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Read the excerpt below and answer the question. And the blest martyr soon requite your meed. (The Canterbury Tales; "General Prologue," line 772) Based on its use in t…

Read the excerpt below and answer the question. And the blest martyr soon requite your meed. (The Canterbury Tales; "General Prologue," line 772) Based on its use in t…
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And the blest martyr soon requite your meed. (The Canterbury Tales; "General Prologue," line 772)
Based on its use in this context, the meaning of the word meed is reward.
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