This time, Nicholas decides to play the joke. “Nicholas quickly raised the window and thrust his ass far out…Nicholas let fly a fart with a noise as great as a clap of thunder, so that Absalom was almost overcome by the force of it. But he was ready with his hot iron and he smote Nicholas in the middle of his ass...
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But he was ready with his hot iron and he smote Nicholas in the middle of his ass.”(Canterbury Tales 73). Nicholas immediately yells for water, and, hearing somebody yell for water, the carpenter wakes up, cuts the ropes thinking the flood has come, and crashes to the floor. The Miller’s Tale represents a perfect example of Chaucer’s humor...
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