attitudes of marriage in the cantebury tales

's husband loved her more than his own life, although he felt foolish for marrying her since she was so young and skittish. This, in turn, led him to keep a close watch on her whenever possible. The Miller's main point in his story is that if a man obtains what he wants from God or from his wife, he won't ask questions or become jealous. Apparently the miller feels that the male is after his own sexual pleasure and doesn't concern himself with how his wife uses her
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