TThe Knight TThe Parson TThe Plowman TThe Nun TThe Squire.

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TThe Knight TThe Parson TThe Plowman TThe Nun TThe Squire

“He a worthy man, Who, from the moment that he first began To ride about the world, loved chivalry, Truth, honour, freedom and all courtesy”

EEqual To Modern Tank AAmor DDepended on Squire LLoyal and Faithful ggentle

There was a good man of religion, too, A country parson, poor, I warrant you; But rich he was in holy thought and work. He was a learned man also, a clerk, Who Christ’s own gospel truly sought to preach;(5) Devoutly his parishioners would he teach. Benign he was and wondrous diligent. Patient in adverse times and well content, As he was oft times proven; always blithe, He was right loath to curse to get a tithe,(10) But rather would he give, in case of doubt, Unto those poor parishioners about, Part of his income, even of his goods. Enough with little, coloured all his mood

PParish Priest LLives by the Gospel HHoly and Moral PPoverty GGiver

““Living in peace and perfect charity. He loved God most, and that with his whole heart”

PPerson Who Plows SSimple Life BBrother of Parson MMost recognized

“She was right pleasant, amiable- in short. She was at pains to counterfeit the look Of courtliness, and stately manners took, And would be held worthy of reverence. But, to say something of her moral sense, She was so charitable and piteous But, to say something of her moral sense, She was so charitable and piteous…”

MMedieval Nun- SStrict Lives MMarried to God VVows

“A lover and a lusty bachelor, He slept no more than does a nightingale. Courteous he, and humble, willing and able”

Job ▪S▪Stable Care ▪C▪Cleaning ▪A▪Accompanying Knight

PPresented by: JJoe MMichaila MMaggie NNadine

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