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Dost thou not see the death that combats him
Beside that flood�察�where ocean has no vaunt�拭�
Never were persons in the world so swift
To work their weal and to escape their woe��
As I�察�after such words as these were uttered��
Came hither downward from my blessed seat��
Confiding in thy dignified discourse��
Which honours thee�察�and those who've listened to it。'
After she thus had spoken unto me��
Weeping�察�her shining eyes she turned away��
Whereby she made me swifter in my coming��
And unto thee I came�察�as she desired��
I have delivered thee from that wild beast��
Which barred the beautiful mountain's short ascent。
What is it�察�then�拭 �Why�察�why dost thou delay��
Why is such baseness bedded in thy heart��
Daring and hardihood why hast thou not��
Seeing that three such Ladies benedight
Are caring for thee in the court of Heaven��
And so much good my speech doth promise thee�拭�
Even as the flowerets�察�by nocturnal chill��
Bowed down and closed�察�when the sun whitens them��
Uplift themselves all open on their stems��
Such I became with my exhausted strength��
And such good courage to my heart there coursed��
That I began�察�like an intrepid person��
;O she compassionate�察�who succoured me��
And courteous thou�察�who hast obeyed so soon
The words of truth which she addressed to thee��
Thou hast my heart so with desire disposed
To the adventure�察�with these words of thine��
That to my first intent I have returned。
Now go�察�for one sole will is in us both��
Thou Leader�察�and thou Lord�察�and Master thou。;
Thus said I to him�察�and when he had moved��
I entered on the deep and savage way。
Inferno�此�Canto III
;Through me the way is to the city dolent��
Through me the way is to eternal dole��
Through me the way among the people lost。
Justice incited my sublime Creator��
Created me divine Omnipotence��
The highest Wisdom and the primal Love。
Before me there were no created things��
Only eterne�察�and I eternal last。
All hope abandon�察�ye who enter in� �
These words in sombre colour I beheld
Written upon the summit of a gate��
Whence I�此 �Their sense is�察�Master�察�hard to me� �
And he to me�察�as one experienced��
;Here all suspicion needs must be abandoned��
All cowardice must needs be here extinct。
We to the place have come�察�where I have told thee
Thou shalt behold the people dolorous
Who have foregone the good of intellect。;
And after he had laid his hand on mine
With joyful mien�察�whence I was comforted��
He led me in among the secret things。
There sighs�察�complaints�察�and ululations loud
Resounded through the air without a star��
Whence I�察�at the beginning�察�wept thereat。
Languages diverse�察�horrible dialects��
Accents of anger�察�words of agony��
And voices high and hoarse�察�with sound of hands��
Made up a tumult that goes whirling on
For ever in that air for ever black��
Even as the sand doth�察�when the whirlwind breathes。
And I�察�who had my head with horror bound��
Said�此 �Master�察�what is this which now I hear��
What folk is this�察�which seems by pain so vanquished�拭�
And he to me�此 �This miserable mode
Maintain the melancholy souls of those
Who lived withouten infamy or praise。
Commingled are they with that caitiff choir
Of Angels�察�who have not rebellious been��
Nor faithful were to God�察�but were for self。
The heavens expelled them�察�not to be less fair��
Nor them the nethermore abyss receives��
For glory none the damned would have from them。;
And I�此 �O Master�察�what so grievous is
To these�察�that maketh them lament so sore�拭�
He answered�此 �I will tell thee very briefly。
These have no longer any hope of death��
And this blind life of theirs is so debased��
They envious are of every other fate。
No fame of them the world permits to be��
Misericord and Justice both disdain them。
Let us not speak of them�察�but look�察�and pass。;
And I�察�who looked again�察�beheld a banner��
Which�察�whirling round�察�ran on so rapidly��
That of all pause it seemed to me indignant��
And after it there came so long a train
Of people�察�that I ne'er would have believed
That ever Death so many had undone。
When some among them I had recognised��
I looked�察�and I beheld the shade of him
Who made through cowardice the great refusal。
Forthwith I comprehended�察�and was certain��
That this the sect was of the caitiff wretches
Hateful to God and to his enemies。
These miscreants�察�who never were alive��
Were naked�察�and were stung exceedingly
By gadflies and by hornets that were there。
These did their faces irrigate with blood��
Which�察�with their tears commingled�察�at their feet
By the disgusting worms was gathered up。
And when to gazing farther I betook me。
People I saw on a great river's bank��
Whence said I�此 �Master�察�now vouchsafe to me��
That I may know who these are�察�and what law
Makes them appear so ready to pass over��
As I discern athwart the dusky light。;
And he to me�此 �These things shall all be known
To thee�察�as soon as we our footsteps stay
Upon the dismal shore of Acheron。;
Then with mine eyes ashamed and downward cast��
Fearing my words might irksome be to him��
From speech refrained I till we reached the river。
And lo� �towards us coming in a boat
An old man�察�hoary with the hair of eld��
Crying�此 �Woe unto you�察�ye souls depraved��
Hope nevermore to look upon the heavens��
I come to lead you to the other shore��
To the eternal shades in heat and frost。
And thou�察�that yonder standest�察�living soul��
Withdraw thee from these people�察�who are dead� �
But when he saw that I did not withdraw��
He said�此 �By other ways�察�by other ports
Thou to the shore shalt come�察�not here�察�for passage��
A lighter vessel needs must carry thee。;
And unto him the Guide�此 �Vex thee not�察�Charon��
It is so willed there where is power to do
That which is willed�察�and farther question not。;
Thereat were quieted the fleecy cheeks
Of him the ferryman of the livid fen��
Who round about his eyes had wheels of flame。
But all those souls who weary were and naked
Their colour changed and gnashed their teeth together��
As soon as they had heard those cruel words。
God they blasphemed and their progenitors��
The human race�察�the place�察�the time�察�the seed
Of their engendering and of their birth��
Thereafter all together they drew back��
Bitterly weeping�察�to the accursed shore��
Which waiteth every man who fears not God。
Charon the demon�察�with the eyes of glede��
Beckoning to them�察�collects them all together��
Beats with his oar whoever lags behind。
As in the autumn´time the leaves fall off��
First one and then another�察�till the branch
Unto the earth surrenders all its spoils��
In similar wise the evil seed of Adam
Throw themselves from that margin one by one��
At signals�察�as a bird unto its lure。
So they depart across the dusky wave��
And ere upon the other side they land��
Again on this side a new troop assembles。
;My son�察─�the courteous Master said to me��
;All those who perish in the wrath of God
Here meet together out of every land��
And ready are they to pass o'er the river��
Because celestial Justice spurs them on��
So that their fear is turned into desire。
This way there never passes a good soul��
And hence if Charon doth complain of thee��
Well mayst thou know now what his speech imports。;
This being finished�察�all the dusk champaign
Trembled so violently�察�that of that terror
The recollection bathes me still with sweat。
The land of tears gave forth a blast of wind��
And fulminated a vermilion light��
Which overmastered in me every sense��
And as a man whom sleep hath seized I fell。
Inferno�此�Canto IV
Broke the deep lethargy within my head
A heavy thunder�察�so that I upstarted��
Like to a person who by force is wakened��
And round about I moved my rested eyes��
Uprisen erect�察�and steadfastly I gazed��
To recognise the place wherein I was。
True is it�察�that upon the verge I found me
Of the abysmal valley dolorous��
That gathers thunder of infinite ululations。
Obscure�察�profound it was�察�and nebulous��
So that by fixing on its depths my sight
Nothing whatever I discerned therein。
;Let us descend now into the blind world�察�
Began the Poet�察�pallid utterly��
;I will be first�察�and thou shalt second be。;
And I�察�who of his colour was aware��
Said�此 �How shall I come�察�if thou art afraid��
Who'rt wont to be a comfort to my fears�拭�
And he to me�此 �The anguish of the people
Who are below here in my face depicts
That pity which for terror thou hast taken。
Let us go on�察�for the long way impels us。;
Thus he went in�察�and thus he made me enter
The foremost circle that surrounds the abyss。
There�察�as it seemed to me from listening��
Were lamentations none�察�but only sighs��
That tremble made the everlasting air。
And this arose from sorrow without torment��
Which the crowds had�察�that many were and great��
Of infants and of women and of men。
To me the Master good�此 �Thou dost not ask
What spirits these�察�which thou beholdest�察�are��
Now will I have thee know�察�ere thou go farther��
That they sinned not�察�and if they merit had��
'Tis not enough�察�because they had not baptism
Which is the portal of the Faith thou holdest��
And if they were before Christianity��
In the right manner they adored not God��
And among such as these am I myself。
For such defects�察�and not for other guilt��
Lost are we and are only so far punished��
That without hope we live on in desire。;
Great grief seized on my heart when this I heard��
Because some people of much worthiness
I knew�察�who in that Limbo were suspended。
;Tell me�察�my Master�察�tell me�察�thou my Lord�察�
Began I�察�with desire of being certain
Of that Faith which o'ercometh every error��
;Came any one by his own merit hence��
Or by another's�察�who was blessed thereafter�拭�
And he�察�who understood my covert speech��
Replied�此 �I was a novice in this state��
When I saw hither come a Mighty One��
With sign of victory incoronate。
Hence he drew forth the shade of the First Parent��
And that of his son Abel�察�and of Noah��
Of Moses the lawgiver�察�and the obedient
Abraham�察�patriarch�察�and David�察�king��
Israel with his father and his children��
And Rachel�察�for whose sake he did so much��
And others many�察�and he made them blessed��
And thou must know�察�that earlier than these
Never were any human spirits saved。;
We ceased not to advance because he spake��
But still were passing onward through the forest��
The forest�察�say I�察�of thick´crowded ghosts。
Not very far as yet our way had gone
This side the summit�察�when I saw a fire
That overcame a hemisphere of darkness。
We were a little distant from it still��
But not so far that I in part discerned not
That honourable people held that place。
;O thou who honourest every art and science��
Who may these be�察�which such great honour have��
That from the fashion of the rest it parts them�拭�
And he to me�此 �The honourable name��
That sounds of them above there in thy life��
Wins grace in Heaven�察�that so advances them。;
In the mean tim