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But thy solicitous people answereth
Without being asked�察�and crieth�此 �I submit。;
Now be thou joyful�察�for thou hast good reason��
Thou affluent�察�thou in peace�察�thou full of wisdom��
If I speak true�察�the event conceals it not。
Athens and Lacedaemon�察�they who made
The ancient laws�察�and were so civilized��
Made towards living well a little sign
Compared with thee�察�who makest such fine´spun
Provisions�察�that to middle of November
Reaches not what thou in October spinnest。
How oft�察�within the time of thy remembrance��
Laws�察�money�察�offices�察�and usages
Hast thou remodelled�察�and renewed thy members��
And if thou mind thee well�察�and see the light��
Thou shalt behold thyself like a sick woman��
Who cannot find repose upon her down��
But by her tossing wardeth off her pain。
Purgatorio�此�Canto VII
After the gracious and glad salutations
Had three and four times been reiterated��
Sordello backward drew and said�察 �Who are you�拭�
;Or ever to this mountain were directed
The souls deserving to ascend to God��
My bones were buried by Octavian。
I am Virgilius�察�and for no crime else
Did I lose heaven�察�than for not having faith�察�
In this wise then my Leader made reply。
As one who suddenly before him sees
Something whereat he marvels�察�who believes
And yet does not�察�saying�察 �It is� �it is not� �
So he appeared�察�and then bowed down his brow��
And with humility returned towards him��
And�察�where inferiors embrace�察�embraced him。
;O glory of the Latians�察�thou�察─�he said��
;Through whom our language showed what it could do
O pride eternal of the place I came from��
What merit or what grace to me reveals thee��
If I to hear thy words be worthy�察�tell me
If thou dost come from Hell�察�and from what cloister。;
;Through all the circles of the doleful realm�察�
Responded he�察 �have I come hitherward��
Heaven's power impelled me�察�and with that I come。
I by not doing�察�not by doing�察�lost
The sight of that high sun which thou desirest��
And which too late by me was recognized。
A place there is below not sad with torments��
But darkness only�察�where the lamentations
Have not the sound of wailing�察�but are sighs。
There dwell I with the little innocents
Snatched by the teeth of Death�察�or ever they
Were from our human sinfulness exempt。
There dwell I among those who the three saintly
Virtues did not put on�察�and without vice
The others knew and followed all of them。
But if thou know and can�察�some indication
Give us by which we may the sooner come
Where Purgatory has its right beginning。;
He answered�此 �No fixed place has been assigned us��
'Tis lawful for me to go up and round��
So far as I can go�察�as guide I join thee。
But see already how the day declines��
And to go up by night we are not able��
Therefore 'tis well to think of some fair sojourn。
Souls are there on the right hand here withdrawn��
If thou permit me I will lead thee to them��
And thou shalt know them not without delight。;
;How is this�拭─�was the answer�察 �should one wish
To mount by night would he prevented be
By others�拭�or mayhap would not have power�拭�
And on the ground the good Sordello drew
His finger�察�saying�察 �See�察�this line alone
Thou couldst not pass after the sun is gone��
Not that aught else would hindrance give�察�however��
To going up�察�save the nocturnal darkness��
This with the want of power the will perplexes。
We might indeed therewith return below��
And�察�wandering�察�walk the hill´side round about��
While the horizon holds the day imprisoned。;
Thereon my Lord�察�as if in wonder�察�said��
;Do thou conduct us thither�察�where thou sayest
That we can take delight in tarrying。;
Little had we withdrawn us from that place��
When I perceived the mount was hollowed out
In fashion as the valleys here are hollowed。
;Thitherward�察─�said that shade�察 �will we repair��
Where of itself the hill´side makes a lap��
And there for the new day will we await。;
'Twixt hill and plain there was a winding path
Which led us to the margin of that dell��
Where dies the border more than half away。
Gold and fine silver�察�and scarlet and pearl´white��
The Indian wood resplendent and serene��
Fresh emerald the moment it is broken��
By herbage and by flowers within that hollow
Planted�察�each one in colour would be vanquished��
As by its greater vanquished is the less。
Nor in that place had nature painted only��
But of the sweetness of a thousand odours
Made there a mingled fragrance and unknown。
;Salve Regina�察─�on the green and flowers
There seated�察�singing�察�spirits I beheld��
Which were not visible outside the valley。
;Before the scanty sun now seeks his nest�察�
Began the Mantuan who had led us thither��
;Among them do not wish me to conduct you。
Better from off this ledge the acts and faces
Of all of them will you discriminate��
Than in the plain below received among them。
He who sits highest�察�and the semblance bears
Of having what he should have done neglected��
And to the others' song moves not his lips��
Rudolph the Emperor was�察�who had the power
To heal the wounds that Italy have slain��
So that through others slowly she revives。
The other�察�who in look doth comfort him��
Governed the region where the water springs��
The Moldau bears the Elbe�察�and Elbe the sea。
His name was Ottocar�察�and in swaddling´clothes
Far better he than bearded Winceslaus
His son�察�who feeds in luxury and ease。
And the small´nosed�察�who close in council seems
With him that has an aspect so benign��
Died fleeing and disflowering the lily��
Look there�察�how he is beating at his breast��
Behold the other one�察�who for his cheek
Sighing has made of his own palm a bed��
Father and father´in´law of France's Pest
Are they�察�and know his vicious life and lewd��
And hence proceeds the grief that so doth pierce them。
He who appears so stalwart�察�and chimes in��
Singing�察�with that one of the manly nose��
The cord of every valour wore begirt��
And if as King had after him remained
The stripling who in rear of him is sitting��
Well had the valour passed from vase to vase��
Which cannot of the other heirs be said。
Frederick and Jacomo possess the realms��
But none the better heritage possesses。
Not oftentimes upriseth through the branches
The probity of man�察�and this He wills
Who gives it�察�so that we may ask of Him。
Eke to the large´nosed reach my words�察�no less
Than to the other�察�Pier�察�who with him sings��
Whence Provence and Apulia grieve already
The plant is as inferior to its seed��
As more than Beatrice and Margaret
Costanza boasteth of her husband still。
Behold the monarch of the simple life��
Harry of England�察�sitting there alone��
He in his branches has a better issue。
He who the lowest on the ground among them
Sits looking upward�察�is the Marquis William��
For whose sake Alessandria and her war
Make Monferrat and Canavese weep。;
Purgatorio�此�Canto VIII
'Twas now the hour that turneth back desire
In those who sail the sea�察�and melts the heart��
The day they've said to their sweet friends farewell��
And the new pilgrim penetrates with love��
If he doth hear from far away a bell
That seemeth to deplore the dying day��
When I began to make of no avail
My hearing�察�and to watch one of the souls
Uprisen�察�that begged attention with its hand。
It joined and lifted upward both its palms��
Fixing its eyes upon the orient��
As if it said to God�察 �Naught else I care for。;
;Te lucis ante; so devoutly issued
Forth from its mouth�察�and with such dulcet notes��
It made me issue forth from my own mind。
And then the others�察�sweetly and devoutly��
Accompanied it through all the hymn entire��
Having their eyes on the supernal wheels。
Here�察�Reader�察�fix thine eyes well on the truth��
For now indeed so subtile is the veil��
Surely to penetrate within is easy。
I saw that army of the gentle´born
Thereafterward in silence upward gaze��
As if in expectation�察�pale and humble��
And from on high come forth and down descend��
I saw two Angels with two flaming swords��
Truncated and deprived of their points。
Green as the little leaflets just now born
Their garments were�察�which�察�by their verdant pinions
Beaten and blown abroad�察�they trailed behind。
One just above us came to take his station��
And one descended to the opposite bank��
So that the people were contained between them。
Clearly in them discerned I the blond head��
But in their faces was the eye bewildered��
As faculty confounded by excess。
;From Mary's bosom both of them have come�察�
Sordello said�察 �as guardians of the valley
Against the serpent�察�that will come anon。;
Whereupon I�察�who knew not by what road��
Turned round about�察�and closely drew myself��
Utterly frozen�察�to the faithful shoulders。
And once again Sordello�此 �Now descend we
'Mid the grand shades�察�and we will speak to them��
Right pleasant will it be for them to see you。;
Only three steps I think that I descended��
And was below�察�and saw one who was looking
Only at me�察�as if he fain would know me。
Already now the air was growing dark��
But not so that between his eyes and mine
It did not show what it before locked up。
Tow'rds me he moved�察�and I tow'rds him did move��
Noble Judge Nino� �how it me delighted��
When I beheld thee not among the damned��
No greeting fair was left unsaid between us��
Then asked he�此 �How long is it since thou camest
O'er the far waters to the mountain's foot�拭�
;Oh� ─�said I to him�察 �through the dismal places
I came this morn�察�and am in the first life��
Albeit the other�察�going thus�察�I gain。;
And on the instant my reply was heard��
He and Sordello both shrank back from me��
Like people who are suddenly bewildered。
One to Virgilius�察�and the other turned
To one who sat there�察�crying�察 �Up�察�Currado��
Come and behold what God in grace has willed� �
Then�察�turned to me�此 �By that especial grace
Thou owest unto Him�察�who so conceals
His own first wherefore�察�that it has no ford��
When thou shalt be beyond the waters wide��
Tell my Giovanna that she pray for me��
Where answer to the innocent is made。
I do not think her mother loves me more��
Since she has laid aside her wimple white��
Which she�察�unhappy�察�needs must wish again。
Through her full easily is comprehended
How long in woman lasts the fire of love��
If eye or touch do not relight it often。
So fair a hatchment will not make for her
The Viper marshalling the Milanese
A´field�察�as would have made Gallura's Cock。;
In this wise spake he�察�with the stamp impressed
Upon his aspect of that righteous zeal
Which measurably burneth in the heart。
My greedy eyes still wandered up to heaven��
Still to that point where slowest are the stars��
Even as a wheel the nearest to its axle。
And my Conductor�此 �Son�察�what dost thou gaze at
Up there�拭─ �And I to him�此 �At those three torches
With which this hither pole is all on fire。;
And he to me�此 �The four resplendent stars
Thou sawest this morning are down yonder low��
And these have mounted