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| rdfs:label | - Codex entry: Spirits and Demons
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| rdfs:comment | - A second time I drew her 'cross the Veil, And shared a walk, a dance, a stolen kiss; With such a perfect beauty, pure and pale, No woman could compare, no man resist. Then in my weakness I essayed a third, Tho' magisters their warnings did impart. She broke my binding with a single word, And said this smiling as she clutched my heart: "Though love I was, your passion's changing fire Has forged this spirit into cruel Desire." —Sonnet 126, "The Lover and His Spirit", from A Chant for Dreamers by Magister Oratius
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| Text | - When first I summoned her, she was a rose,
Unwithering, unchanging, and unthorned,
A spirit of the purest love one knows,
Who never hated, coveted, or scorned.
A second time I drew her 'cross the Veil,
And shared a walk, a dance, a stolen kiss;
With such a perfect beauty, pure and pale,
No woman could compare, no man resist.
Then in my weakness I essayed a third,
Tho' magisters their warnings did impart.
She broke my binding with a single word,
And said this smiling as she clutched my heart:
"Though love I was, your passion's changing fire
Has forged this spirit into cruel Desire."
—Sonnet 126, "The Lover and His Spirit", from A Chant for Dreamers by Magister Oratius
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| location DAI | - Talk with Solas and ask him to tell you about demons
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| abstract | - A second time I drew her 'cross the Veil, And shared a walk, a dance, a stolen kiss; With such a perfect beauty, pure and pale, No woman could compare, no man resist. Then in my weakness I essayed a third, Tho' magisters their warnings did impart. She broke my binding with a single word, And said this smiling as she clutched my heart: "Though love I was, your passion's changing fire Has forged this spirit into cruel Desire." —Sonnet 126, "The Lover and His Spirit", from A Chant for Dreamers by Magister Oratius
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