The divine comedy, tr. by H.W. Longfellow, Volume 21867 |
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... Virgilius : " Ye believe Perchance that we have knowledge of this place , But we are strangers even as yourselves . Just now we came , a little while before you , Another way , which was so rough and steep , That mounting will ...
... Virgilius : " Ye believe Perchance that we have knowledge of this place , But we are strangers even as yourselves . Just now we came , a little while before you , Another way , which was so rough and steep , That mounting will ...
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... Virgilius made beginning , " by that peace Which I believe is waiting for you all , Tell us upon what side the mountain slopes , So that the going up be possible , For to lose time irks him most who most knows . " As sheep come issuing ...
... Virgilius made beginning , " by that peace Which I believe is waiting for you all , Tell us upon what side the mountain slopes , So that the going up be possible , For to lose time irks him most who most knows . " As sheep come issuing ...
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... in moving of thine eyes ! Nothing whatever did it say to us , But let us go our way , eying us only After the manner of a couchant lion ; 55 60 65 Still near to it Virgilius drew , entreating That it 34 The Divine Comedy.
... in moving of thine eyes ! Nothing whatever did it say to us , But let us go our way , eying us only After the manner of a couchant lion ; 55 60 65 Still near to it Virgilius drew , entreating That it 34 The Divine Comedy.
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Dante Alighieri. Still near to it Virgilius drew , entreating That it would point us out the best ascent ; And it replied not unto his demand , But of our native land and of our life It questioned us ; and the sweet Guide began : 66 ...
Dante Alighieri. Still near to it Virgilius drew , entreating That it would point us out the best ascent ; And it replied not unto his demand , But of our native land and of our life It questioned us ; and the sweet Guide began : 66 ...
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... Virgilius ; and for no crime else Did I lose heaven , than for not having faith " ; In this wise then my Leader made reply . As one who suddenly before him sees Something whereat he marvels , who believes And yet does not , saying ...
... Virgilius ; and for no crime else Did I lose heaven , than for not having faith " ; In this wise then my Leader made reply . As one who suddenly before him sees Something whereat he marvels , who believes And yet does not , saying ...
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