her newest, husband who is a noticable amount of years younger than her, threw a book of bad wifes at her head after an argument.
The Wife of Bath in Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales" was not deaf. She was depicted as a character who had experience with five husbands and emphasized her authority in marriage through her stories.
She is deaf because Jankyn hit her hard on the head after she punched him in the face.
she can't see
The Wife of Bath hit Jenkin because he tore a book in anger and hit her on the ear, causing her to go temporarily deaf in that ear. This event was part of the tension in their marriage, which was tumultuous due to their frequent arguments and power struggles.
ok well his wife was deaf......text me
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet wife Sophia Fowler was born deaf
Both his mother and his wife were deaf. His father was not deaf.
yes! His wife was deaf 2
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both his mother and wife were deaf
The Wife of Bath in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales is described as having a gap between her front teeth, which was a common characteristic associated with beauty and sensuality in medieval Europe. She is not explicitly described as having any physical disability.
No, Alexander Graham Bell's wife was not dumb. However, she was deaf all of her life. She did graduate from the Columbia Institution of the Deaf and Dumb.
no, But his mother and wife were deaf. He also open up a school for the deaf in Boston witch is now part of BU.
The wife was a cloth maker.
Mother and wife of Bell