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Page 84
... virtue of mankind ; But I put forth on the high open sea With one sole ship , and that small company By which I never had deserted been . Both of the shores I saw as far as Spain , Far as Morocco , and the isle of Sardes , And the ...
... virtue of mankind ; But I put forth on the high open sea With one sole ship , and that small company By which I never had deserted been . Both of the shores I saw as far as Spain , Far as Morocco , and the isle of Sardes , And the ...
Page 85
... virtue and of knowledge . ' So eager did I render my companions , With this brief exhortation , for the voyage , That then I hardly could have held them back . And having turned our stern unto the morning , We of the oars made wings for ...
... virtue and of knowledge . ' So eager did I render my companions , With this brief exhortation , for the voyage , That then I hardly could have held them back . And having turned our stern unto the morning , We of the oars made wings for ...
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Dante Alighieri. Ah , Genoese ! ye men at variance With every virtue , full of every vice ! Wherefore are ye not scattered from the world ? For with the vilest spirit of Romagna I found of you one such , who for his deeds In soul already ...
Dante Alighieri. Ah , Genoese ! ye men at variance With every virtue , full of every vice ! Wherefore are ye not scattered from the world ? For with the vilest spirit of Romagna I found of you one such , who for his deeds In soul already ...
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... virtue ; the Roman word is better , ' impedimenta ' ; for as the bag- gage is to an army , so is riches to virtue ; it cannot be spared nor left behind , but it hindereth the march ; yea , and the care of it sometimes loseth or ...
... virtue ; the Roman word is better , ' impedimenta ' ; for as the bag- gage is to an army , so is riches to virtue ; it cannot be spared nor left behind , but it hindereth the march ; yea , and the care of it sometimes loseth or ...
Page 136
... virtue and worth ; and therefore the author says , ' Goodness is none that decks his memory . ' 19. Phlegyas was the father of Ixion And this is all that is known of the and Coronis . He was - king of the La- " Fiorentino spirito ...
... virtue and worth ; and therefore the author says , ' Goodness is none that decks his memory . ' 19. Phlegyas was the father of Ixion And this is all that is known of the and Coronis . He was - king of the La- " Fiorentino spirito ...
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