THE ARGUMENT

Minerva in a vision stands

Before Nausicaa: and commands

She to the flood her weeds should bear;

For now her nuptial day was near.

Nausicaa her charge obeys,

And then with other virgins plays.

Their sports make wak’d Ulysses rise;

Walk to them, and beseech supplies

Of food and clothes. His naked sight

Puts th’ other maids, afraid, to flight;

Nausicaa only boldly stays,

And gladly his desire obeys.

He, furnish’d with her favour’s shown,

Attends her and the rest to town.

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