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Page 5
Lehold the beast , for which I have turned back ; Do thou protect me from her ,
famous Sage , For she doth make my veins and pulses tremble . ” “ Thee it
behoves to take another road , ” Responded he , when he beheld me weeping , “
If from ...
Lehold the beast , for which I have turned back ; Do thou protect me from her ,
famous Sage , For she doth make my veins and pulses tremble . ” “ Thee it
behoves to take another road , ” Responded he , when he beheld me weeping , “
If from ...
Page 7
And as he is , who unwills what he willed , And by new thoughts doth his intention
change , So that from his design he quite withdraws , Such I became , upon that
dark hillside , Because , in thinking , I consumed the emprise , Which was sɔ ...
And as he is , who unwills what he willed , And by new thoughts doth his intention
change , So that from his design he quite withdraws , Such I became , upon that
dark hillside , Because , in thinking , I consumed the emprise , Which was sɔ ...
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And as the wings of starlings bear them on In the cold season in large band and
full , So doth that blast the spirits maledict ; It hither , thither , downward , upward ,
drives them ; No hope doth comfort them for evermore , Not of repose , but even ...
And as the wings of starlings bear them on In the cold season in large band and
full , So doth that blast the spirits maledict ; It hither , thither , downward , upward ,
drives them ; No hope doth comfort them for evermore , Not of repose , but even ...
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... doth swiftly seize , Seized this man for the person beautiful That was ta'en from
me , and still the mode offends me Love , that exempts no one beloved from
loving , Seized me with pleasure of this man so strongly , That , as thou seest , it
doth ...
... doth swiftly seize , Seized this man for the person beautiful That was ta'en from
me , and still the mode offends me Love , that exempts no one beloved from
loving , Seized me with pleasure of this man so strongly , That , as thou seest , it
doth ...
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... he beheld us passing on before him . “ O thou that art conducted through this
Hell , " He said to me , recall me , if thou canst ; Thyself wast made before I was
unmade . ” And I to him : “ The anguish which thou hast Perhaps doth draw thee
out ...
... he beheld us passing on before him . “ O thou that art conducted through this
Hell , " He said to me , recall me , if thou canst ; Thyself wast made before I was
unmade . ” And I to him : “ The anguish which thou hast Perhaps doth draw thee
out ...
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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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