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&ot;i will do very willgly,&ot; said vivaldo; and as all thebystanders were eally ear they gathered round hi, and he, readg a loud voice, found that it ran as follows
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where are serted the despairg verses of the dead 射pherd,tother with other cidents not looked for
the lay of chrysto
sce thou dost thy cruelty desire
the ruthless rigour of thy tyranny
fro tongue to tongue, fro land to land procd,
the very hell will i nstra to lend
this stricken breast of e deep notes of woe
to serve y need of fittg utterance
and as i strive to body forth the tale
of all i suffer, all that thou hast done,
forth shall the dread voice roll, and bear along
shreds fro y vitals torn for greater pa
then listen, not to dulcet harony,
but to a disrd wrung by ad despair
out of this bo&039;s depths of bitterness,
to ease y heart and plant a stg the
the lion&039;s roar, the fierce wolf&039;s sava howl,
the horrid hissg of the scaly snake,
the awe cries of onsters yet unnad,
the crow&039;s ill-bodg croak, the hollow oan
of wild ds wrestlg with the restless sea,
the wrathful bellow of the vani射d bull,
the pntive bbg of the widowed dove,
the envied owl&039;s sad note, the wail of woe
that rises fro the dreary choir of hell,
gled one und, nfg sense,
let all these e to aid y ul&039;s pnt,
for pa
