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The Dutchman seeing this swore his countries oath, 'sacremente, and having the wind faire, waiged his Ancor, hoysed sayles, & away.
Hamlyn de Valence was going with Henry as his esquire; and his absence seemed to Richard like the beginning of better days. "Mostrocci un ombra da l' un canto sola Dicendo 'Colui feese in grembo a Dio Lo cuor che'n su Tamigi ancor si cola." DANTE. Inferno. Shrovetide had come, and the Prince had, before leaving Trapani, been taking some share in the entertainments of the Carnival.
But, leaving these subtilties, let us look at some of the disputed passages of the poem, upon which the texts before us may give their evidence. In the episode of Francesca da Rimini, Mr. She says, il modo ancor m' offende, "the manner still offends me." But for il modo Mr.
Off yonder, away across the solitary moor, was the course of the Humber, marked for us by the trail of a steamer's smoke through the fringes of trees, and for them by the sail of the Dutchman, who, when he saw next day that "great company, both horse and foote, with bills and gunes, and other weapons," coming to harry those poor people, "swore his countries oath, 'sacremente, and having the wind faire, waiged his ancor, hoysed sails, and away," leaving those desolate women and their little ones lamenting.
It is written in Shakespeare, but should be read with the commentary of Salvini's voice and expression: 'O! siam nell' opra ancor fanciulli' 'We are yet but young in deed. Circle below circle. He is looking with horrible satisfaction into the mouth of hell. There may still be a prick to-day; but to-morrow conscience will be dead, and he may move untroubled in this element of blood.
These are the heights from which, as tradition has it, Florence descended, the people of which Dante said "Che discese da Fiesole ab antico, E tiene ancor del monte e del macigno," meaning it in anger. But it is true, and truer, in the good sense also.
"`Quy de cette eaw boyra Ancor soyf aura; Mays quy de l'eaw boyra Que moy luy donneray, Jamays soyf n'aura A l'eternite." "You know that, brother?" she said breathlessly. "Do you, Lady?" asked the monk as Philippa felt, with a deeper than the merely literal meaning. "I know the `ancor soyf aura," she said, mournfully; "I have not reached beyond that."
"La dolcezza ancor dentro me suona." Don't you remember, and made such fun of it at first? 'Amo zoo; 'no amo me? my sweet!" This was a specimen of the baby-lover talk, which is charming in its season, and maybe pleasantly cajoling to a loving woman at all times, save when she is in Dahlia's condition.
At length she succeeded in making out a rude rhyme or measure, in the Norman-French which was to her more familiar than English. "Quy de cette eaw boyra Ancor soyf aura; Mais quy de cette eaw boyra Que moy luy donneray, Jamais soif n'aura A l'eternite." Devices of the mediaeval period were parted into two divisions religious and amatory.
This gave me so much ease, that I began to recover a little life, but so leisurely and by so small advances, that my first sentiments were much nearer the approaches of death than life: "Perche, dubbiosa ancor del suo ritorno, Non s'assicura attonita la mente."
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