Fanny, a Fairy Queen and Love's Silent Tale
A dramatic poem fragment follows Fanny, her suitors, and a single passion that ends in tragedy. Fanny’s beauty draws rivals and lovers, including a poor, proud youth, until time and heartbreak leave her alone, dying young, as a later narrator recalls the tale with melancholy reflections.
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