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Ariosto, Shakespeare and Corneille

Note 6 — Chapter V

Douglas Ainslie translation

An aged man goes to encounter the Duke along the bright vestibule of that fortunate house: the sage is clad in red cloak and white robe, the former white as milk, the latter vermilion, vivid as a rose. His hair is white and his chin snowy with the thick beard flowing over his chest.

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