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I guess I loved him best of all, for he | I guess I loved him best of all, for he | ||
Gave of his love most sparingly to me.|''Canterbury Tales'': The Wife of Bath's Prologue}} | Gave of his love most sparingly to me.|''Canterbury Tales'': The Wife of Bath's Prologue, lines 509-520<ref>http://www.librarius.com/canttran/wftltrfs.htm</ref>}} | ||
{{Quote|"We women have, if I am not to lie, | {{Quote|"We women have, if I am not to lie, | ||
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price; | price; | ||
All this knows every woman who is wise.|''Canterbury Tales'': The Wife of Bath's Prologue}} | All this knows every woman who is wise.|''Canterbury Tales'': The Wife of Bath's Prologue, lines 521-530}} | ||
{{Quote|"My liege lady, generally," said he, | {{Quote|"My liege lady, generally," said he, | ||
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In all the court there was no wife or maid | In all the court there was no wife or maid | ||
Or widow that denied the thing he said ....|''Canterbury Tales'': The Wife of Bath's Tale}} | Or widow that denied the thing he said ....|''Canterbury Tales'': The Wife of Bath's Tale, lines 1043-1050<ref>http://www.librarius.com/canttran/wftltrfs.htm</ref>}} | ||
==1483–1546: Martin Luther== | ==1483–1546: Martin Luther== | ||