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Page 14
In the mean time a voice was heard by me : “ All honour be to the pre - eminent l'
oet ; His shade returns again , that was departed . ” After the voice had ceased
and quiet was , Four mighty shades I saw approaching us ; Semblance had they
...
In the mean time a voice was heard by me : “ All honour be to the pre - eminent l'
oet ; His shade returns again , that was departed . ” After the voice had ceased
and quiet was , Four mighty shades I saw approaching us ; Semblance had they
...
Page 28
O'er it didst thou behold the dead inscription ; And now this side of it descends
the steep , Passing across the circles without escort , One hy whose means the
city shall be opened . " CANTO IX . That hue which cowardice brought out on me
...
O'er it didst thou behold the dead inscription ; And now this side of it descends
the steep , Passing across the circles without escort , One hy whose means the
city shall be opened . " CANTO IX . That hue which cowardice brought out on me
...
Page 70
... not mean but sovereign . Foregathers with him one Don Michael Zanche Of
Logodoro ; and of Sardinia To gossip never do their tongues feel tired . O me !
see that one , how he grinds his teeth ; Still farther would I speak , but am afraid
Lest ...
... not mean but sovereign . Foregathers with him one Don Michael Zanche Of
Logodoro ; and of Sardinia To gossip never do their tongues feel tired . O me !
see that one , how he grinds his teeth ; Still farther would I speak , but am afraid
Lest ...
Page 118
The greyhound is Can Grande colour he means ; because no clear stream nella
Scala , Lord of Verona , Imperial or lake on the Continent ever looks Vicar ,
Ghibelline , and friend of Dante . brown , but blue or green ; and Dante , Verona
is ...
The greyhound is Can Grande colour he means ; because no clear stream nella
Scala , Lord of Verona , Imperial or lake on the Continent ever looks Vicar ,
Ghibelline , and friend of Dante . brown , but blue or green ; and Dante , Verona
is ...
Page 120
... so that , drawing in his breath , “ Now , whether this be in what we he
swallowed them all together ; then , moderns call ' good taste , ' or not , I do
breathing , exhaled them all on fire , like not mean jast now to inquire , -Dante
sparks . ' having ...
... so that , drawing in his breath , “ Now , whether this be in what we he
swallowed them all together ; then , moderns call ' good taste , ' or not , I do
breathing , exhaled them all on fire , like not mean jast now to inquire , -Dante
sparks . ' having ...
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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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