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Canterbury Tales Note that the flaw, weakness, or vice MOST CLOSELY associated with each character. Doctor A. Cruelty B. Phoniness C. Extravagance D. Gluttony E. Ignore those in…

Canterbury Tales Note that the flaw, weakness, or vice MOST CLOSELY associated with each character. Doctor A. Cruelty B. Phoniness C. Extravagance D. Gluttony E. Ignore those in…
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Canterbury Tales

Note that the flaw, weakness, or vice MOST CLOSELY associated with each character.

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A. Cruelty
B. Phoniness
C. Extravagance
D. Gluttony
E. Ignore those in need
F. Drunkenness
G. Dishonesty

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