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Chaucer offers a fairly lengthy description of the Pilgrims in the General Prologue to the Canterbury Tales. What purpose do these descriptions serve for you, the reader? Support your answer with examples
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Chaucer offers a fairly lengthy description of the Pilgrims in the

General Prologue to the Canterbury Tales. What purpose do these
descriptions serve for you, the reader? Support your answer with
examples from the text.

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