The divine comedy, tr. by H.W. Longfellow, Volume 31867 |
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... mind Shall now become the subject of O good Apollo , for this last emprise my song . Make of me such a vessel of thy power As giving the beloved laurel asks ! 5 10 15 One summit of Parnassus hitherto Has been enough for me I I.
... mind Shall now become the subject of O good Apollo , for this last emprise my song . Make of me such a vessel of thy power As giving the beloved laurel asks ! 5 10 15 One summit of Parnassus hitherto Has been enough for me I I.
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... , Never before with such acuteness felt ; Whence she , who saw me as I saw myself , To quiet in me my perturbed mind , Opened her mouth , ere I did mine to ask , 80 85 And she began : " Thou makest thyself so dull 4 The Divine Comedy.
... , Never before with such acuteness felt ; Whence she , who saw me as I saw myself , To quiet in me my perturbed mind , Opened her mouth , ere I did mine to ask , 80 85 And she began : " Thou makest thyself so dull 4 The Divine Comedy.
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... mind On God , who unto the first star has brought us . ' It seemed to me a cloud encompassed us , Luminous , dense , consolidate and bright As adamant on which the sun is striking . Into itself did the eternal pearl Receive us , even as ...
... mind On God , who unto the first star has brought us . ' It seemed to me a cloud encompassed us , Luminous , dense , consolidate and bright As adamant on which the sun is striking . Into itself did the eternal pearl Receive us , even as ...
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... mind doth contemplate me well , 45 The being more fair will not conceal me from thee , But thou shalt recognize I am Piccarda , Who , stationed here among these other blessed , Myself am blessed in the slowest sphere . All our ...
... mind doth contemplate me well , 45 The being more fair will not conceal me from thee , But thou shalt recognize I am Piccarda , Who , stationed here among these other blessed , Myself am blessed in the slowest sphere . All our ...
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... thus is adapted to your mind , Since only through the sense it apprehendeth What then it worthy makes of intellect . 20 25 30 35 40 On this account the Scripture condescends Unto your faculties , 22 The Divine Comedy.
... thus is adapted to your mind , Since only through the sense it apprehendeth What then it worthy makes of intellect . 20 25 30 35 40 On this account the Scripture condescends Unto your faculties , 22 The Divine Comedy.
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