Answer:
dishonest man
Explanation:
In the Canterbury tales by Geoffrey Chaucer, The Miller is a large, hardened muscular man with a gaping mouth and red beards. Miller was one of the pilgrims on the trip to Canterbury and was known for his prowess as a wrestler.
The miller in the fourteenth century was generally considered a skillful cheat and a dishonest man.
Answer:
it was raining, and he brought an umbrella
Explanation:
Wait a min let me think about this
Answer:
The second choice makes the most sense.
Explanation:
Mishti at first wants to be left alone, but after her cousin brings her the the gift of shoes that reminds her of her visit to India, she wants to talk with Reema.
What prompted him was that he was imprisoned.
Malcolm X taught himself from dictionaries and books how to become literate. This literacy prompted Malcolm X to find an interest in history, but not just history, the history "white men" left out. He became further interested in this topic, and found himself dig deeper and deeper and he gave all the credit to the homemade education he gave himself in prison.