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Page 35
Doubting was I , and saying , “ Tell her , tell her , " Within me , tell her , ” saying , “
tell my Lady , " Who slakes my thirst with her sweet effluences ; And yet that
reverence which doth lord it over The whole of me only by B and ICE , Bowed me
...
Doubting was I , and saying , “ Tell her , tell her , " Within me , tell her , ” saying , “
tell my Lady , " Who slakes my thirst with her sweet effluences ; And yet that
reverence which doth lord it over The whole of me only by B and ICE , Bowed me
...
Page 42
60 65 71 In Rhone , when it is mingled with the Sorgue , Me for its lord awaited in
due time , And that horn of Ausonia , which is towned With Bari , with Gaeta and
Catona , Whence Tronto and Verde in the sea disgorge . Already Aashed upon ...
60 65 71 In Rhone , when it is mingled with the Sorgue , Me for its lord awaited in
due time , And that horn of Ausonia , which is towned With Bari , with Gaeta and
Catona , Whence Tronto and Verde in the sea disgorge . Already Aashed upon ...
Page 66
... by his love our Lord brings into being ; Because that living Light , which from its
fount Effulgent flows , so that it disunites not From Him nor from the Love in them
intrined , Through its own goodness reunites its rays In nine subsistences , as in ...
... by his love our Lord brings into being ; Because that living Light , which from its
fount Effulgent flows , so that it disunites not From Him nor from the Love in them
intrined , Through its own goodness reunites its rays In nine subsistences , as in ...
Page 123
And she : “ O light eterne of the great man To whom our Lord delivered up the
keys He carried down of this miraculous joy , This one examine on points light
and grave , As good beseemeth thee , about the Faith By means of which thou on
the ...
And she : “ O light eterne of the great man To whom our Lord delivered up the
keys He carried down of this miraculous joy , This one examine on points light
and grave , As good beseemeth thee , about the Faith By means of which thou on
the ...
Page 126
This the beginning is , this is the spark Which afterwards dilates to vivid flame ,
And , like a star in heaven , is sparkling in me . ” Even as a lord who hears what
pleaseth him His servant straight embraces , gratulating 134 140 145 150 For the
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This the beginning is , this is the spark Which afterwards dilates to vivid flame ,
And , like a star in heaven , is sparkling in me . ” Even as a lord who hears what
pleaseth him His servant straight embraces , gratulating 134 140 145 150 For the
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| Title | The Divine Comedy, Volume 11 Volumes 9-11 of Longfellow, H.W. Complete writings The Divine Comedy, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
| Author | Dante Alighieri |
| Translated by | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
| Publisher | Charles Scribner's Sons, 1904 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 24 Jan 2019 |
| Length | 305 pages |
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