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On a cool evening in a North Indian courtyard, kindly priest Gobind tucks a shivering child beneath his patchwork quilt and shares a luminous fable about greed, grace, and the quiet accounting of the gods. In his tale, Shiv and Parbati take pity on a destitute devotee, and Ganesh promises a...

The Nun's Priest's Tale is one of The Canterbury Tales by the 14th century Middle English poet Geoffrey Chaucer. Read in Middle English by Robert Ross.

My body jolted as gravity did its work, drawing my innards and their contents sharply towards the back of my throat. I opened my eyes and sat up with a start. My breathing was heavy and my heart beat uneasy. I felt cold, my body drenched in a clammy sweat, my vision blurred by tears. I looked around, confused as I tried to focus. I was in my bedroom. There was a half empty bottle of vodka on the floor. My lips were dry and my head thumped. With thoughts that were muddled and confused, I tried to make sense of things.