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roberto dos santos gonçalves, sculptor |
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glass & ceramics
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'Seven P's upon my forehead he described / With the sword's point, and, "Take heed that thou wash / These wounds, when thou shalt be within," he said. Ashes, or earth that dry is excavated, / Of the same colour were with his attire, / And from beneath it he drew forth two keys. One was of gold, and the other was of silver; / First with the white, and after with the yellow, / Plied he the door, so that I was content. "Whenever faileth either of these keys / So that it turn not rightly in the lock," / He said to us, "this entrance doth not open. More precious one is, but the other needs / More art and intellect ere it unlock, / For it is that which doth the knot unloose.' THE DIVINE COMEDY - Dante Aligheri |
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