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Editor's introduction, Robert R. Edwards; a bibliography of Robert WirthFrank, Jr.; the frustration of narrative and the reader in "Piers Plowman",C. David Benson; Langland's narrative christology, Elizabeth Kirk; the debtnarrative in "Piers Plowman", Anna Baldwin; the chilling of charity -eschatological allusions and revisions in "Piers Plowman" C.16-17, M. TeresaTavormina; the triumph of fiction in the nun's priest's tale, Monica E.McAlpine; seeing things - locational memory in Chaucer's knight's tale, MaryCarruthers; partitioned fictions - the meaning and importance of walls inChaucer's poetry, Kathryn L. Lynch; Chaucer's discourse of mariology -gaining the right to speak, Carolyn P. Collette; the "Descriptio NavalisPugnae" in Middle English literature, Mary Hamel; "Lad with revel toNewegate" - Chaucerian narrative and historical meta-narrative, Paul Strohm;"God hathe schewed ffor him many grete miracules" - political canonizationand the "Miracula" of Simone de Montfort, Thomas J. Hefferman; thrift, PeggyA. Knapp.