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... lovers who have just been blessed by the Priest of Pan , making a tryst at which , as Perigot is care- ful to ... lover as incontinent as Amaryllis , but cynically inconstant . With him Amaryl- lis plots to be revenged on her rival and ...
... lovers who have just been blessed by the Priest of Pan , making a tryst at which , as Perigot is care- ful to ... lover as incontinent as Amaryllis , but cynically inconstant . With him Amaryl- lis plots to be revenged on her rival and ...
Page 9
... lovers Perigot and Amoret , the punishment of the Sullen Shepherd , and Clorin's healing of the lustful lovers Cloe , Alexis , and Amaryllis ; it presents a final contrast and a final demon- stration of the power of chastity . The ...
... lovers Perigot and Amoret , the punishment of the Sullen Shepherd , and Clorin's healing of the lustful lovers Cloe , Alexis , and Amaryllis ; it presents a final contrast and a final demon- stration of the power of chastity . The ...
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... lovers now openly exchange their vows , but their loyalty to Valentine imposes an unavoidable dilemma and they choose renuncia- tion rather than dishonor : Francisco resumes his travels and Cellide enters a convent . The shifting ...
... lovers now openly exchange their vows , but their loyalty to Valentine imposes an unavoidable dilemma and they choose renuncia- tion rather than dishonor : Francisco resumes his travels and Cellide enters a convent . The shifting ...
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