During the climactic encounter, two brothers follow the shepherd Thyrsis' advice and attempt to break a glass and seize a "charming rod."  
As it ends a character describes how to ascend above the music of the spheres and confirms his return to the Gardens of Hesperus.  In one section of this work a character asserts that he would follow his antagonist from Africa to India and "drag him by the curls to his foul death."  In another scene, the coming of a dark cloud covers the stars in the wood and forces another character to sing and beseech Echo for guidance.  During the climactic encounter, two brothers follow the shepherd Thyrsis' advice and attempt to break a glass and seize a "charming rod."  It ends with the summoning of the river nymph Sabrina who frees the protagonist, a virtuous young lady, from the title figure's spell.  First performed for the Earl of Bridgewater at Ludlow Castle, for 10 points, identify this masque about the son of Circe and Bacchus, a work by John Milton.
As it ends a character describes how to ascend above the music of the spheres and confirms his return to the Gardens of Hesperus.  
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