Greene's Arcadia; or, Menaphon

First published in 1590, this classic work of English literature combines exquisite lyricism with engaging plot twists and endearing characters. Set in a mythical land of shepherds and nymphs, Greene's Arcadia tells the story of two shepherds, Epimonedas and Surius, as they compete for the love of the beautiful Camilla. With its richly descriptive language and timeless themes of love, jealousy, and the pursuit of happiness, this is a book that will appeal to classic literature fans of all ages.

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