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Book IV, Canto ii, wherein Blandamour defeats Sir Ferraugh and wins the False Florimell. Blandamour and Paridell come to blows over her, while Duessa and Ate egg them on. The Squire of Dames arrives and shames them into a pretend friendship, telling them of Satyrane's tournaments. Blandamour and Paridell encounter Cambell and Triamond with their loves, Canacee and Cambina. Then we learn some background on them.

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Book IV, Canto I, where Britomart and Amoret (who believes Britomart is male) travel, and Amoret, who is a wedded but unbedded wife, worries that she might have to be unfaithful because she owes this knight her life and loyalty. They travel to a castle, have a battle, and Britomart reveals her femininity, to Amoret's relief. Duessa arrives again, with Ate, Paridell, and Blandamour. There are several fights.

Book III, Canto XII, where Britomart watches the masque of Cupid unfold in front of her, representing how lovers sometimes mask their true passionate feelings. Britomart uses her wits to find Amoret and the wizard. She frees Amoret and captures the wizard, then leads them out of the castle, but Glauce and Scudamour were not waiting for them - they had gone seeking additional help. This is the end of Book Three.