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Page 11
Into itself did the eternal pearl Receive us , even as water doth receive A ray of
light , remaining still unbroken . If I was body and we here conceive not How one
dimension tolerates another , Which needs must be if body enter body ) , More
the ...
Into itself did the eternal pearl Receive us , even as water doth receive A ray of
light , remaining still unbroken . If I was body and we here conceive not How one
dimension tolerates another , Which needs must be if body enter body ) , More
the ...
Page 31
Torquatus thence and Quinctius , who from locks Unkempt was named , Decii
and Fabii , Received the fame I willingly embalm ; It struck to earth the pride of the
Arabians , Who , following Hannibal , had passed across The Alpine ridges , Po ...
Torquatus thence and Quinctius , who from locks Unkempt was named , Decii
and Fabii , Received the fame I willingly embalm ; It struck to earth the pride of the
Arabians , Who , following Hannibal , had passed across The Alpine ridges , Po ...
Page 42
... that is murky ' Twixt Pachino and Peloro ( on the gulf Which greatest scath from
Eurus doth receive ) , Not through Typhæus , but through nascent sulphur ,
Would have awaited her own monarchs still , Through me from Charles
descended ...
... that is murky ' Twixt Pachino and Peloro ( on the gulf Which greatest scath from
Eurus doth receive ) , Not through Typhæus , but through nascent sulphur ,
Would have awaited her own monarchs still , Through me from Charles
descended ...
Page 55
... and one in state affairs , One in the pleasures of the Aesh involved Wearied
himself , one gave himself to ease ; When I , from all these things emancipate ,
With Beatrice above there in the Heavens With such exceeding glory was
received !
... and one in state affairs , One in the pleasures of the Aesh involved Wearied
himself , one gave himself to ease ; When I , from all these things emancipate ,
With Beatrice above there in the Heavens With such exceeding glory was
received !
Page 58
go 95 100 105 Nor for appearing marvellously scorned ; But regally his hard
determination To Innocent he opened , and from him Received the primal seal
upon his Order . After the people mendicant increased Behind this man , whose ...
go 95 100 105 Nor for appearing marvellously scorned ; But regally his hard
determination To Innocent he opened , and from him Received the primal seal
upon his Order . After the people mendicant increased Behind this man , whose ...
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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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