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Page 28
... Well know I the way ; therefore be reassurer This fen , which a prodigious
stench exhales , Encompasses about the city dolent , Where now we cannot
enter without anger . " 03 And more he said , but not in mind I 28 THE DIVINE
COMEDY .
... Well know I the way ; therefore be reassurer This fen , which a prodigious
stench exhales , Encompasses about the city dolent , Where now we cannot
enter without anger . " 03 And more he said , but not in mind I 28 THE DIVINE
COMEDY .
Page 36
Or , sooth , thy mind where is it elsewhere looking ? Hast thou no recollection of
those words With which thine Ethics thoroughly discusses The dispositions three
, that Heaven abides not ,Incontinence , and Malice , and insane Bestiality ? and
...
Or , sooth , thy mind where is it elsewhere looking ? Hast thou no recollection of
those words With which thine Ethics thoroughly discusses The dispositions three
, that Heaven abides not ,Incontinence , and Malice , and insane Bestiality ? and
...
Page 45
Now follow me , and mind thou do not place As yet thy feet upon the burning
sand , But always keep them close unto the wood . ” Speaking no word , we came
to where there gushes Forth from the wood a little rivulet , Whose redness makes
...
Now follow me , and mind thou do not place As yet thy feet upon the burning
sand , But always keep them close unto the wood . ” Speaking no word , we came
to where there gushes Forth from the wood a little rivulet , Whose redness makes
...
Page 48
If my entreaty wholly were fulfilled , " Replied I to him , “ not yet would you be In
banishment from human nature placed ; For in my mind is fixed , and touches
now My heart the dear and good paternal image Of you , when in the world from
hour ...
If my entreaty wholly were fulfilled , " Replied I to him , “ not yet would you be In
banishment from human nature placed ; For in my mind is fixed , and touches
now My heart the dear and good paternal image Of you , when in the world from
hour ...
Page 78
... dissembled not , But unto me directed mind and face , And with a melancholy
shame was painted . Then said : “ It pains me more that thou hast caught ine
Amid this misery where thou seest me , Than when I from the other life was taken
.
... dissembled not , But unto me directed mind and face , And with a melancholy
shame was painted . Then said : “ It pains me more that thou hast caught ine
Amid this misery where thou seest me , Than when I from the other life was taken
.
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| 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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