For several months now, one of the top three destinations on our little Web site has consistently been a paper I wrote in October 2000 for an English class. I pity the fool who’s using that thing as a reference. I can barely get through the first sentence:

In the Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale, fourteenth century author Geoffrey Chaucer refutes the popular misogynistic perspective propagated by the religious authorities of his time.

It goes on to say blah-da-di-blah-blah-blah. Huzzah!