The Harvard Classics 20
The Harvard Classics 20
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She was away his sister forcibly; tearinff off fiftr years old or more at the time, her religious habit, he compelled her and because it was not credited that to go in a secular garment to her she could have a child at that age, nuptials. Before the spouse of she was delivered in a pavilion, Christ came together with her new where any lady, who pleased, was at husband, she knelt down before a liberty to see her.
crucifix and recommended her vir- * Henry VI. son of Frederick I, ginity to Christ.... Soon after her was the second emperor of the house whole body was smitten with lep- of Suabia: and his son Frederick II rosy; in a few days, through the " the third and last." CANTO IV PARADISE 299 Vanish'd, as heavy substance through deep wave.
Mine eye, that, far as it was capable, Pursued her, when in dimness she was lost, Tum'd to the mark where greater want impell'd And bent on Beatrice all its gaze.
But she, as lightning, beam'd upon my looks ; So that the sight sustain'd it not at first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was away his sister forcibly; tearinff off fiftr years old or more at the time, her religious habit, he compelled her and because it was not credited that to go in a secular garment to her she could have a child at that age, nuptials. Before the spouse of she was delivered in a pavilion, Christ came together with her new where any lady, who pleased, was at husband, she knelt down before a liberty to see her.
crucifix and recommended her vir- * Henry VI. son of Frederick I, ginity to Christ.... Soon after her was the second emperor of the house whole body was smitten with lep- of Suabia: and his son Frederick II rosy; in a few days, through the " the third and last." CANTO IV PARADISE 299 Vanish'd, as heavy substance through deep wave.
Mine eye, that, far as it was capable, Pursued her, when in dimness she was lost, Tum'd to the mark where greater want impell'd And bent on Beatrice all its gaze.
But she, as lightning, beam'd upon my looks ; So that the sight sustain'd it not at first.
What to read after The Harvard Classics 20?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot Charles William to read onlineMoreLess
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