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Let's have a look at perhaps why Chaucer, in his "The Miller's Tale," alludes so often to the incipient mystery plays of the late 14th century.

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The Mysteries and the Miller's Tale (The Canterbury Tales, Part 3.75 [?]) 17:20 Share

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The Mysteries and the Miller's Tale (The Canterbury Tales, Part 3.75 [?])