In lines 7-21, the narrator introduces the subject of her tale – marriage and its many difficulties. What personal opinion and experiences does she also reveal?. In lines . 22-25, what understandings of women does the Pardoner hope to gain from the Wife of Bath’s tale?. ID: 686532
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