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Page 11
And thou , that yonder standest , living soul , Withdraw thee from these people ,
who are dead ! " But when he saw that I did not withdraw , He said : “ By other
ways , by other ports Thou to the shore shalt come , not here , for passage ; A
lighter ...
And thou , that yonder standest , living soul , Withdraw thee from these people ,
who are dead ! " But when he saw that I did not withdraw , He said : “ By other
ways , by other ports Thou to the shore shalt come , not here , for passage ; A
lighter ...
Page 33
Then I , as if compunctious for my fault , Said : “ Now , then , you will tell that fallen
one , That still his son is with the living joined . And if just now , in answering , I
was dumb , Tell him I did it because I was thinking Already of the error you have ...
Then I , as if compunctious for my fault , Said : “ Now , then , you will tell that fallen
one , That still his son is with the living joined . And if just now , in answering , I
was dumb , Tell him I did it because I was thinking Already of the error you have ...
Page 44
And he himself , who had become aware That I was questioning my Guide about
hins Cried : “ Such as I was living , am I , dead ! If Jove should weary out his smith
, from whom He seized in anger the sharp thunderbolt , Wherewith upon the ...
And he himself , who had become aware That I was questioning my Guide about
hins Cried : “ Such as I was living , am I , dead ! If Jove should weary out his smith
, from whom He seized in anger the sharp thunderbolt , Wherewith upon the ...
Page 50
And , " If the misery of this soft place Bring in disdain ourselves and our entreaties
, ” Began one , “ and our aspect black and blistered , Let the renown of us thy
mind incline To tell us who thou art , who thus securely Thy living feet dost move
...
And , " If the misery of this soft place Bring in disdain ourselves and our entreaties
, ” Began one , “ and our aspect black and blistered , Let the renown of us thy
mind incline To tell us who thou art , who thus securely Thy living feet dost move
...
Page 74
... long with an eye askance They scanned me without uttering a word . Then to
each other turned , and said together : “ He by the action of his throat seems
living ; And if they dead are , by what privilege Go they uncovered by the heavy
stole ?
... long with an eye askance They scanned me without uttering a word . Then to
each other turned , and said together : “ He by the action of his throat seems
living ; And if they dead are , by what privilege Go they uncovered by the heavy
stole ?
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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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