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Poem No.3: The Abbot Of Canterbury.
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Ans: In the poem "The Abbot of Canterbury," after the shepherd answered the king's questions correctly, the king expressed his joy and surprise. He exclaimed that he had never before seen such a bold and witty shepherd. The king then offered the shepherd a job at his court, which the shepherd declined, saying that he preferred his current life as a simple shepherd. The king respected the shepherd's decision and praised his honesty and contentment. The king then rewarded the Abbot of Canterbury by returning his lands and restoring his status. The Abbot was greatly benefited by his shepherd's bold answer, which not only saved him from losing his lands but also earned him the king's respect and favor.
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