[Solved] The last tale told by Parson on the last day of pilgrimage in The Prologue to the CanterburyTales was a prose sermon on ………

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Q.	The last tale told by Parson on the last day of pilgrimage in The Prologue to the CanterburyTales was a prose sermon on ………
A.	penitence, with emphasis upon the seven sins.
B.	a contemporaneous tale, exploding the impostures of alchemy
C.	a fable of why the crow is black.
D.	a tragic story of appius and virginia.
Answer» A. penitence, with emphasis upon the seven sins.

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