Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 577
uova, Dante saysthat a wonderful vision had appeared to him, inwhich he saw things that made him resolve notto speak further of Beatrice until he could do somore worthily. And to attain this, he says, Istudy to the utmost of my power. He wouldwrite of her what had never yet been written ofany… … THE TOMB OF DANTE AT RAVENNA scholars have devoted years to its study and in-terpretation. It is full of obscure political andhistorical allusions, its language is quaint andcurious, and it is very long. But it is the greatest THE DIVINE POET OF FLORENCE 971 work of its time or, in certain…
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