Upon hearing this, I find that there is actually far more innuendo in this work than I previously thought. I had never connected the line about the astrolabe before!
this was so helpful and so much fun to watch alongside reading the canterbury tales, it really enriches the experience. i wonder if some of the other popular tales were also performed, like the wife of bath's?
Holy shit, how is this video not more popular? Even the subtitles has a appropriate translation of modern English to accompany the middle english. Hi Sarah.
Brilliant. Colin is fantastic as usual.
Incredible! Bravo!
Upon hearing this, I find that there is actually far more innuendo in this work than I previously thought. I had never connected the line about the astrolabe before!
this was so helpful and so much fun to watch alongside reading the canterbury tales, it really enriches the experience. i wonder if some of the other popular tales were also performed, like the wife of bath's?
Holy shit, how is this video not more popular? Even the subtitles has a appropriate translation of modern English to accompany the middle english. Hi Sarah.
Help make it more popular! recommend it to everyone you know! put links to it on any website you have!
That was a brilliant performance!
Or should I say:
Þis mannes yeddynge lusti and ful hende was!
This was great! I love this fabliau! Well pronounced and well acted!
This video is unlisted just so you know
Why does this sound just like Danny Kaye?
The accent is medieval? or Welsh ow Scottish?