The answer is:
But first I beg you, not to put it down To my ill-breeding if my speech be plain.
In the excerpt from "The Canterbury Tales," by Geoffrey Chaucer, the narrator excuses himself for his simple language. Before introducing each character, he suggests he is not able to be relied upon because he cannot retell the stories with exact accuracy and describes the pilgrims in hierarchical order.
The answer would be, <span>D) They can imprison and inhibit more finally than barred windows and iron chains.
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FINAL ANSWER: <u><em>Answer D</em></u><u>. Before this, he taught guitar lessons.</u>
All the other answers (<em> A. ; B. ; C.</em> ) still incorporates the main idea which is Brian who is into jazz.
<em>Answer A.</em> links Brian to jazz because of his love for it.
<em>Answer B.</em> mentions Brian incorporating jazz into his lifestyle by making it a job.
<em>Answer C.</em> tells about through Ben hosting jazz has been shared.
<em>Answer D.</em> however does mention Ben but does not mention jazz and how it has helped him to where he is in his life now with jazz.
Answer:
my mother's oldest sister
