Summoner

1. Scoundrel

1.1. Line 665: "he was a noble varlet, and a kind one..."

2. Selfish

2.1. Line 670: he had finches of his own to feather."

3. Corrupt

3.1. Line 667-668: "why he'd allow-just for a quart of wine-any good lad to keep a concubine."

4. Sickly

4.1. Line 647-650: "No quicksilver, lead ointment, tartar creams, no brimstone, no boracic, so it seems, could make a salve that had the power to bite, clean up, or cure his whelks."

5. Arrogant

5.1. Line 686-688: "...and he had cake, a round, which it was his joke to wield as if intended as a shield."

6. Witty

6.1. Line 660-663: "and, as you know, a man can teach a jay to call out "Walter" better then the pope, but had you try to test his wits and grope, for more you'd find nothing in the bag."

7. Red Faced

7.1. Line 642: "...his face on fire, like a cherubim."

8. Drunk

8.1. Line 653-654: "and drinking strong red wine till all was hazy, then he would shout and jabber as if crazy,..."

9. Monstrous

9.1. Line 643: "for he had carbuncles Line 646: "children were afraid when he appeared."

10. Latin Speaking

10.1. Line 655: "and wouldn't speak a word except in Latin..."