Difference between revisions of "Baith our washwives"
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| − | *'''Wife of Bath:''' Chaucer, Canterbury Tales, who has two names Alyson and Alys. | + | *'''Wife of Bath:''' Chaucer, Canterbury Tales, who has two names: Alyson and Alys (Alice?). |
*'''both our washwives:''' perhaps referring to the two women washing clothes on the river earlier in FW. | *'''both our washwives:''' perhaps referring to the two women washing clothes on the river earlier in FW. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:13, 16 December 2017
- Wife of Bath: Chaucer, Canterbury Tales, who has two names: Alyson and Alys (Alice?).
- both our washwives: perhaps referring to the two women washing clothes on the river earlier in FW.
