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... Whence I to him : " Do thou again inquire Concerning what thou thinks't will satisfy me ; For I cannot , such pity is in my heart . " Therefore he recommenced : " So may the man Do for thee freely what thy speech implores , Spirit ...
... Whence I to him : " Do thou again inquire Concerning what thou thinks't will satisfy me ; For I cannot , such pity is in my heart . " Therefore he recommenced : " So may the man Do for thee freely what thy speech implores , Spirit ...
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... Whence he provided with his phalanxes To trample down the soil , because the vapour Better extinguished was while it was single ; Thus was descending the eternal heat , Whereby the sand was set on fire , like tinder Beneath the steel ...
... Whence he provided with his phalanxes To trample down the soil , because the vapour Better extinguished was while it was single ; Thus was descending the eternal heat , Whereby the sand was set on fire , like tinder Beneath the steel ...
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... Whence I perceived that there the passage was . " In all the rest which I have shown to thee Since we have entered in within the gate Whose threshold unto no one is denied , Nothing has been discovered by thine eyes So notable as is the ...
... Whence I perceived that there the passage was . " In all the rest which I have shown to thee Since we have entered in within the gate Whose threshold unto no one is denied , Nothing has been discovered by thine eyes So notable as is the ...
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... Whence I thrust out my head with eyes cast downward . Then was I still more fearful of the abyss ; Because I fires beheld , and heard laments , Whereat I , trembling , all the closer cling . 80 85 55 100 ICS 110 115 I saw then , for ...
... Whence I thrust out my head with eyes cast downward . Then was I still more fearful of the abyss ; Because I fires beheld , and heard laments , Whereat I , trembling , all the closer cling . 80 85 55 100 ICS 110 115 I saw then , for ...
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... whence he started swiftly , Thorough a hundred circles , and alights Far from his master , sullen and disdainful ; Even thus did Geryon place us on the bottom , Close to the bases of the rough - hewn rock , And being disencumbered of ...
... whence he started swiftly , Thorough a hundred circles , and alights Far from his master , sullen and disdainful ; Even thus did Geryon place us on the bottom , Close to the bases of the rough - hewn rock , And being disencumbered of ...
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