In short, the Canterbury Tales were supposed to be a collection of 124 stories rather than the 24 that Chaucer managed to write before dying in 1400. Bare in mind that this book in its OTL form possibly popularised the use of both 'arse' and 'knob' in the English lexicon, so it is an extremely important piece of work.
This is probably a hard one to make predictions on, but what might be different if Chaucer lived for another, say, ten years and finished the work?
This is probably a hard one to make predictions on, but what might be different if Chaucer lived for another, say, ten years and finished the work?