too I heard a sweet melodious noise of musicians; besides that such a perfume of marvellous fragrant savour was shed from the spot, that the other that I smelled before, and regarded as the best that could be, seemed now to me a savour of little worth: in like manner too as that excellent light of the flowering field, in comparison with the light which now appeared, seemed quite poor and faint. Into the which delightsome place as I hoped well we should go, suddenly my conductor stood still; and quickly