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... reason subjugate to appetite . And as the wings of starlings bear them on In the cold season in large band and full , So doth that blast the spirits maledict ; It hither , thither , downward , upward , drives them ; No hope doth comfort ...
... reason subjugate to appetite . And as the wings of starlings bear them on In the cold season in large band and full , So doth that blast the spirits maledict ; It hither , thither , downward , upward , drives them ; No hope doth comfort ...
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... reason of two flamelets we saw placed there , And from afar another answer them , So far , that hardly could the eye attain it . And , to the sea of all discernment turned , I said : " What sayeth this , and what respondeth That other ...
... reason of two flamelets we saw placed there , And from afar another answer them , So far , that hardly could the eye attain it . And , to the sea of all discernment turned , I said : " What sayeth this , and what respondeth That other ...
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... reason of the horrible Excess of stench the deep abyss throws out , We drew ourselves aside behind the cover Of a great tomb , whereon I saw a writing , Which said : " Pope Anastasius I hold , Whom out of the right way Photinus drew ...
... reason of the horrible Excess of stench the deep abyss throws out , We drew ourselves aside behind the cover Of a great tomb , whereon I saw a writing , Which said : " Pope Anastasius I hold , Whom out of the right way Photinus drew ...
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... reason manifest . A death by violence , and painful wounds , Are to our neighbour given ; and in his substance Ruin , and arson , and injurious levies ; Whence homicides , and he who smites unjustly , Marauders , and freebooters , the ...
... reason manifest . A death by violence , and painful wounds , Are to our neighbour given ; and in his substance Ruin , and arson , and injurious levies ; Whence homicides , and he who smites unjustly , Marauders , and freebooters , the ...
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... reason of the present quarrel , Where he has spoken of the frog and mouse ; For mo and issa are not more alike Than this one is to that , if well we couple End and beginning with a steadfast mind . And even as one thought from another ...
... reason of the present quarrel , Where he has spoken of the frog and mouse ; For mo and issa are not more alike Than this one is to that , if well we couple End and beginning with a steadfast mind . And even as one thought from another ...
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