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Page 40
... farther , Know that thou art within the second round , ” Thus he began to say , “
and shalt be , till Thou comest out upon the horrible sand ; Therefore look well
around , and thou shalt see Things that will credence give unto my speech .
... farther , Know that thou art within the second round , ” Thus he began to say , “
and shalt be , till Thou comest out upon the horrible sand ; Therefore look well
around , and thou shalt see Things that will credence give unto my speech .
Page 46
Rhea once chose it for the faithful cradle Of her own son ; and to conceal him
better , Whene'er he cried , she there had clamours r A grand old man stands in
the mount erect , Who holds his shoulders turned tow'rds Dan And looks at Rome
as ...
Rhea once chose it for the faithful cradle Of her own son ; and to conceal him
better , Whene'er he cried , she there had clamours r A grand old man stands in
the mount erect , Who holds his shoulders turned tow'rds Dan And looks at Rome
as ...
Page 51
In this wise I exclaimed with face uplifted ; And the three , taking that for my reply ,
Looked at each other , as one looks at truth . “ If other times so little it doth cost
thee , ” Replied they all , “ to satisfy another , Happy art thou , thus speaking at thy
...
In this wise I exclaimed with face uplifted ; And the three , taking that for my reply ,
Looked at each other , as one looks at truth . “ If other times so little it doth cost
thee , ” Replied they all , “ to satisfy another , Happy art thou , thus speaking at thy
...
Page 52
Al : me ! how very cautious men should be With those who not alone behold the
act , But with their wisdom look into the thoughts ! He said to me : “ Soon there will
upward come What I await ; and what thy thought is dreaming Must soon reveal ...
Al : me ! how very cautious men should be With those who not alone behold the
act , But with their wisdom look into the thoughts ! He said to me : “ Soon there will
upward come What I await ; and what thy thought is dreaming Must soon reveal ...
Page 59
He screamed to me : “ Wherefore art thou so eager To look at me more than the
other foul ones ? " And I to him : “ Because , if I remember , I have already seen
thee with dry hair , And thou'rt Alessio Interminei of Lucca ; Therefore I eye thee ...
He screamed to me : “ Wherefore art thou so eager To look at me more than the
other foul ones ? " And I to him : “ Because , if I remember , I have already seen
thee with dry hair , And thou'rt Alessio Interminei of Lucca ; Therefore I eye thee ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Divine Comedy Classic translations from classic authors |
| Author | Dante Alighieri |
| Publisher | Routledge, 1895 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 30 Oct 2007 |
| Length | 500 pages |
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