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There are Seven Deadly Sins warned about in the Bible. Many characters and tales in literature have been used as comparisons to these sins. One of the most famous works of literature noted for using The Seven Deadly Sins is the poem The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer. Chaucer uses a number of pilgrims in his “General Prologue” that widely show comparison to The Seven Deadly Sins. ...
The first of The Seven Deadly Sins that comes to mind is “gluttony”. ...
In conclusion Chaucer definitely uses The Seven Deadly Sins in most of his pilgrims.
Approximate Word count = 809 Approximate Pages = 3.2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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