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... speak . " And as he is , who unwills what he willed , And by new thoughts doth his intention change , So that from his design he quite withdraws , Such I became , upon that dark hillside , Because , in thinking , I consumed the emprise ...
... speak . " And as he is , who unwills what he willed , And by new thoughts doth his intention change , So that from his design he quite withdraws , Such I became , upon that dark hillside , Because , in thinking , I consumed the emprise ...
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... speak of them , but look , and pass . " And I , who looked again , beheld a banner , Which , whirling round , ran on so rapidly , That of all pause it seemed to me indignant ; And after it there came so long a train Of people , that I ...
... speak of them , but look , and pass . " And I , who looked again , beheld a banner , Which , whirling round , ran on so rapidly , That of all pause it seemed to me indignant ; And after it there came so long a train Of people , that I ...
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... and I was nigh bewildered . And I began : " O Poet , willingly Speak would I to those two , who go together , And seem upon the wind to be so light . " 33 40 33 45 ་ And he to me : " Thou'lt mark , when INFERNO , V. 19.
... and I was nigh bewildered . And I began : " O Poet , willingly Speak would I to those two , who go together , And seem upon the wind to be so light . " 33 40 33 45 ་ And he to me : " Thou'lt mark , when INFERNO , V. 19.
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... speak , That will we hear , and we will speak to you , While silent is the wind , as it is now . Sitteth the city , wherein I was born , Upon the sea - shore where the Po descends To rest in peace with all his retinue . Love , that on ...
... speak , That will we hear , and we will speak to you , While silent is the wind , as it is now . Sitteth the city , wherein I was born , Upon the sea - shore where the Po descends To rest in peace with all his retinue . Love , that on ...
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... speak with them . A little then they quelled their great disdain , And said : " Come thou alone , and he begone Who has so boldly entered these dominions . Let him return alone by his mad road ; Try , if he can ; for thou shalt here ...
... speak with them . A little then they quelled their great disdain , And said : " Come thou alone , and he begone Who has so boldly entered these dominions . Let him return alone by his mad road ; Try , if he can ; for thou shalt here ...
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