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Page 12
As in the autumn - time the leaves fall off , First one and then another , till the
branch Unto the earth surrenders all its spoils ; In similar wise the evil seed of
Adam Throw themselves from that margin one by one , At signals , as a bird unto
its lure ...
As in the autumn - time the leaves fall off , First one and then another , till the
branch Unto the earth surrenders all its spoils ; In similar wise the evil seed of
Adam Throw themselves from that margin one by one , At signals , as a bird unto
its lure ...
Page 42
... feeding then upon its leaves , Do pain create , and for the pain an outlet . Like
others for our spoils shall we return ; But not that any one may them revest , For '
tis not just to have what one casts off . llere we shall drag them , and along the ...
... feeding then upon its leaves , Do pain create , and for the pain an outlet . Like
others for our spoils shall we return ; But not that any one may them revest , For '
tis not just to have what one casts off . llere we shall drag them , and along the ...
Page 43
And he to us : “ O souls , that hither come To look upon the shameful massacre
That has so rent away from me my leaves , Gainer them up beneath the dismal
buslı ; I of that city was which to the Baptist Changed its first patron , wherefore he
...
And he to us : “ O souls , that hither come To look upon the shameful massacre
That has so rent away from me my leaves , Gainer them up beneath the dismal
buslı ; I of that city was which to the Baptist Changed its first patron , wherefore he
...
Page 45
... Under whose king the world of old was chaste . There is a mountain there , that
once was glad With waters and with leaves , which was called Idla ; Now ' tis
deserted , as a thing worn ont 30 55 Rhea once chose it for the faithful cradle Of
her.
... Under whose king the world of old was chaste . There is a mountain there , that
once was glad With waters and with leaves , which was called Idla ; Now ' tis
deserted , as a thing worn ont 30 55 Rhea once chose it for the faithful cradle Of
her.
Page 119
She , crowned and clothed with and closed by the night frosts , and then humility ,
took her way , displaying no blanched or ' whitened by the sun ( the pride in that
which she saw and heard . symbol of reason ) , which opens its leaves ; Many ...
She , crowned and clothed with and closed by the night frosts , and then humility ,
took her way , displaying no blanched or ' whitened by the sun ( the pride in that
which she saw and heard . symbol of reason ) , which opens its leaves ; Many ...
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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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