The Lyrical Poems of Dante Alighieri: Including the Poems of the Vita Nuova and ConvitoW. Smith, 1845 - 144페이지 |
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adorned ALEXANDER POPE amore BALLATA Baroness de Rothschild bear Beatrice beauteous beauty behold Bishop of Norwich bliss bright CANZONE Cavalcante CHAP CHARLES LAMB cloth gilt cloth lettered coloured contemplate Convito countenance cruel Dante DANTE ALIGHIERI death Deity delight desire discourse divine Donna doth dwells earth Egidio Colonna enamoured eyes fair fair lady fear feel Fraticelli gaze gentle heart gentle lady give grace grief Guido H. F. CARY hath hear heaven Hence herb honour hope intellect lady's light look lord Love Love's Madonna mind morocco nature never nobility noble o'er occhi pain peace perfect Petrarch pity Plato pleasure POEMS POETICAL praise Professor Rossetti robe shade shows sighs Socrates song SONNET sorrow soul sovereign spirit Stanza star sweet tears tell thee thing thou art thou hast thou shalt thought truth vile virtue Vita Nuova volume weep whence worth wound
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14 페이지 - I raised mine eyes, oppressed and bathed in tears, And saw what like a shower of manna seemed, And angels re-ascending up to heaven ; And spread before them was a little cloud, Behind which they were chanting loud, Hosanna. And if they more had added, you should hear. Then Love thus spoke : Concealment here shall end ; Come now and see our lady on her bier. Deceitful fancy then Conducted me to see my lady dead : And while I gazed, I saw That ladies with a veil were covering her ; And in her face...
13 페이지 - ... love. Her look on all things sheds humility, And makes her not alone delight the eye, But everything through her receiveth honor. And she so perfect is in all her acts, That no one can recall her to the mind Who doth not sigh amid the sweets of Love. A lady, piteous, and of tender age, Richly adorned with human gentleness, Stood where I oft was calling upon death ; And seeing that my eyes were full of grief, And listening to the folly of my words, Was moved by fear to weep with bitterness. And...
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9 페이지 - An angel to the intelligence divine Appeals, and says : Sire, in the world is seen A miracle in action, which proceeds From a fair soul whose splendour mounts thus high Heaven, that no want had ever known but her, Entreats to have her presence of its lord, And every saint aloud implores the grace.
14 페이지 - ... lady dead : And while I gazed, I saw That ladies with a veil were covering her; And in her face humility so true There was, it seemed to say, I am in peace. So humble in my sorrow I became, Seeing such humbleness in her expressed, That I exclaimed, O Death ! I hold thee sweet ; Thou must be deemed, henceforth, a gentle thing, Since thou hast been united to my lady, And pity thou should'st have, and not disdain : Behold me so desirous to be one Of thine, that I resemble thee in faith : Come, for...