Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 347
were both loved with a reverent true patriot and mighty poet Dante. He could be passion the echoes of which still vibrate,mediocre in nothing, neither in thought, feeling, The children lived near each other, and first nor action; therefore his city of Florence and his met at an entertainment given… … sculptor. Beautiful in the illustration, it is evenmore so in the original; and we involuntarily liftour eyes from the young lover to gaze also at the Beatrice toward whom his rapt gaze is directed.She is not there, alas ! But how she would look ifshe were there, we learn from. Dante himself. She…
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