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How is the old woman changed at the end of the story? in The wife's of bath's tale
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How is the old woman changed at the end of the story? in The wife's of bath's tale

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She transforms herself into a young and lovely woman.

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In the end, because the knight gives the old woman power, she gives it back to him and they live happily ever after. She transforms herself into a young and lovely woman.

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