plowman also has a perfect love for god and was honest with his neighbors. In the text, Chaucer states, “He loved God most, and that with his whole heart At all times, though he played or plied his art, And next, his neighbour, even as himself”(Lines 533-535). Chaucer praises the plowman for his pureness and his good heart. A figure that Chaucer would praise, if he were in modern times, would be Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Ghandi was Christ-like in that he was a man of obvious virtue, simplistic…
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