This eighteenth-century English poem imitates Spenser in stanza form and in allegorical narrative: passers – by are lured by an enchanter with promises of ease, luxury, and aesthetic delight, then consigned to a dungeon where they languish in apathy and impotence until the Knight of Arts and Industry dissolves the spell. Identify the poem.

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This eighteenth-century English poem imitates Spenser in stanza form and in allegorical narrative: passers – by are lured by an enchanter with promises of ease, luxury, and aesthetic delight, then consigned to a dungeon where they languish in apathy and impotence until the Knight of Arts and Industry dissolves the spell. Identify the poem.






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