... Sarto is besotted with his Lucrezia: he is eager to receive such signs of tenderness as the touch of her hand when next he gives her money; and he plainly adores her physical form: "-How could you ever prick those perfect ears, Even to put the pearl there!" He gives, apparently as an excuse or justification for 'wasting' time looking at ... ...

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... art because it is artificial and so easily attainable with wealth. The Duke's passion of art contrasts those of his duchess, who is captured by nature and its beauty. She adores the white mule and the cherries from the orchard, both of which represent her affinity for nature. It is fitting that the duchess has this liking for nature because nature ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School