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by Edmund Spenser
About 187 pages (55,950 words)
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Book 3, Canto 11 Summary

Britomart and Satyrane find Ollyphant, Argante's brother, and pursue the giant. The giant eludes them, but they are separated in the chase. Britomart finds a knight lying on the ground before a castle surrounded in flames. He is Sir Scudamore, and he is very unhappy because Busirane, and evil magician, has stolen his love Amoret away, and is tying to force her to become his love. Britomart uses her shield to pass through the flames, but Scudamore cannot pass. Britomart passes through two chambers which extol.....

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