English, 26.05.2020 18:02, santiagoagilg

26) Which phrase best describes how the Knight is characterized in this
passage?
A) cruel and vicious
B)boorish and unmannered
C) gentlemanly and courtly
D) lecherous and womanizing

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26) Which phrase best describes how the Knight is characterized in this
passage?
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