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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 6, Canto 10 Summary

Calidore stumbles onto Colin Clout's finest performance yet, and by his mere presence effectively destroys the scene. The rivalry between Calidore and Coridon is settled when the latter flees from a tiger that attacks Pastorella and the former defends his lady love. The Canto concludes with brigands raiding the pastoral paradise while Calidore (the only one who can really fight) is out hunting. All are captured and held for ransom in a cave.

Book 6, Canto 10 Analysis

Again, Calidore has stumbled onto.....

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