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Page 32
If they were banished , they returned on all sides , " I answered him , “ the first
time and the second ; But yours have not acquired that art aright . ” Then there
uprose upon the sight , uncovered Down to the chin , a shadow at his side ; I think
that ...
If they were banished , they returned on all sides , " I answered him , “ the first
time and the second ; But yours have not acquired that art aright . ” Then there
uprose upon the sight , uncovered Down to the chin , a shadow at his side ; I think
that ...
Page 34
My son , upon the inside of these rocks , " Began he then to say , “ are three small
circles , From grade to grade , like those which thou art leaving They all are full of
spirits maledict ; But that hereafter sight alone suffice thee , Heur how and ...
My son , upon the inside of these rocks , " Began he then to say , “ are three small
circles , From grade to grade , like those which thou art leaving They all are full of
spirits maledict ; But that hereafter sight alone suffice thee , Heur how and ...
Page 52
He said to me : “ Soon there will upward come What I await ; and what thy thought
is dreaming Must soon reveal itself unto thy sight . ” Aye to that truth which has
the face of falsehood , A man should člose his lips as far as may be , Because ...
He said to me : “ Soon there will upward come What I await ; and what thy thought
is dreaming Must soon reveal itself unto thy sight . ” Aye to that truth which has
the face of falsehood , A man should člose his lips as far as may be , Because ...
Page 55
T'han was my own , when I perceived myself On all sides in the air , and saw
extinguished The sight of everything but of the monster . Onward he goeth ,
swimming slowly , slowly ; Wheels and descends , but I perceive it only By wind
upon my ...
T'han was my own , when I perceived myself On all sides in the air , and saw
extinguished The sight of everything but of the monster . Onward he goeth ,
swimming slowly , slowly ; Wheels and descends , but I perceive it only By wind
upon my ...
Page 57
While I was going on , mine eyes by one Encountered were ; and straight I said :
Already With sight of this one I am not unfed . ” Therefore I stayed my feet to make
him out , And with me the sweet Guide came to a stand , And to my going ...
While I was going on , mine eyes by one Encountered were ; and straight I said :
Already With sight of this one I am not unfed . ” Therefore I stayed my feet to make
him out , And with me the sweet Guide came to a stand , And to my going ...
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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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