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American History

 

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The Clerk is a scrawny, timid character, whose characteristics both contrast and compare to Walter and Griselda respectively. Generalizations of the Clerk as a scrawny, quiet individual are supported in "The Prologue". "His only care was study, and indeed he never spoke a word more than was need?short, to the point, and lofty in his theme" ("The Prologue"11)...
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"His only care was study, and indeed he never spoke a word more than was need?short, to the point, and lofty in his theme" ("The Prologue"11). In "The Prologue" Chaucer also states that the horse The Clerk is riding on is skinny as well: "his horse was thinner than a rake"("The Prologue"11) this quote exemplifies that not only is The Clerk himself, weak in appearance, but his horse and probably other things about him seem weak and powerless...
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