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chanticleer
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chanticleer, chantecler
a name for a cock, used esp in fables
Chanticleer
cajoled by fox into singing; thus captured. [Br. Lit.: Canterbury Tales, “Nun’s Priest’s Tale”]
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The poet leads us through child-like, dream stages while developing the characters of the Fox, Pertelote, and Chaunticleer to suffer all the quirks of human nature.
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The man in the inn appears to his friend in a dream in the middle of the night, first begging for protection against the murderous innkeeper, then in a later dream, reporting the murder and instructing his friend how to find the body before the innkeeper disposes of it (this plot is also the source for the story told by Chaunticleer in Chaucer's Nun's Priest's Tale 2984--3049).
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