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The House of Fame
Given his position as valet de chambre to the Country Adjective court, Geoffrey Chaucer is regularly sent abroad to meet with additional scholars. Some of them recently introduced him to medieval Italian poetry, which has been a source of inspiration for his stories.
His contributions so far have been instrumental in legitimizing the literary use of Middle English, with the dominant literary languages in Country still being Anglo-Norman French and Latin.
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6229title = flavor_eng.68.title The House of Fame
6230desc = flavor_eng.68.desc Given his position as valet de chambre to the Country Adjective court, Geoffrey Chaucer is regularly sent abroad to meet with additional scholars. Some of them recently introduced him to medieval Italian poetry, which has been a source of inspiration for his stories.
His contributions so far have been instrumental in legitimizing the literary use of Middle English, with the dominant literary languages in Country still being Anglo-Norman French and Latin.
His contributions so far have been instrumental in legitimizing the literary use of Middle English, with the dominant literary languages in Country still being Anglo-Norman French and Latin.
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6290historical_info = flavor_eng.68.historical_info The House of Fame is a narrative poem written by Geoffrey Chaucer. It is part of a collection of stories known as The Canterbury Tales and tells the story of Chaucer himself falling asleep and having a dream in which he is transported to a magnificent and fantastical palace called the House of Fame. The poem was never finished but is still considered a valuable work for scholars.