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The Faerie Queene Study Guide

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by Edmund Spenser
About 187 pages (55,950 words)
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Book 5, Canto 5 Summary

Artegall fights with Radigund and puts her down. When he bends down to unlace her helmet so he can deliver the killing blow, he is overwhelmed by her beauty. Radigund regains her senses as Artegall leans over her, and she quickly subdues him in turn. Turpine is hanged, Talus escapes, and Artegall is forced to wear a dress and act like a woman (along with other beaten knights). Radigund wants Artegall in the worst way, and asks her maid Clarinda to help in the seduction......

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