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Page 65
ICC So that there scarce remained one in the cradle , An augur , and with
Calchas gave the moment , In Aulis , when to sever the first cable . Eryphylus his
name was , and so sings My lofty Tragedy in some part or other ; That knowest
thou weli ...
ICC So that there scarce remained one in the cradle , An augur , and with
Calchas gave the moment , In Aulis , when to sever the first cable . Eryphylus his
name was , and so sings My lofty Tragedy in some part or other ; That knowest
thou weli ...
Page 80
21 1 I did not know them ; but it came to pass , As it is wont to happen by some
chance , That one to name the other was compelled , Exclaiming : " Where can
Cianfa have remained ? " Whence I , so that the Leader might attend , Upward
from ...
21 1 I did not know them ; but it came to pass , As it is wont to happen by some
chance , That one to name the other was compelled , Exclaiming : " Where can
Cianfa have remained ? " Whence I , so that the Leader might attend , Upward
from ...
Page 91
But I remained to look upon the crowd ; And saw a thing which I should be afraid ,
Without some further proof , even to recount , If it were not that conscience
reassures me , That good companion which emboldens man Beneath the
hauberk of ...
But I remained to look upon the crowd ; And saw a thing which I should be afraid ,
Without some further proof , even to recount , If it were not that conscience
reassures me , That good companion which emboldens man Beneath the
hauberk of ...
Page 96
And the Aretine , who trembling had remained , Said to me : “ That mad sprite is
Gianni Schicchi , And raving goes thus harrying other people . ” “ O , ” said I to
him , “ so may not the other Set teeth on thee , let it not weary thee To tell us who
it is ...
And the Aretine , who trembling had remained , Said to me : “ That mad sprite is
Gianni Schicchi , And raving goes thus harrying other people . ” “ O , ” said I to
him , “ so may not the other Set teeth on thee , let it not weary thee To tell us who
it is ...
Page 109
I did not die , and I alive remained not ; Think for thyself now , hast thou aught of
wit , What I became , being of both deprived . The Emperor of the kingdom
dolorous From his mid - breast forth issued from the ice ; And better with a giant I
...
I did not die , and I alive remained not ; Think for thyself now , hast thou aught of
wit , What I became , being of both deprived . The Emperor of the kingdom
dolorous From his mid - breast forth issued from the ice ; And better with a giant I
...
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| 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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