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Chaucer tries to give greater truthfulness to the tale by stating that this tale of Chanticleer is as true as the book of

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The answer to this
Medieval English Literature quiz is the following. Chaucer tries to give
greater truthfulness to the tale by stating that this tale of Chanticleer is as
true as the book of Lancelot of the Lake. It was a much known story about
Lancelot’s life and adventures.

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