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... stars That with him were , what time the Love Divine At first in motion set those beauteous things ; So were to me occasion of good hope , The variegated skin of that wild beast , The hour of time , and the delicious season ; But not so ...
... stars That with him were , what time the Love Divine At first in motion set those beauteous things ; So were to me occasion of good hope , The variegated skin of that wild beast , The hour of time , and the delicious season ; But not so ...
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... at thy will ! Therefore , if thou escape from these dark places , And come to rebehold the beauteous stars , When it shall pleasure thee to say , ' I was , ' 13 See that thou speak of us unto the people . INFERNO , XVI . 51.
... at thy will ! Therefore , if thou escape from these dark places , And come to rebehold the beauteous stars , When it shall pleasure thee to say , ' I was , ' 13 See that thou speak of us unto the people . INFERNO , XVI . 51.
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... stars And sea , the view was not cut off from him . And she there , who is covering up her breasts , Which thou beholdest not , with loosened tresses , And on that side has all the hairy skin , Was Manto , who made quest through many ...
... stars And sea , the view was not cut off from him . And she there , who is covering up her breasts , Which thou beholdest not , with loosened tresses , And on that side has all the hairy skin , Was Manto , who made quest through many ...
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... stars of the other pole The 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 ...
... stars of the other pole The 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 ...
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... first and I the second , Till I beheld through a round aperture Some of the beauteous things that Heaven dɔth bear , Thence we came forth to rebehold the stars 199 130 5 NOTES TO INFERNO . ! NOTES TO INFERNO . THE 112 THE DIVINE COMEDY .
... first and I the second , Till I beheld through a round aperture Some of the beauteous things that Heaven dɔth bear , Thence we came forth to rebehold the stars 199 130 5 NOTES TO INFERNO . ! NOTES TO INFERNO . THE 112 THE DIVINE COMEDY .
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