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Telimena's hunting plans -- The gardening nymph comes out into society, and receives the instructions of her guardian -- The hunters' return -- Great astonishment of Thaddeus -- The second meeting in the Sanctuary of Meditation, and reconciliation effected by means of ants -- The subject of the hunt is discussed at table -- The Wojski's story of Rejtan and Prince Denassau interrupted -- The conclusion of conditions between the parties, likewise interrupted -- An apparition with a key -- The quarrel -- The Count and Gervasy enter on a council of war.
Having the chase thus ended gloriously, / The Wojski from the pine-woods home returns; / But Telimena now begins a hunt / Deep in the lonely mansion. She indeed / Sat motionless, with hands upon her lap / Folded; but she two heads of game pursued / In thought; considered best how to surround / The two of them, and how best hunt them down; --