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Page 42
... soul is bound Within these knots ; and tell us , if thou canst , If any from such members e'er is freed . " Then blew the trunk amain , and afterward The wind was into such a voice converted : " With brevity shall be replied to you ...
... soul is bound Within these knots ; and tell us , if thou canst , If any from such members e'er is freed . " Then blew the trunk amain , and afterward The wind was into such a voice converted : " With brevity shall be replied to you ...
Page 60
... soul , implanted like a stake , " To say began I , “ if thou canst , speak out . ” I stood even as the friar who is confessing The false assassin , who , when he is fixed , Recalls him , so that death may be delayed . And he cried out ...
... soul , implanted like a stake , " To say began I , “ if thou canst , speak out . ” I stood even as the friar who is confessing The false assassin , who , when he is fixed , Recalls him , so that death may be delayed . And he cried out ...
Page 82
... soul , which to a reptile had been changed , Along the valley hissing takes to flight , And after him the other speaking sputters . Then did he turn upon him his new shoulders , And said to the other : " I'll have Buoso run , Crawling ...
... soul , which to a reptile had been changed , Along the valley hissing takes to flight , And after him the other speaking sputters . Then did he turn upon him his new shoulders , And said to the other : " I'll have Buoso run , Crawling ...
Page 100
... Soul idiotic , Keep to thy horn , and vent thyself with that , When wrath or other passion touches thee . Search round thy neck , and thou wilt find the belt Which keeps it fastened , O bewildered soul , And see it , where it bars thy ...
... Soul idiotic , Keep to thy horn , and vent thyself with that , When wrath or other passion touches thee . Search round thy neck , and thou wilt find the belt Which keeps it fastened , O bewildered soul , And see it , where it bars thy ...
Page 108
... souls so merciless That the last post is given unto you , Lift from mine eyes the rigid veils , that I May vent the ... soul betrays As I have done , his body by a demon Is taken from him , who thereafter rules it , Until his time has ...
... souls so merciless That the last post is given unto you , Lift from mine eyes the rigid veils , that I May vent the ... soul betrays As I have done , his body by a demon Is taken from him , who thereafter rules it , Until his time has ...
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