Thus, the moral teaching of the Parson on fashion is lost. This leads to a discussion of fashion and morality.
01 August 2018
Chevalier Charles Coulombe on The Parson's Tale
The Chevalier and Mr Frankini discussing a book recently published by Tumblar House, The Parson's Tale. The Chevalier points out that this Tale from Chaucer is seldom translated into modern English, usually just being summarised in modern translations.
Thus, the moral teaching of the Parson on fashion is lost. This leads to a discussion of fashion and morality.
Thus, the moral teaching of the Parson on fashion is lost. This leads to a discussion of fashion and morality.
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