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And he to me�此 �The four resplendent stars
  Thou sawest this morning are down yonder low��
  And these have mounted up to where those were。;

As he was speaking�察�to himself Sordello
  Drew him�察�and said�察 �Lo there our Adversary� �
  And pointed with his finger to look thither。

Upon the side on which the little valley
  No barrier hath�察�a serpent was�察�perchance
  The same which gave to Eve the bitter food。

'Twixt grass and flowers came on the evil streak��
  Turning at times its head about�察�and licking
  Its back like to a beast that smoothes itself。

I did not see�察�and therefore cannot say
  How the celestial falcons 'gan to move��
  But well I saw that they were both in motion。

Hearing the air cleft by their verdant wings��
  The serpent fled�察�and round the Angels wheeled��
  Up to their stations flying back alike。

The shade that to the Judge had near approached
  When he had called�察�throughout that whole assault
  Had not a moment loosed its gaze on me。

;So may the light that leadeth thee on high
  Find in thine own free´will as much of wax
  As needful is up to the highest azure�察�

Began it�察 �if some true intelligence
  Of Valdimagra or its neighbourhood
  Thou knowest�察�tell it me�察�who once was great there。

Currado Malaspina was I called��
  I'm not the elder�察�but from him descended��
  To mine I bore the love which here refineth。;

;O�察─�said I unto him�察 �through your domains
  I never passed�察�but where is there a dwelling
  Throughout all Europe�察�where they are not known��

That fame�察�which doeth honour to your house��
  Proclaims its Signors and proclaims its land��
  So that he knows of them who ne'er was there。

And�察�as I hope for heaven�察�I swear to you
  Your honoured family in naught abates
  The glory of the purse and of the sword。

It is so privileged by use and nature��
  That though a guilty head misguide the world��
  Sole it goes right�察�and scorns the evil way。;

And he�此 �Now go�察�for the sun shall not lie
  Seven times upon the pillow which the Ram
  With all his four feet covers and bestrides��

Before that such a courteous opinion
  Shall in the middle of thy head be nailed
  With greater nails than of another's speech��

Unless the course of justice standeth still。;



Purgatorio�此�Canto IX


The concubine of old Tithonus now
  Gleamed white upon the eastern balcony��
  Forth from the arms of her sweet paramour��

With gems her forehead all relucent was��
  Set in the shape of that cold animal
  Which with its tail doth smite amain the nations��

And of the steps�察�with which she mounts�察�the Night
  Had taken two in that place where we were��
  And now the third was bending down its wings��

When I�察�who something had of Adam in me��
  Vanquished by sleep�察�upon the grass reclined��
  There were all five of us already sat。

Just at the hour when her sad lay begins
  The little swallow�察�near unto the morning��
  Perchance in memory of her former woes��

And when the mind of man�察�a wanderer
  More from the flesh�察�and less by thought imprisoned��
  Almost prophetic in its visions is��

In dreams it seemed to me I saw suspended
  An eagle in the sky�察�with plumes of gold��
  With wings wide open�察�and intent to stoop��

And this�察�it seemed to me�察�was where had been
  By Ganymede his kith and kin abandoned��
  When to the high consistory he was rapt。

I thought within myself�察�perchance he strikes
  From habit only here�察�and from elsewhere
  Disdains to bear up any in his feet。

Then wheeling somewhat more�察�it seemed to me��
  Terrible as the lightning he descended��
  And snatched me upward even to the fire。

Therein it seemed that he and I were burning��
  And the imagined fire did scorch me so��
  That of necessity my sleep was broken。

Not otherwise Achilles started up��
  Around him turning his awakened eyes��
  And knowing not the place in which he was��

What time from Chiron stealthily his mother
  Carried him sleeping in her arms to Scyros��
  Wherefrom the Greeks withdrew him afterwards��

Than I upstarted�察�when from off my face
  Sleep fled away�察�and pallid I became��
  As doth the man who freezes with affright。

Only my Comforter was at my side��
  And now the sun was more than two hours high��
  And turned towards the sea´shore was my face。

;Be not intimidated�察─�said my Lord��
  ;Be reassured�察�for all is well with us��
  Do not restrain�察�but put forth all thy strength。

Thou hast at length arrived at Purgatory��
  See there the cliff that closes it around��
  See there the entrance�察�where it seems disjoined。

Whilom at dawn�察�which doth precede the day��
  When inwardly thy spirit was asleep
  Upon the flowers that deck the land below��

There came a Lady and said�此�'I am Lucia��
  Let me take this one up�察�who is asleep��
  So will I make his journey easier for him。'

Sordello and the other noble shapes
  Remained�察�she took thee�察�and�察�as day grew bright��
  Upward she came�察�and I upon her footsteps。

She laid thee here�察�and first her beauteous eyes
  That open entrance pointed out to me��
  Then she and sleep together went away。;

In guise of one whose doubts are reassured��
  And who to confidence his fear doth change��
  After the truth has been discovered to him��

So did I change�察�and when without disquiet
  My Leader saw me�察�up along the cliff
  He moved�察�and I behind him�察�tow'rd the height。

Reader�察�thou seest well how I exalt
  My theme�察�and therefore if with greater art
  I fortify it�察�marvel not thereat。

Nearer approached we�察�and were in such place��
  That there�察�where first appeared to me a rift
  Like to a crevice that disparts a wall��

I saw a portal�察�and three stairs beneath��
  Diverse in colour�察�to go up to it��
  And a gate´keeper�察�who yet spake no word。

And as I opened more and more mine eyes��
  I saw him seated on the highest stair��
  Such in the face that I endured it not。

And in his hand he had a naked sword��
  Which so reflected back the sunbeams tow'rds us��
  That oft in vain I lifted up mine eyes。

;Tell it from where you are�察�what is't you wish�拭�
  Began he to exclaim�察 �where is the escort��
  Take heed your coming hither harm you not� �

;A Lady of Heaven�察�with these things conversant�察�
  My Master answered him�察 �but even now
  Said to us�察�'Thither go�察�there is the portal。';

;And may she speed your footsteps in all good�察�
  Again began the courteous janitor��
  ;Come forward then unto these stairs of ours。;

Thither did we approach�察�and the first stair
  Was marble white�察�so polished and so smooth��
  I mirrored myself therein as I appear。

The second�察�tinct of deeper hue than perse��
  Was of a calcined and uneven stone��
  Cracked all asunder lengthwise and across。

The third�察�that uppermost rests massively��
  Porphyry seemed to me�察�as flaming red
  As blood that from a vein is spirting forth。

Both of his feet was holding upon this
  The Angel of God�察�upon the threshold seated��
  Which seemed to me a stone of diamond。

Along the three stairs upward with good will
  Did my Conductor draw me�察�saying�此 �Ask
  Humbly that he the fastening may undo。;

Devoutly at the holy feet I cast me��
  For mercy's sake besought that he would open��
  But first upon my breast three times I smote。

Seven P's upon my forehead he described
  With the sword's point�察�and�察 �Take heed that thou wash
  These wounds�察�when thou shalt be within�察─�he said。

Ashes�察�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�察�and the other was of silver��
  First with the white�察�and after with the yellow��
  Plied he the door�察�so that I was content。

;Whenever faileth either of these keys
  So that it turn not rightly in the lock�察�
  He said to us�察 �this entrance doth not open。

More precious one is�察�but the other needs
  More art and intellect ere it unlock��
  For it is that which doth the knot unloose。

From Peter I have them�察�and he bade me err
  Rather in opening than in keeping shut��
  If people but fall down before my feet。;

Then pushed the portals of the sacred door��
  Exclaiming�此 �Enter�察�but I give you warning
  That forth returns whoever looks behind。;

And when upon their hinges were turned round
  The swivels of that consecrated gate��
  Which are of metal�察�massive and sonorous��

Roared not so loud�察�nor so discordant seemed
  Tarpeia�察�when was ta'en from it the good
  Metellus�察�wherefore meagre it remained。

At the first thunder´peal I turned attentive��
  And ;Te Deum laudamus; seemed to hear
  In voices mingled with sweet melody。

Exactly such an image rendered me
  That which I heard�察�as we are wont to catch��
  When people singing with the organ stand��

For now we hear�察�and now hear not�察�the words。



Purgatorio�此�Canto X


When we had crossed the threshold of the door
  Which the perverted love of souls disuses��
  Because it makes the crooked way seem straight��

Re´echoing I heard it closed again��
  And if I had turned back mine eyes upon it��
  What for my failing had been fit excuse��

We mounted upward through a rifted rock��
  Which undulated to this side and that��
  Even as a wave receding and advancing。

;Here it behoves us use a little art�察�
  Began my Leader�察 �to adapt ourselves
  Now here�察�now there�察�to the receding side。;

And this our footsteps so infrequent made��
  That sooner had the moon's decreasing disk
  Regained its bed to sink again to rest��

Than we were forth from out that needle's eye��
  But when we free and in the open were��
  There where the mountain backward piles itself��

I wearied out�察�and both of us uncertain
  About our way�察�we stopped upon a plain
  More desolate than roads across the deserts。

From where its margin borders on the void��
  To foot of the high bank that ever rises��
  A human body three times told would measure��

And far as eye of mine could wing its flight��
  Now on the left�察�and on the right flank now��
  The same this cornice did appear to me。

Thereon our feet had not been moved as yet��
  When I perceived the embankment round about��
  Which all right of ascent had interdicted��

To be of marble white�察�and so adorned
  With sculptures�察�that not only Polycletus��
  But Nature's self�察�had there been put to shame。

The Angel�察�who came down to earth with tidings
  Of peace�察�that had been wept for many a year��
  And opened Heaven from its long interdict��

In front of us appeared so truthfully
  There sculptured in a gracious attitude��
  He did not seem an image that is silent。

One would have sworn that he was saying�察 �Ave�察�
  For she was there in effigy portrayed
  Who turned the key to ope the exalted love��

And in her mien this language had impressed��
  ;Ecce ancilla Dei�察─�as distinctly
  As any figure stamps itself in wax。

;Keep not thy mind upon one place alone�察�
  The gentle Master said�察�who had me standing
  Upon that side where people have their hearts��

Whereat I moved mine eyes�察�and I beheld
  In rear of Mary�察�and upon that side
  Where he was standing who conducted me��

Another story on the rock imposed��
  Wherefore I passed Virgilius and drew near��
  So that before mine eyes it might be set。

There sculptured in th

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