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Ariosto, Shakespeare and Corneille

Note 1 — Chapter V

Douglas Ainslie translation

Tempestuous seas and haunting fear which had kept her waking for days now gave place to a feeling of security: deep in the forest and removed from care and noise, Olympia clasped her lover to her breast and fell into sleep as deep as that of bears and dormice.

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