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The divine comedy - Dante Alighieri ยท 67 words
Whence, after uttrance of a piteous sigh, She towrds me bent her eyes, with such a look, As on her frenzied child a mother casts; Then thus began. Among themselves all things Have order; and from hence the form, which makes The universe resemble God. In this The higher creatures see the printed steps Of that eternal worth, which is the end Whither the line is drawn.
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