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... Tree of Knowledge 352 Hugh Capet . - The Earthquake . 311 CANTO XXXIII . CANTO XXI . The River Eunoë • 356 The Poet Statius . • 315 CANTO XXII . The Sixth Circle . - The Gluttonous -The Mystic Tree . CANTO XXIII . Forese CANTO XXIV ...
... Tree of Knowledge 352 Hugh Capet . - The Earthquake . 311 CANTO XXXIII . CANTO XXI . The River Eunoë • 356 The Poet Statius . • 315 CANTO XXII . The Sixth Circle . - The Gluttonous -The Mystic Tree . CANTO XXIII . Forese CANTO XXIV ...
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... trees were there , but thorns with poison . Such tangled thickets have not , nor so dense , Those savage wild beasts , that in hatred hold ' Twixt Cecina and Corneto the tilled places . There do the hideous Harpies make their nests ...
... trees were there , but thorns with poison . Such tangled thickets have not , nor so dense , Those savage wild beasts , that in hatred hold ' Twixt Cecina and Corneto the tilled places . There do the hideous Harpies make their nests ...
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... trees ; Indeed , thy hand should be more pitiful , Even if the souls of serpents we had been . " As out of a green brand , that is on fire At one of the ends , and from the other drips And hisses with the wind that is escaping , So from ...
... trees ; Indeed , thy hand should be more pitiful , Even if the souls of serpents we had been . " As out of a green brand , that is on fire At one of the ends , and from the other drips And hisses with the wind that is escaping , So from ...
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... tree ; The Harpies , feeding then upon its leaves , Do pain create , and for the pain an outlet . Like others for our spoils shall we return ; But not that any one may them revest , For ' tis not just to have what one casts off . Here ...
... tree ; The Harpies , feeding then upon its leaves , Do pain create , and for the pain an outlet . Like others for our spoils shall we return ; But not that any one may them revest , For ' tis not just to have what one casts off . Here ...
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... tree so , as this horrible reptile Upon the other's limbs entwined its own . Then they stuck close , as if of heated wax They had been made , and intermixed their colour ; Nor one nor other seemed now what he was ; E'en as proceedeth on ...
... tree so , as this horrible reptile Upon the other's limbs entwined its own . Then they stuck close , as if of heated wax They had been made , and intermixed their colour ; Nor one nor other seemed now what he was ; E'en as proceedeth on ...
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