...friend, for whom I write this book, wished also that the whole of it should be in the vulgar tongue. When mine eyes had wept for some while, until they...my spirit ; and I then began " The eyes that weep." That this poem may seem to remain the more widowed at its close, I will divide it before writing it...

...beautiful words. As some men fly to wine in sorrow, the poet flies to verse, "When my eyes," he says, "had wept for some while, until they were so weary...my spirit ; and I then began ' The eyes that weep.' " "Beatrice is gone up into high Heaven, The kingdom where the angels are at peace; And lives with...

...friend, for whom I write this book, wished also that the whole of it should be in the vulgar tongue. When mine eyes had wept for some while, until they were so weary with weeping that 1 could no longer through them give ease to my sorrow, I bethought me that a few mournful words might...

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...friend, for whom I write this book, wished also that the whole of it should be in the vulgar tongue. When mine eyes had wept for some while, until they...whom so much sorrow had destroyed my spirit ; and then I began " The eyes that weep." That this poem may seem to remain the more wsdowed at its close,...

...friend, for whom I write this book, wished also that the whole of it should be] in the vulgar tongue. When mine eyes had wept for some while, until they...my spirit ; and I then began " The eyes that weep." That this poem may seem to remain the more widowed at its close, I will divide it before writing it...

...wished also that the whole of it should be in the vulgar tongue. When mine eyes had wept for some whale, until they were so weary with weeping that I could...my spirit ; and I then began ' The eyes that weep.' That this poem may seem to remain the more widowed at its close, I will divide it before writing it...

...friend, for whom I write this book, wished also that the whole of it should be in the vulgar tongue. When mine eyes had wept for some while, until they...my spirit; and I then began " The eyes that weep." That this poem may seem to remain the more widowed at its close, I will divide it before writing it...

...civitas, etc. It was not until his anguish was a little past that he could find relief in words — "When mine eyes had wept for some while, until they...bethought me that a few mournful words might stand me in stead of tears," the beautiful poem then follows, of which the two most beautiful verses are these:...

...friend, for whom I write this book, wished also that the whole of it should be in the vulgar tongue. When mine eyes had wept for some while, until they...my spirit ; and I then began " The eyes that weep." That this poem may seem to remain tJie more widowed at its close, I will divide it before writing it...