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Page 9
Thou shouldst not wonder more , if well I judge , At thine ascent , than at a rivulet
From some high mount descending to the plain . Marvel it would be in thee , if
deprived Of hindrance , thou wert seated down below , As if on earth the living
fire ...
Thou shouldst not wonder more , if well I judge , At thine ascent , than at a rivulet
From some high mount descending to the plain . Marvel it would be in thee , if
deprived Of hindrance , thou wert seated down below , As if on earth the living
fire ...
Page 13
Three mirrors shalt thou take , and two remove Alike from thee , the other more
remote Between the former two shall meet thine eyes . Turned towards these ,
cause that behind thy back 100 Be placed a light , illuming the three mirrors And
...
Three mirrors shalt thou take , and two remove Alike from thee , the other more
remote Between the former two shall meet thine eyes . Turned towards these ,
cause that behind thy back 100 Be placed a light , illuming the three mirrors And
...
Page 23
But now another passage runs across Before thine eyes , and such that by thyself
Thou couldst not thread it ere thou wouldst be weary . I have for certain put into
thy mind That soul beatified could never lie , For it is ever near the primal Truth ...
But now another passage runs across Before thine eyes , and such that by thyself
Thou couldst not thread it ere thou wouldst be weary . I have for certain put into
thy mind That soul beatified could never lie , For it is ever near the primal Truth ...
Page 25
CANTO V 5 IO « If in the heat of love I flame upon thee Beyond the measure that
on earth is seen , So that the valor of thine eyes I vanquish , Marvel thou not
thereat ; for this proceeds From perfect sight , which as it apprehends To the good
...
CANTO V 5 IO « If in the heat of love I flame upon thee Beyond the measure that
on earth is seen , So that the valor of thine eyes I vanquish , Marvel thou not
thereat ; for this proceeds From perfect sight , which as it apprehends To the good
...
Page 28
... To see the thrones of the eternal triumph , Or ever yet the warfare be
abandoned , With light that through the whole of heaven is spread Kindled are
we , and hence if thou desirest To know of us , at thine own pleasure sate thee . ”
Thus by ...
... To see the thrones of the eternal triumph , Or ever yet the warfare be
abandoned , With light that through the whole of heaven is spread Kindled are
we , and hence if thou desirest To know of us , at thine own pleasure sate thee . ”
Thus by ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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