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... spirits Whom to have seen I feel myself exalted . " Every word of canto v . , with the story of Francesca da Rimini , especially that culmin- ating line embodying the tragedy in half - a- dozen words : - 66 Quel giorno più non vi ...
... spirits Whom to have seen I feel myself exalted . " Every word of canto v . , with the story of Francesca da Rimini , especially that culmin- ating line embodying the tragedy in half - a- dozen words : - 66 Quel giorno più non vi ...
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... spirit , to his ideal - to his own higher nature - to Beatrice . And if Dante was ever faithless to his ideal , how much more faithless are other mortals ! This is one of the lessons we have to learn from the ' Comedy . ' But it is all ...
... spirit , to his ideal - to his own higher nature - to Beatrice . And if Dante was ever faithless to his ideal , how much more faithless are other mortals ! This is one of the lessons we have to learn from the ' Comedy . ' But it is all ...
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... spirit willed , always able to fly up again into the very fountain of light . With a character that , alas ! often re- pels , and an intellect that always fascinates us , he stands out in the twenty - five last cantos of the " Inferno ...
... spirit willed , always able to fly up again into the very fountain of light . With a character that , alas ! often re- pels , and an intellect that always fascinates us , he stands out in the twenty - five last cantos of the " Inferno ...
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... spirit must have been constantly undergoing in a dependent position . We feel how the iron entered into his soul . It must have been a veritable crucifixion for him- “ And that which most shall weigh upon thy shoulders 36 DANTE FOR THE ...
... spirit must have been constantly undergoing in a dependent position . We feel how the iron entered into his soul . It must have been a veritable crucifixion for him- “ And that which most shall weigh upon thy shoulders 36 DANTE FOR THE ...
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... spirit to forgive or to forget . Whilst it may be admitted that no one has ever clutched more firmly in an iron grasp the letter of the Christian religion , its doctrines its evidences ( as understood in the fourteenth century ) , — it ...
... spirit to forgive or to forget . Whilst it may be admitted that no one has ever clutched more firmly in an iron grasp the letter of the Christian religion , its doctrines its evidences ( as understood in the fourteenth century ) , — it ...
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