'He's at the abbey because he was Clerk of Works to the Palace of Westminster, not for writing "The Canterbury Tales"'
Chaucer
PERMANENTLY AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY: Hes at the abbey because he was Clerk of Works to the Palace of Westminster, not for writing The Canterbury Tales
He's at the abbey because he was Clerk of Works to the Palace of Westminster, not for writing "The Canterbury Tales"
He's at the abbey because he was Clerk of Works to the Palace of Westminster, not for writing "The Canterbury Tales"
PERMANENTLY AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY
Chaucer
PERMANENTLY AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY