Dante: "The
Dante: "The Central Man of All the World" A Course of Lectures Delivered Before the Student Body of the New York State College for Teachers, Albany, 1919, 1920
作者：Slattery, John T. (John Theodore), 1866-1938
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- 平均每段 20,282 字；最长 But perhaps the man whose spiritual influence was greatest i（39,712 字），最短 "The general form of Paradise already（3,879 字）。
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共 14 段- But perhaps the man whose spiritual influence was greatest i
- That is especially true of the thirteenth century glass wind
- Here we see him mature with strength of character in every f
- Gentleness also reveals itself in lovely lines wherein the p
- "grew perfectly and spiritually fair,"
- "O Reader, thou shalt hear new sport! All turned their eyes
- Passing through a crowd of neutrals the poets come to the ri
- But even if the soul, by perfect contrition, is freed from i
- "Ah Italy, thou slave, that gentle spirit was thus quick, me
- The spirit, Statius by name, who has just obtained his relea
- "Oh ye who in some pretty little boat
- Very shortly after this, the first stage of the celestial jo
- "He was not yet much distant from his rising,
- "The general form of Paradise already