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Thcu art my master , and my author thou , Thou art alone the one from whom I
took The beautiful style that has done honour to me . Lehold the beast , for which
I have turned back ; Do thou protect me from her , famous Sage , For she doth ...
Thcu art my master , and my author thou , Thou art alone the one from whom I
took The beautiful style that has done honour to me . Lehold the beast , for which
I have turned back ; Do thou protect me from her , famous Sage , For she doth ...
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120 After she thus had spoken unto me , Weeping , her shining eyes she turned
away ; Whereby she made me swifter in my coming ; And unto thee I came , as
she desired ; I have delivered thee from that wild beast , Which barred the
beautiful ...
120 After she thus had spoken unto me , Weeping , her shining eyes she turned
away ; Whereby she made me swifter in my coming ; And unto thee I came , as
she desired ; I have delivered thee from that wild beast , Which barred the
beautiful ...
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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 beautiful . And if I had not died so prematurely ,
Seeing Heaven thus benignant unto thee , I would have given thee comfort in the
...
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 beautiful . And if I had not died so prematurely ,
Seeing Heaven thus benignant unto thee , I would have given thee comfort in the
...
Page 59
To me less ample seemed they not , nor gieater Than those that in my beautiful
Saint John Are fashioned for the place of the baptisers , And one of which , not
many years ago , I broke for some one , who was drowning in it ; Ke this a seal all
...
To me less ample seemed they not , nor gieater Than those that in my beautiful
Saint John Are fashioned for the place of the baptisers , And one of which , not
many years ago , I broke for some one , who was drowning in it ; Ke this a seal all
...
Page 60
Art thou so early satiate with that wealth , For which thou didst not fear to take by
fraud The beautiful Lady , and then work her woe ? " Gach I became , as people
are who stand , Not comprehending what is answered them , Ás if bemocked ...
Art thou so early satiate with that wealth , For which thou didst not fear to take by
fraud The beautiful Lady , and then work her woe ? " Gach I became , as people
are who stand , Not comprehending what is answered them , Ás if bemocked ...
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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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