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Page 4
... set those beauteous things ; So were to me occasion of good hope , The
variegated skin of that wild beast , The hour of time , and the delicious season ;
But not so much , that did not give me fear A lion's aspect which appeared to me .
... set those beauteous things ; So were to me occasion of good hope , The
variegated skin of that wild beast , The hour of time , and the delicious season ;
But not so much , that did not give me fear A lion's aspect which appeared to me .
Page 26
And he to me : “ The fire eternal That kindles them within makes them look red ,
As thou beholdest in this nether Hell . ” Then we arrived within the moats
profound , That circumvallate that disconsolate city ; The walls appeared to me to
be of ...
And he to me : “ The fire eternal That kindles them within makes them look red ,
As thou beholdest in this nether Hell . ” Then we arrived within the moats
profound , That circumvallate that disconsolate city ; The walls appeared to me to
be of ...
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Well I perceived one sent from Heaven was he , And to the Master turned ; and
he made sign That I should quiet stand , and bow before him , Ah ! how disdainful
he appeared to me ! He reached the gate , and with a little rod He opened it , for ...
Well I perceived one sent from Heaven was he , And to the Master turned ; and
he made sign That I should quiet stand , and bow before him , Ah ! how disdainful
he appeared to me ! He reached the gate , and with a little rod He opened it , for ...
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When he became aware of some delay , Which I before my answer made ,
supine He fell again , and forth appeared no more . But the other , magnanimous
, at whose desire I had remained , did not his aspect change , Neither his neck he
...
When he became aware of some delay , Which I before my answer made ,
supine He fell again , and forth appeared no more . But the other , magnanimous
, at whose desire I had remained , did not his aspect change , Neither his neck he
...
Page 48
But yestermorn I turned my back upon it ; This one appeared to me , returning
thither , And homeward leadeth me along this road . " And he to me : “ If thou thy
star do follow , Thou canst not fail thee of a glorious port , If well I judged in the life
...
But yestermorn I turned my back upon it ; This one appeared to me , returning
thither , And homeward leadeth me along this road . " And he to me : “ If thou thy
star do follow , Thou canst not fail thee of a glorious port , If well I judged in the life
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Divine Comedy Classic translations from classic authors |
| Author | Dante Alighieri |
| Publisher | Routledge, 1895 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 30 Oct 2007 |
| Length | 500 pages |
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