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The divine comedy - Dante Alighieri ยท 66 words
If thou, like me, beheldst the charity That burns amongst us, what thy mind conceives, Were utterd. But that, ere the lofty bound Thou reach, expectance may not weary thee, I will make answer even to the thought, Which thou hast such respect of. In old days, That mountain, at whose side Cassino rests, Was on its height frequented by a race Deceived and ill disposd.
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