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... dead Will be our knowledge from the moment when The portal of the future shall be closed . " Then I , as if compunctious for my fault , Said : " Now , then , you will tell that fallen one , That still his son is with the living joined ...
... dead Will be our knowledge from the moment when The portal of the future shall be closed . " Then I , as if compunctious for my fault , Said : " Now , then , you will tell that fallen one , That still his son is with the living joined ...
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... whate'er he touches ? Thus are not wont to do the feet of dead men . ” And my good Guide , who now was at his breast , Where the two natures are together joined , M 55 Replied : " Indeed he lives , and thus alone 38 THE DIVINE COMEDY .
... whate'er he touches ? Thus are not wont to do the feet of dead men . ” And my good Guide , who now was at his breast , Where the two natures are together joined , M 55 Replied : " Indeed he lives , and thus alone 38 THE DIVINE COMEDY .
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... living , am I , dead ! If Jove should weary out his smith , from whom He seized in anger the sharp thunderbolt , Wherewith upon the last day I was smitten , GC 45 And if he wearied out by turns the others In 44 THE DIVINE COMEDY .
... living , am I , dead ! If Jove should weary out his smith , from whom He seized in anger the sharp thunderbolt , Wherewith upon the last day I was smitten , GC 45 And if he wearied out by turns the others In 44 THE DIVINE COMEDY .
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... dead ; Who is a greater reprobate than he Who feels compassion at the doom divine ? Lift up , lift up thy head , and see for whom Opened the earth before the Thebans ' eyes ; Wherefore they all cried : ' Whither rushest thou ...
... dead ; Who is a greater reprobate than he Who feels compassion at the doom divine ? Lift up , lift up thy head , and see for whom Opened the earth before the Thebans ' eyes ; Wherefore they all cried : ' Whither rushest thou ...
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... dead bones , And , after her who first the place selected , Mantua named it , without other omen . Its people once within more crowded were , Ere the stupidity of Casalodi From Pinamonte had received deceit . Therefore I caution thee ...
... dead bones , And , after her who first the place selected , Mantua named it , without other omen . Its people once within more crowded were , Ere the stupidity of Casalodi From Pinamonte had received deceit . Therefore I caution thee ...
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