SQUIRE'S

Provide links to text versions of the tale, a link to the multi-media portion of your presentation (where applicable), and complete the webliography for your project below.

**MISSION POSSIBLE!** **WEBLIOGRAPHY**

Chaucer, Geoffery. “The Canterbury Tales.” The Squire’s Tale. Classic Lit. Web. 28 Oct. 2009. < [] >. This is a link that will take you to a web version of the actual tale that the squire told and it's prologue. Chaucer, Geoffery. “The Canterbury Tales.” The Squire’s Tale. Classic Lit. Web. 28 Oct. 2009. <[]> This link offers a pretty good interpretation of the story and analysis.

Chaucer, Geoffery. “The Canterbury Tales.” The Squire’s Tale. Classic Lit. Web. 28 Oct. 2009. []. This is a link that offers a more in depth version of the squire's tale including a longer prologue.