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    NovelGuide: The Canterbury Tales: Novel Summary: The Squire's Tale

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    The Squire's Tale

    A king who fought Russia, named Cambuscan, had two sons, and a granddaughter named Canace.  One day, during a feast, a strange knight came into the feast and gave Cambuscan a bronze horse that could transport a person anywhere in the world in only 24 hours.  He also gave a mirror that showed the entire truth, and would show imperfections of deception and perfections of virtue, and a ring was given to Canace that would allow her to communicate with any animal.  Also, he gave them a sword that could cut through any metal, and any wound created by this sword would not heal unless the sword was passed over the wound.
    Canace has a dream about the mirror, and is scared when she wakes up, and so she takes a walk while wearing her ring.  She comes upon a lovesick falcon, and takes it home to care for it.
    Here the story is lost to history, and no more of it exists in print.

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