The Works of Edmund Spenser: The faerie queeneJohns Hopkins Press, 1934 |
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Page 304
... Amoret theme than he had at first intended , seems obvious . He kept it at the expense of order and clarity , allowing the narrative to double on itself to introduce the Temple of Venus . He plainly needed Amoret . The excision ...
... Amoret theme than he had at first intended , seems obvious . He kept it at the expense of order and clarity , allowing the narrative to double on itself to introduce the Temple of Venus . He plainly needed Amoret . The excision ...
Page 326
... Amoret , by Diana and Venus . For it is this lovely Amoret who is to serve as the lady in distress . There is just a hint of this in the closing stanza . The allegory of Amoret is handled with such subtlety that it is likely to be un ...
... Amoret , by Diana and Venus . For it is this lovely Amoret who is to serve as the lady in distress . There is just a hint of this in the closing stanza . The allegory of Amoret is handled with such subtlety that it is likely to be un ...
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... Amoret . But Amoret , if the cherished child of Love , is also Love's martyr . On her marriage day , while still a virgin wife , she is snatched away from her husband by the enchanter Busirane ; she is chained around the slender waist ...
... Amoret . But Amoret , if the cherished child of Love , is also Love's martyr . On her marriage day , while still a virgin wife , she is snatched away from her husband by the enchanter Busirane ; she is chained around the slender waist ...
Contents
COMMENTARY | 199 |
THE PLAN AND CONDUCT OF BOOK THREE | 310 |
THE ORIGIN OF BRITOMART | 330 |
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