The Canterbury Tales, with the Prologue, described by W. W. Skeat in The Complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer (1914), vol. 4, p. xi, as 'A clearly written MS. of the D-type, including Gamelyn; imperfect after Sir Thopas, but contains a portion of the Manciple's Tale'. It contains the somewhat rare lines F. 679-80, which are quoted from it in the Six text (Chaucer Society, ed. Furnivall).