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... night beheld , and ours so very low It did not rise above the ocean floor . Five times rekindled and as many quenched Had been the splendour underneath the moon , Since we had entered into the deep pass , When there appeared to us a ...
... night beheld , and ours so very low It did not rise above the ocean floor . Five times rekindled and as many quenched Had been the splendour underneath the moon , Since we had entered into the deep pass , When there appeared to us a ...
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... night , and less than day , So that my sight went little in advance ; But I could hear the blare of a loud horn , So loud it would have made each thunder faint , Which , counter to it following its way , Mine eyes directed wholly to one ...
... night , and less than day , So that my sight went little in advance ; But I could hear the blare of a loud horn , So loud it would have made each thunder faint , Which , counter to it following its way , Mine eyes directed wholly to one ...
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... night is reascending , and ' tis time That we depart , for we have seen the whole . " As seemed him good , I clasped him round the neck , And he the vantage seized of time and j'ace , And when the wings were opened wide apart , He laid ...
... night is reascending , and ' tis time That we depart , for we have seen the whole . " As seemed him good , I clasped him round the neck , And he the vantage seized of time and j'ace , And when the wings were opened wide apart , He laid ...
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... night That reveth bestes from hir businesse Berafte me my boke for lacke of light . " Mr. Ruskin , Modern Painters , III . 240 , speaking of Dante's use of the word bruno , " says : - 66 " In describing a simple twilight - not a Hades ...
... night That reveth bestes from hir businesse Berafte me my boke for lacke of light . " Mr. Ruskin , Modern Painters , III . 240 , speaking of Dante's use of the word bruno , " says : - 66 " In describing a simple twilight - not a Hades ...
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... night frosts , and then blanched or whitened by the sun ( the symbol of reason ) , which opens its leaves ; and what produces the effect of the sun on him is a speech of Virgil's , persuad- ing him to follow his guidance . ' CANTO III ...
... night frosts , and then blanched or whitened by the sun ( the symbol of reason ) , which opens its leaves ; and what produces the effect of the sun on him is a speech of Virgil's , persuad- ing him to follow his guidance . ' CANTO III ...
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