopas

001-021: The Host asks Chaucer to tell the next tale

The Tale of Sir Thopas

The First Fit

022-057: About a knight called Sir Thopas

058-106: Sir Thopas wishes to marry an elf-queen

107-142: Sir Thopas meets Sir Oliphant who blocks the way to fairyland

The Second Fit

143-166: Sir Thopas goes home to prepare for the fight

167-200: The clothes and equipment of Sir Thopas

The Third Fit

201-228: Sir Thopas rides out again

229-238: The Host interrupts Chaucer

239-252: The Host suggests that Chaucer should tell a tale in prose

253-276: Chaucer announces a moral tale in prose

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