A Nun's Priest's Tale Crossword

"That dreams, indeed, are good significations, As much of joys as of all tribulations 215 That folk endure here in this life present. There is no need to make an argument; The very proof of this is shown indeed"
"Seven hens to give him pride and all pleasance, Which were his sisters and his paramours And wondrously like him as to colours, Whereof the fairest hued upon her throat Was called the winsome Mistress _______ "
"'Gentle sir, alas! Why be thus gone? Are you afraid of me, who am your friend? 520 Now, surely, I were worse than any fiend If I should do you harm or villainy. I came not here upon your deeds to spy; But, certainly, the cause of my coming Was only just to listen to you sing."'
'"Within our yard, I saw there a strange beast Was like a dog, and he'd have made a feast. Upon my body, and have had me dead."
"'But since men speak of singing, I will say As I still have my eyesight day by day, 535 Save you, I never heard a man so sing As did your father in the grey dawning; Truly 'twas from the heart, his every song."'
Chanticleer tells a second story of a _______
The Faux drops Chanticleer to _____ the animals chasing him
Chanticleer is vain about his ________
The Host compliments the Priest by comparing him to a ________
Pertelote attributed dreams to _________
What does Pertelote suggest Chanticleer use to help his dreams?
What is one of Chanticleer's colors?
After the complement, what does Chanticleer do?