The Miller's Tale

Astrology was popular during the eon and the student tells the old man that astrology has provided him with a vision of a great flood, "All his desire / Was tuned to learning astrology (Chaucer 3192-93). Nicholas believes as a "clerk" he can divulgestrip the old "carpenter," (Chaucer 3299-3300). The pair concocts a scheme to be adequate to

be alone out of the husband's sight.

The tales turns into low-brow bawdy humor when Alison tricks Absolon into kissing her rear end when he thinks he is going to be able to steal a kiss. As Chaucer (3732-3734) writes, "And at the window out she put her hole, / And Absolon, to him it happened no better nor worse, / But with his mouth he kissed her naked ass." distinctly this tale of cuckolding and low-brow humo
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