ALIGHIERI, D.: Vita Nuova (La) [Unabridged]

ALIGHIERI, D.: Vita Nuova (La) [Unabridged]

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Woe's me! by dint of all these sighs that… - Jonathan Keeble

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II. Death, alway cruel, Pity's foe in chief… - Jonathan Keeble

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The eyes that weep for pity of the heart… - Jonathan Keeble

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My lady looks so gentle and so pure… - Jonathan Keeble

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Ye pilgrim-folk, advancing pensively… - Jonathan Keeble

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Stay now with me, and listen to my sighs… - Jonathan Keeble

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For certain he hath seen all perfectness… - Jonathan Keeble

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Mine eyes beheld the blessed pity spring… - Jonathan Keeble

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At whiles (yea oftentimes) I muse over… - Jonathan Keeble

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II. Canst thou indeed be he that still would… - Jonathan Keeble

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Whatever while the thought comes over me… - Jonathan Keeble

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All my thoughts always speak to me of Love… - Jonathan Keeble

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A while after this strange disfigurement… - Jonathan Keeble

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Love hath so long possessed me for his own… - Jonathan Keeble

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I. You that thus wear a modest countenance… - Jonathan Keeble

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Love's pallor and the semblance of deep ruth… - Jonathan Keeble

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A very pitiful lady, very young… - Jonathan Keeble

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The thoughts are broken in my memory… - Jonathan Keeble

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Beyond the sphere which spreads to widest… - Jonathan Keeble

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The very bitter weeping that ye made…' - Jonathan Keeble

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This ditty is divided into three parts. - Jonathan Keeble

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Love and the gentle heart are one same… - Jonathan Keeble

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I. Weep, Lovers, sith Love's very self doth… - Jonathan Keeble

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To every heart which the sweet pain doth… - Jonathan Keeble

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A gentle thought there is will often start… - Jonathan Keeble

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I felt a spirit of love begin to stir… - Jonathan Keeble

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All ye that pass along Love's trodden way… - Jonathan Keeble

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Song, 'tis my will that thou do seek out Love… - Jonathan Keeble

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Thereafter, this sonnet bred in me a desire… - Jonathan Keeble

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My lady carries love within her eyes… - Jonathan Keeble

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A day agone, as I rode sullenly… - Jonathan Keeble

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That lady of all gentle memories… - Jonathan Keeble

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This poem has two principal parts; for, in… - Jonathan Keeble

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La Vita Nuova (or, The New Life) - Jonathan Keeble

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Even as the others mock, thou mockest me… - Jonathan Keeble

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After I had written these three last sonnets… - Jonathan Keeble

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Ladies that have intelligence in love… - Jonathan Keeble