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The divine comedy - Dante Alighieri ยท 71 words
As from this view I had desisted, straight Turning a little towrds the other pole, There from whence now the wain had disappeard, I saw an old man standing by my side Alone, so worthy of revrence in his look, That neer from son to father more was owd. Low down his beard and mixd with hoary white Descended, like his locks, which parting fell Upon his breast in double fold.
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