Calidore

In the early fragment "Calidore," the hero -- who gets his name from

A History of English Romanticism in the Nineteenth Century 1886

I always think of, like, Spenser's the Faerie Queene, that kind of pure allegory where the heroes represent noble virtues Calidore - The Knight of Courtesy and the villains are named Faithlessness and Falsehood.

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The mines and factories on Jurgen and Koshchei, on Britomart and Calidore, on Panurge and the moons of Pantagruel closed, and the factory workers went away.

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Just as Calidore rides up, the youth strikes down his opponent, a deed of violence justified by the maiden, who explains how the man on horseback was ill treating her when the youth came to her rescue.

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All the wealth thus obtained is bestowed upon Coridon to indemnify him for the loss of Pastorella, who accompanies her true love Calidore during the rest of his journeys.

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Calidore and his squire have not journeyed far before they perceive a knight and his lady sporting in the shade.

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To reward the bravery of Calidore, who has saved her from death,

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Wondering how such a loss could have befallen them, Calidore learns that knight and lady, being secretly married, entrusted their child to a handmaiden, ordering her to provide for its safety in some way, as it was impossible they should acknowledge its existence then.

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While Pastorella is thus happy in the company of her parents, Calidore overtakes the Blatant Beast, and leads it safely muzzled through admiring throngs to Gloriana's feet.

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When Artegall reports having recently met that thousand-tongued monster, Calidore spurs off, and soon sees a squire bound to a tree.

The Book of the Epic 1894