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It is kind of you To come to us , who linger here like gossips Wasting the
afternoon in idle talk . These are all friends of mine and friends of yours .
MICHAEL ANGELO . If friends of yours , then are they friends of mine . Pardon me
, gentlemen .
It is kind of you To come to us , who linger here like gossips Wasting the
afternoon in idle talk . These are all friends of mine and friends of yours .
MICHAEL ANGELO . If friends of yours , then are they friends of mine . Pardon me
, gentlemen .
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MICHAEL ANGELO to JULIA . 000000000 .XV OOoooOCCHOCO I salute you . '
Tis long since I have seen your face , my lady ; Pardon me if I say that having
seen it , One never can forget it . JULIA . You are kind To keep me in your
memory .
MICHAEL ANGELO to JULIA . 000000000 .XV OOoooOCCHOCO I salute you . '
Tis long since I have seen your face , my lady ; Pardon me if I say that having
seen it , One never can forget it . JULIA . You are kind To keep me in your
memory .
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... and rain incessant , and mad gusts Of mountain wind , like howling dervishes ,
That spun and whirled the eddying snow about them As if it were a garment ; aye
, vexations And troubles of all kinds , that ended only In loss of time and money .
... and rain incessant , and mad gusts Of mountain wind , like howling dervishes ,
That spun and whirled the eddying snow about them As if it were a garment ; aye
, vexations And troubles of all kinds , that ended only In loss of time and money .
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Messer Benvenuto , I lose all patience with you ; for the gifts That God hath given
you are of such a kind , They should be put to far more noble uses Than setting
diamonds for the Pope of Rome . You can do greater things . O incorrigible !
Messer Benvenuto , I lose all patience with you ; for the gifts That God hath given
you are of such a kind , They should be put to far more noble uses Than setting
diamonds for the Pope of Rome . You can do greater things . O incorrigible !
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But each one in its kind with equal ease , So are great deeds as natural to great
men As mean things are to small ones . By his work We know the master . Let us
not perplex him . MICHAEL ANGELO . III . BINDO ALTOVITI . Rather than that , I ...
But each one in its kind with equal ease , So are great deeds as natural to great
men As mean things are to small ones . By his work We know the master . Let us
not perplex him . MICHAEL ANGELO . III . BINDO ALTOVITI . Rather than that , I ...
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| Título | The Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Volúmenes1-3 The Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Ernest Wadsworth Longfellow |
| Autor | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
| Ilustrado por | Felix Octavius Carr Darley, Edwin Austin Abbey, Ernest Wadsworth Longfellow |
| Editor | Houghton, Osgood, 1883 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalizado | 20 Oct. 2017 |
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