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Indirect Quotes 3: "Than costly clothes, fiddle, or psaltery"
Indirect Quote 2: "his horse was thinner than a rake"
Accessories: The Oxford Cleric owns twenty books in red and black.
Indirect Quote 1: "The thread upon his overcoat was bare"
Occupation: Chaucer's Oxford Cleric is a young scholar who studied in philosophy. He has no occupation. He rather basically live off of his friends.
Citations: "Obriencanterburytales - Oxford Cleric." Obriencanterburytales. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Feb. 2013.
"Who Is the Oxford Cleric in the Canterbury Tales?" WikiAnswers. Answers, n.d. Web. 11 Feb. 2013.
"Canterbury Tales Blog." : Description of the Oxford Cleric. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Feb. 2013.
Canterbury Tales." Eleusinianm: Red Book of Shalfleet, Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tale from the Oxford Cleric, a Modern English Retelling. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Feb. 2013.
Mode of Transportation: His mode of transportation is his horses. He doesn't take good care of his horses.
Actions: His day to day life consist of reading books, studying, and learning.
Characterization: Chaucer's Oxford Cleric is a young scholar who is quiet, respectful, and modest. Some might find that the Cleric's qualities to be bad.
Famous Person: The Oxford Cleric most often reminds me of Ben Affleck because he is very boring almost like Ben Affleck's home life.
Status and Language: His status is very poor. He doesn't have an occupation so there is no income. His language is Middle English.
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Secrets: The Oxford Cleric doesn't really have any secrets but that he was a peasant growing up.
Clothing: The Oxford Cleric rather spend money on books then clothes, so his clothes aren't nice. He just wears an overcoat.
Income: He had no income. The Oxford Cleric borrows money from friends and doesnt plan to pay them back but to pay them back in praises.
Direct Quote 2: "He never spoke a word more than was need"
Direct Quote 3: "and he was not too fat, I undertake, but had a hollow look, a sober stare"
Direct Quote 1: "Though a philosopher, as I have told, He had not found the stone for making gold."