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quadgram	frequency
of the middle ages	68
canto canto canto canto	62
of the fifteenth century	43
and he to me	37
translated by the rev	31
the vision of hell	29
of the sixteenth century	28
alighieri translated by the	27
dante alighieri translated by	27
i know not if	27
by dante alighieri translated	27
so spake my guide	24
in the midst of	23
the summit of the	23
of the vita nuova	23
and i to him	23
one and the other	22
he thus to me	22
on the other hand	21
at the same time	21
the centre of the	21
paradise by dante alighieri	20
of the thirteenth century	20
and paradise by dante	20
on the other side	19
the beginning of the	19
the men of the	18
the art of the	18
the middle of the	17
and thus he spake	17
more than a thousand	17
in the course of	17
as soon as he	17
but who art thou	16
the close of the	15
were it not that	15
in the vita nuova	14
and thou shalt see	14
for the first time	14
with all his might	14
of the italian renaissance	14
as if it were	14
from day to day	14
the early middle ages	14
it seems as if	13
the father and the	13
us who thou art	13
to the right hand	13
the italy of the	13
from head to foot	13
there is a place	13
the end of the	13
in the time of	13
from side to side	12
the nature of the	12
so saw i there	12
art of the renaissance	12
than all the rest	12
forth issued from the	12
hundred years and more	12
one of the most	12
soon as they had	12
i know not how	12
to the summit of	12
i have power to	12
the flame of love	12
more than a hundred	12
to the left hand	12
i do not think	11
as more and more	11
and i behind him	11
the river of blood	11
the lady of the	11
that part of the	11
the shades of night	11
italy of the renaissance	11
by the side of	11
my guide and i	11
at the beginning of	11
on every side the	10
when he saw me	10
who art thou that	10
in the world above	10
on each part the	10
soon as to that	10
we came to the	10
in the days of	10
the power to move	10
the son of god	10
when he had spoke	10
smote him on the	10
from rock to rock	10
the study of the	10
men of the renaissance	10
when we came to	10
of the early renaissance	10
at the close of	10
thus spake the teacher	10
there is a spirit	10
the sight of the	10
as i have done	10
i know not what	10
and were it not	9
the semblance of a	9
of all the universe	9
to what i saw	9
the inferno by dante	9
the world no more	9
let it not irk	9
in the sight of	9
at the thought of	9
when i saw the	9
that thou mayst know	9
of the steep bank	9
far as to the	9
the rest of the	9
if it were not	9
opening in the rock	9
by how much more	9
on the right hand	9
and all the while	9
and paradise or the	9
from light to light	9
the captain of the	9
for the most part	9
inferno by dante alighieri	9
on the left side	9
but that thou mayst	9
for the love of	9
to me my guide	9
hell or the inferno	9
took up the strain	9
to him my guide	9
the italians of the	9
when thus i heard	9
from step to step	9
for the sake of	9
it not irk thee	9
the depths of hell	9
more than once in	9
and others many more	9
or the inferno by	9
in vain to lift	9
in the upper world	9
i do not know	9
say who thou wast	9
now who art thou	9
the grass and flowers	9
to whom i thus	9
the city of dis	9
paradise or the inferno	9
in the way of	9
the head of the	8
the antique and the	8
the leader of the	8
set me free from	8
or the inferno part	8
the love of the	8
the hearts of all	8
and held them there	8
in this world of	8
of the early middle	8
it seems to me	8
the course of the	8
whom here thou seest	8
thus spake my guide	8
if i had not	8
if well thou note	8
the kingdom of the	8
the side of the	8
the bosom of the	8
led me to the	8
the edge of the	8
through the gross and	8
to the lowest depth	8
he knows not how	8
upon the shore of	8
that day and the	8
how that may be	8
more thou wish to	8
in the middle of	8
at the sight of	8
nor i nor he	8
that way to look	8
the meaning of the	8
on the wide sea	8
as soon as they	8
and as a man	8
lady of the herd	8
the inferno part cantos	8
and here and there	8
the face of one	8
is said to have	8
towards the close of	8
so much the more	8
i will not tell	8
by the power of	8
to the bard i	8
to the other shore	8
is that of the	8
feet and of the	8
and when he had	8
the other with a	8
if more thou wish	8
the middle ages were	8
on the occasion of	8
in the shape of	8
the sound of the	8
to whom my guide	8
as at the first	8
the presence of the	8
say who are ye	8
on the summit of	8
i was on earth	8
at the end of	8
to return to the	8
in the eyes of	8
then thus to me	8
if thou be willing	7
on the part of	7
to speak no more	7
but who are ye	7
and not in vain	7
from vercelli slopes to	7
as more than once	7
in the court of	7
in the great city	7
in all the rest	7
on the side it	7
from bridge to bridge	7
the bottom of the	7
a thing of nought	7
as if they were	7
i have an arm	7
tell me of the	7
to cure his leprosy	7
the regions of the	7
if ye desire to	7
say who is he	7
what is this i	7
the left side of	7
in the presence of	7
more than half a	7
by the sound of	7
so may thy nails	7
i may vent the	7
ambush of the horse	7
that i may vent	7
said to have been	7
and all the rest	7
of the parte guelfa	7
that is to say	7
the cause for which	7
he to the left	7
day and the next	7
the occasion of his	7
who was the cause	7
with an eye askance	7
triumph in thy lofty	7
is this i hear	7
it irks not me	7
at the cost of	7
at the expense of	7
the college of the	7
if thou wouldst have	7
as the sicilian bull	7
when in the world	7
and ask what crime	7
more would i say	7
and turning to the	7
i in these words	7
as thou shalt tell	7
thee triumph in thy	7
but thou must bark	7
i heard my sons	7
it not that i	7
of the fourteenth century	7
the manner in which	7
the region of the	7
centre of the earth	7
and honour of the	7
the ambush of the	7
thou wish to learn	7
that from vercelli slopes	7
the fifth day and	7
in these words began	7
of thought and feeling	7
the circuit of their	7
that now i saw	7
seems to have been	7
a lake of blood	7
by reason of the	7
know not if i	7
than i am wont	7
and the good master	7
and one in two	7
the middle ages had	7
the motions of the	7
me by the hand	7
or more or less	7
these are not towers	7
to the other side	7
but fix thine eyes	7
was cleft in twain	7
this as it may	7
where the neck is	7
for love of heaven	7
of the house of	7
but when the sun	7
we came to where	7
his stead in his	6
the character of the	6
summit of the scale	6
in thy lofty seat	6
in the life serene	6
who sang the songs	6
nor fondness for my	6
and him who made	6
the courts of love	6
action of his throat	6
the thighs and legs	6
before had pleased me	6
me you pass into	6
thy wings thou beatest	6
the body i have	6
left my body burnt	6
the fever of his	6
he wish not here	6
all the world be	6
in which he was	6
a centaur full of	6
as smoke in air	6
sun made his transit	6
bore the name of	6
more than i am	6
from these to have	6
pulp my mother gave	6
where they are wont	6
the purlieus of the	6
more and more the	6
now doth he know	6
thou recall to mind	6
cause for which i	6
in his own body	6
father and the sons	6
was or can be	6
their sleep i heard	6
to the sound of	6
on this side appears	6
that thou mayst not	6
a man of arms	6
where thine eye shall	6
this one left a	6
seem to have been	6
i thus to him	6
the thoughts of men	6
thou for more than	6
with face to feet	6
the influence of the	6
to the little worm	6
and issuing from the	6
so have i heard	6
i through him may	6
it not so ready	6
that i through him	6
have power to show	6
from whence ye stand	6
into this blind world	6
on the arch that	6
on the one hand	6
miles the valley winds	6
their hands behind them	6
the mouth of the	6
in the world no	6
where will and power	6
against the theban blood	6
behind the right arm	6
not to make them	6
to the end that	6
the depth of all	6
and then a voice	6
a voice from the	6
stand all on end	6
amid their sleep i	6
and will at once	6
then to me the	6
i awoke before the	6
the name of him	6
as thou seest me	6
he from before me	6
that is the ancient	6
of the most high	6
i saw a crowd	6
and with that word	6
for they were with	6
ill knew to guide	6
whereat a voice from	6
for one man to	6
with gentle voice and	6
it was the hour	6
of the seven kings	6
the mind of each	6
of the unpeopled world	6
or through his own	6
and on the other	6
it was i knew	6
fear of him did	6
three stakes on the	6
the wings enough were	6
the tail and head	6
smoke in air or	6
it was of the	6
when this one left	6
low down before their	6
with anger in his	6
who in a ring	6
traitor whom i gnaw	6
take the lioness and	6
and to my guide	6
it could not be	6
him than of herself	6
know that i am	6
whence i betook me	6
if thou wouldst eat	6
that i will not	6
when thus my guide	6
both one and other	6
have peace or war	6
the lowest of the	6
to talk with me	6
ye shall see me	6
not far from death	6
not irk thee here	6
twenty miles the valley	6
from the mortal world	6
with their weight they	6
and how and wherefore	6
it may not be	6
the songs of the	6
of the holy church	6
in his stead in	6
to what i now	6
the top of the	6
to speak of him	6
in a bark the	6
ministers of the fifth	6
three carats of alloy	6
but when he saw	6
we saw a painted	6
him round the neck	6
new land a whirlwind	6
strove in vain to	6
sang the songs of	6
as one who mounts	6
come to an end	6
who understood the tuscan	6
of the seventh circle	6
but by the sound	6
caught me by the	6
the thing it loves	6
was one of the	6
i now must fall	6
the border of the	6
as well as in	6
whose breast and shadow	6
and ye shall see	6
belly and the chest	6
the flame had come	6
the head of one	6
it is to be	6
though on the arch	6
for i write it	6
long as i descended	6
by the hair it	6
the way of life	6
by hill and plain	6
such stairs as these	6
for so i name	6
and after him the	6
of the city of	6
of the great herd	6
as one who walks	6
the body of a	6
to that part of	6
soon as we had	6
i left my body	6
repent and will at	6
i shape mine answer	6
of myself i come	6
by such stairs as	6
the sun made his	6
broken on the ground	6
stead in his own	6
it is impossible to	6
which before had pleased	6
fever of his pride	6
florentine family of the	6
nor in me that	6
that thou mayst see	6
was taken from the	6
that all the world	6
the tenour of my	6
they were with me	6
he said to me	6
i then was of	6
a flash of lightning	6
the quatre fils aymon	6
they from one body	6
when the wings enough	6
with the rest i	6
to the next circle	6
hear and understand not	6
thou my steps pursue	6
in space so brief	6
at the right wheel	6
hadst it not so	6
of him whose tongue	6
but in the church	6
thus in answer spake	6
in the middle ages	6
still to the left	6
the part of the	6
so long as i	6
i could no further	6
the action of the	6
at the battle of	6
the sons of earth	6
in that long war	6
beneath the mace of	6
but a little space	6
the serpents were my	6
the shepherd of the	6
to flatter in this	6
that i told thee	6
the bond of love	6
with many a tear	6
and thou for more	6
i could not choose	6
the way is long	6
i hear and understand	6
i had not seen	6
in silence and in	6
forth the serpents were	6
the whole of the	6
mule that i was	6
of the thing it	6
that opposite it hangs	6
and the father of	6
of him than of	6
one of the seven	6
make thee triumph in	6
of his free bounty	6
i seem to view	6
little and by little	6
underneath the rock of	6
my guide to one	6
such was my cheer	6
then thus my guide	6
and thus it spake	6
from eve to morn	6
tell me who thou	6
thou hadst it not	6
not of myself i	6
a little over us	6
speak from whence ye	6
one in front of	6
had pleased me then	6
fondness for my son	6
since thou washest me	6
my mother gave me	6
for i am well	6
if thou recall to	6
as a man doth	6
so may thy name	6
grace call him not	6
to him in rank	6
who it was i	6
and there is he	6
after him the other	6
so that he may	6
phaeton ill knew to	6
i write it not	6
by little and by	6
call to mind the	6
one already i descried	6
down before their eyes	6
laid his hand on	6
with a new colour	6
thou canst not have	6
serpents were my friends	6
or not a hair	6
so terrible a blast	6
find a shade more	6
thou shalt find the	6
that i may know	6
one hammers at the	6
the time may be	6
stood the people all	6
thou mayst know who	6
the bird of god	6
the chanson de roland	6
in the case of	6
my hair stand all	6
our downward course we	6
hair stand all on	6
when i awoke before	6
but if i here	6
they were wont to	6
extended on the cross	6
was painted in my	6
in my thoughts i	6
that with their weight	6
hence i hear and	6
the minister of the	6
wear the body i	6
of himself on earth	6
the aid of his	6
art thou that hast	6
and power are one	6
i have tried to	6
the city of unbelief	6
we all were silent	6
them ministers of the	6
me who thou art	6
under us three spirits	6
i was not dead	6
eight times round his	6
as his to others	6
italians of the renaissance	6
for more than any	6
ask thou no more	6
without the help of	6
i am not he	6
and under us three	6
the foot of the	6
serpent with six feet	6
the bosom of our	6
the right hand turning	6
in rear of all	6
the number of the	6
and the hour drew	6
i many a face	6
much more than the	6
when i beheld two	6
of our first parent	6
that which before had	6
tell me if any	6
on the death of	6
but who is he	6
from the neck down	6
i would have thee	6
with the ten demons	6
could not choose but	6
thus to him replied	6
and the pair of	6
from the other life	6
on the left hand	6
the squadrons of the	6
one who walks in	6
there is a rock	6
through me you pass	6
the rock of aventine	6
in the which all	6
and in a moment	6
the lamb of god	6
of boiardo and ariosto	6
as well as the	6
the issue of the	6
the which my predecessor	6
soon as my guide	6
the action of his	6
from the next circle	6
a serpent with six	6
the new land a	6
canst not have heard	6
i already feel them	6
and i was silent	6
and all the world	6
sleep i heard my	6
arms the old alardo	6
when many lofty towers	6
forth two mighty wings	6
the colour of his	6
the author of the	6
the belly and the	6
by the action of	6
the spirit of god	6
more than the disease	6
stakes on the ground	6
from branch to branch	6
wherewith i speak be	6
the mouth of arno	6
not sworn with vanity	6
it may be that	6
i may set forth	6
at a time when	6
who in this world	6
if i spake false	6
more than all the	6
turning round to me	6
the father of lies	6
will and power are	6
and pulp my mother	6
and underneath my feet	6
the handmaid of the	6
who in the van	6
upon the visage of	6
than if thou hadst	6
without arms the old	6
and wear the body	6
with three stakes on	6
in the absence of	6
with but one bark	6
at the sound of	6
his purpose to the	6
with the voice of	6
the bird of jove	6
the sense of toil	6
the traitor whom i	6
thou art my lord	6
faenza when the people	6
such were the words	6
motion of the sacred	6
to the pleasant world	6
with calchas gave the	6
what here thou seest	6
i will instruct thee	6
of one already i	6
with a view to	6
in the hands of	6
the midst of the	6
a shade more worthy	6
at the time when	6
from the thoughts of	6
so thick a veil	6
and motion of the	6
thee who i am	6
in this sad plight	6
knowing who ye are	6
in me that cord	6
so afterward from that	6
painted in my looks	6
the sight of god	6
as we have seen	6
scourge of the fierce	5
in few thus to	5
run barking even as	5
them the power to	5
made a pile so	5
goodly seed to pass	5
from above the bank	5
smear their unsound vessels	5
the moon since the	5
ill counsel in the	5
for his fraudful theft	5
me more compassionate his	5
of winding subtlety i	5
as thou dost wish	5
chase the gaunt wolf	5
to lift their forms	5
beastly sign of hate	5
whom such mighty grief	5
croaking above the wave	5
canto xxiv in the	5
scan aright the future	5
prostrate to the ground	5
how terrified methought was	5
two there were in	5
where lay the theban	5
time grace call him	5
my feet saw two	5
but for one fault	5
he next his words	5
of juncture soon was	5
thy spoil an hundred	5
hear what i forebode	5
among the crags and	5
for myself do scarce	5
shall be cast forth	5
creature eminent in beauty	5
who with him treachery	5
flame forthwith the greater	5
my lofty strain i	5
language hath not sounds	5
whence heaping woe on	5
at every mouth his	5
glaring and malignant lamps	5
springs forth on one	5
more rugged than before	5
to see me thus	5
from heel to point	5
been flocks or mountain	5
another sun came out	5
the mace of stout	5
flame alone upsoaring like	5
another shade far fiercer	5
and see on every	5
then to the leftward	5
therewith vent thy rage	5
to those worn by	5
not that we crave	5
brazen pans set to	5
eager driveth on the	5
hair shall tarry here	5
planted his feet on	5
you not from opening	5
any else be terrible	5
height arose his stature	5
earth thou mayst bear	5
another to his arms	5
to instruct us who	5
bespake the nature of	5
faithful band that yet	5
and they who thought	5
who is in yon	5
eye shall tell thee	5
may vent the grief	5
wide his arm and	5
of verruchio and the	5
past doubt her wisdom	5
his limbs one were	5
that thou lookedst not	5
this realm ye covet	5
if i scan thee	5
ice the spirits stood	5
then brake off discourse	5
first beheld at the	5
mastiff of verruchio and	5
within of serpents terrible	5
lowest ice may i	5
war such slaves to	5
tore montagna in their	5
i am ever at	5
the rest was said	5
bid my strain record	5
open thine ears and	5
that two and twenty	5
canto xxiii in silence	5
when of the rings	5
from the mild poet	5
held me near caieta	5
and of what race	5
where both were lost	5
of old didst carry	5
with whom caccia of	5
thine eye shall tell	5
down from the jutting	5
already through its opening	5
me walks ali weeping	5
the dismal rounds of	5
like mood of random	5
in the evil world	5
tongue hath been so	5
the hollow of a	5
parting those so closely	5
that yet our senses	5
cold had from my	5
no way they found	5
is now the ice	5
stoops to the lowlands	5
is a spirit dwells	5
perchance to be so	5
sometimes makest tearing pincers	5
gory spots sullied his	5
and took me up	5
of firm land on	5
that one had need	5
and i do quarrel	5
mouth inclining of the	5
if i misdeem not	5
i from far beheld	5
therefore urge thee on	5
the monstrous agony he	5
to wing my flight	5
made him not a	5
cut short all further	5
the other two approaching	5
then onward at their	5
we have compast round	5
in texture like a	5
of sorrow to the	5
face each downward held	5
shape all trace was	5
such slaves to do	5
one of you unfold	5
writes who errs not	5
i many vices of	5
to shun him was	5
the false accuser of	5
along the hollow of	5
whose ear those words	5
thou hast need to	5
them with spread wings	5
nor return of love	5
this chasm last of	5
silence as more perilous	5
over us the steep	5
bridge i forward bent	5
lift up thy head	5
wherein besteads me that	5
had but the groin	5
he is hideous now	5
make feeling trial how	5
that glitter down the	5
governs it at will	5
the name of famine	5
for whom his lord	5
thyself if quick conception	5
chasm beside this weakness	5
the sinners on his	5
hand smote him on	5
in one foss together	5
my speech shall best	5
in dreams the village	5
they who thought i	5
was void of wisdom	5
thou be not apt	5
and feels new hope	5
depth was to my	5
all sorrow from thy	5
and that thou mayst	5
two and twenty miles	5
the gross and gloomy	5
earth are ye not	5
callous back the tail	5
makes the flesh desert	5
and steeper far to	5
and the clean white	5
the words i knew	5
seed to bear fruit	5
and well it had	5
i may clasp thee	5
were beautiful as he	5
excess did shape the	5
and malignant lamps were	5
when they were chosen	5
coast were not less	5
along the gulf moves	5
if anger then be	5
to tell us who	5
may be he knows	5
great city i was	5
through thine arm the	5
no plumes had they	5
crust came drawn from	5
romagna without war in	5
in whose look impatient	5
form behold what once	5
the tears betwixt those	5
understood the tuscan voice	5
grief to wrench her	5
coast incline so much	5
as a discomfited and	5
if thou wouldst number	5
through the murky vale	5
in logic so exact	5
lay the theban brothers	5
fell they shall pursue	5
that one side upward	5
his face cleft to	5
but to think of	5
came saint francis for	5
as come from whence	5
not with all ethiopia	5
uppermost did so apply	5
upon the bridge i	5
pans set to retain	5
ballast of the seventh	5
that sprite of air	5
man of arms at	5
his looks more fell	5
nor vex me more	5
last cloister in the	5
the world my lofty	5
i of you did	5
of the other two	5
whom nor i nor	5
his lips gasping as	5
me up the steep	5
turning each to other	5
in this bitter woe	5
with the guilt another	5
look round thee as	5
of thy poor brethren	5
noting time and place	5
a tribe so frivolous	5
what were the words	5
snatches up her babe	5
no not this spirit	5
the banks whereby they	5
eagerly i fix on	5
volley with mine hands	5
down awhile my leader	5
look how thou walkest	5
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pale and naked ghost	5
toward the mouth inclining	5
to suffer for the	5
shame of all the	5
and know if he	5
laid on a hundred	5
thou pluck a thousand	5
such hurrying pace adown	5
the tube to turn	5
came drawn from underneath	5
teeth in shrill note	5
with such art conducted	5
suffers not to weep	5
the green talons grasp	5
lips gasping as in	5
reproof before had wounded	5
a space of intervening	5
yet thy sight below	5
of the fierce dog	5
for branca doria never	5
still rear its forehead	5
he i wot of	5
depth of all the	5
and i beheld a	5
that ungrateful and malignant	5
from whom such mighty	5
but open war there	5
when i was taken	5
up before thine eyes	5
such as will sustain	5
grassy slopes of casentino	5
nor hope had they	5
too long a space	5
other from the mouth	5
for her own sire	5
the light from underneath	5
us there where guilt	5
allows they walk unmantled	5
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on their feet were	5
descend with this man	5
excluded from his stye	5
that mass had tabernich	5
shouted his fierce lips	5
so parted at the	5
clings round her limbs	5
with the isle sardinia	5
lucan in mute attention	5
plagues so dire or	5
of night fall on	5
attention now may hear	5
puts on her dazzling	5
ears from the smooth	5
whose keen reproof before	5
so mighty sages tell	5
bone firm and unyielding	5
his strength against almighty	5
that closely bounding thee	5
on the smallest sphere	5
before the time grace	5
below to join the	5
out in ears from	5
groom currying so fast	5
he in posture thus	5
hath run his course	5
man his garments loops	5
the thighs were spread	5
to spy the dead	5
as doth the slug	5
issued from the cave	5
the great city i	5
a man his garments	5
ells complete without the	5
down we stood in	5
might reach not to	5
the belt that binds	5
seeking him out amidst	5
sight was livelier to	5
for as hence i	5
regarding well the ruin	5
it back to view	5
a blast orlando blew	5
his arm aloft he	5
of the nature of	5
exuberance of woe ran	5
if i did think	5
therefore thou canst not	5
now thou fall into	5
wherein the minister of	5
the hair it bore	5
that none exhibits token	5
that end look round	5
the earth puts on	5
if thou hadst fought	5
forthwith adamo smote him	5
he was my teacher	5
where the spine joins	5
thou so wholly then	5
i spake without delay	5
they with gory spots	5
the other talking sputters	5
lion of the snowy	5
of each be heedfully	5
if truly the mad	5
shade was with them	5
labours with the wind	5
from him issued still	5
bloody heap the host	5
in soul is in	5
why use thy tears	5
thou wouldst eat of	5
a circling year had	5
lofty and luminous wherein	5
plies the feet without	5
is by the noise	5
reft of the neri	5
fano boasts her worthiest	5
sight below among the	5
hammers at the prow	5
of our descent we	5
sound their necks they	5
of the neri first	5
what the mist involves	5
he held behind the	5
suit that hole of	5
two spirits in whose	5
a brown tint glides	5
thou find some spirit	5
rest through wonder stood	5
make full trial of	5
his teeth a sinner	5
but malebolge all toward	5
unsteady ballast of the	5
head the very hairs	5
i did spy upon	5
so beastly sign of	5
as i may fear	5
this gulf i dropt	5
were wont to bring	5
thou shalt obtain thy	5
more afflict itself for	5
him not unto herself	5
i in stature am	5
heads of thy poor	5
long as this spirit	5
partners in his shame	5
had grief to wrench	5
leader with large strides	5
on their dismal moan	5
soon as we came	5
that he should come	5
uplifted in the gloom	5
it had bested me	5
leanness whom it girded	5
feet behind then twisting	5
if right warrant thy	5
haply so lingering to	5
before and underneath my	5
too far before him	5
not turning yet to	5
to the hinder passage	5
the bones and pulp	5
saw two spirits in	5
came a centaur full	5
answer were to one	5
riseth up the village	5
than thou dost hope	5
realm there is a	5
the mind of my	5
that in the fire	5
whence his wave bisenzio	5
yields her body to	5
hissing along the vale	5
we yet once more	5
where time and place	5
nearer we might hear	5
in the high conflict	5
david more did not	5
the ears into the	5
far as another arch	5
then i dreaded death	5
spoke his purpose to	5
credit what i tell	5
but forthwith he thus	5
without constraint on the	5
constantine besought to cure	5
the church with saints	5
thoughts of men in	5
his hut returning in	5
through agony i bit	5
and after him there	5
as well as of	5
but i there still	5
biting axe of florence	5
his ill thoughts in	5
to reconcile their strifes	5
the hemisphere opposed to	5
if the precinct of	5
more fell he seems	5
wentest to the fire	5
each from his navel	5
thy coat of proof	5
land be among these	5
number them that two	5
him on the face	5
this coast were not	5
the swine excluded from	5
since it must needs	5
to the king of	5
one of yours i	5
that in his looks	5
serve thee for everlasting	5
feels new hope spring	5
i may thy name	5
seemest of a truth	5
thou bear to dolcino	5
hand through agony i	5
wise pendent in hand	5
have been caught by	5
face may answer to	5
i aped creative nature	5
in thee may perish	5
i level them at	5
what other shade was	5
and sharp and eager	5
looks for life yet	5
that here his cope	5
of noon the sun	5
tuscany to this dire	5
wrote o or i	5
is at its depth	5
where numbing cold locks	5
behoves make feeling trial	5
them with committed sin	5
then reft of sense	5
thus to another spake	5
joy to see me	5
the tail disparted took	5
murky jaw who hangs	5
whence impatiently he smites	5
if she repent her	5
speedily that ill was	5
force as were past	5
trial of your state	5
slaves to do his	5
even as a dog	5
musing on the rock	5
course the adverse way	5
dost thou in this	5
rifled of its goodly	5
the pitch tenacious boils	5
semele against the theban	5
thee of my state	5
thus to vengeance now	5
thou deemest thou art	5
vercelli slopes to mercabo	5
envy not myself the	5
bear fruit of eternal	5
to retain the heat	5
ready to assume the	5
did thrust him hither	5
of the bed beneath	5
who five ells complete	5
him no subterfuge eludes	5
the soul of the	5
name of famine bears	5
rode forth to chase	5
to let pass its	5
and in that long	5
fear in him was	5
show thee who i	5
the human face begins	5
he fell down from	5
what my heart foretold	5
the neri first pistoia	5
both arms down along	5
would fain might come	5
of yours i with	5
and yet did dare	5
i dread those evil	5
not proof of the	5
thou ere long shalt	5
that chance were in	5
warbling fiction he record	5
to me my liege	5
compast round the dismal	5
then be to their	5
dost thou not hear	5
i fluctuate in successive	5
thought turns again to	5
his days leaveth such	5
now in soul is	5
as they had won	5
the hour drew near	5
from that funeral pile	5
with wonder upon him	5
return unto the world	5
neighbours are so slack	5
ghost i saw that	5
bones of like proportion	5
i slept the evil	5
from me thou shalt	5
by thy land together	5
wherein the penalty is	5
thus up the shrinking	5
other aspect is judecca	5
sire to burn me	5
me of my doubt	5
horn began to roll	5
through glass pellucid the	5
speak of him whose	5
my purpose so to	5
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whence our life is	5
world my lofty strain	5
railest thus on others	5
level and the steep	5
in stature am more	5
they run where virtue	5
circular opening in the	5
and writhing its sharp	5
from this charge exempted	5
here but for one	5
full tell of the	5
is one can give	5
head upon the shoulders	5
the cross in banishment	5
that the paunch suits	5
as when a fog	5
i have seen the	5
here below all vapour	5
more like a giant	5
contrary of what i	5
that i each hundred	5
did for its master	5
he who gave the	5
due size protuberant the	5
beheld two spirits by	5
brutes but virtue to	5
both may issue hence	5
round with all the	5
not spoke his purpose	5
as he was void	5
didst exclaim in lombard	5
to lead us from	5
minister of the most	5
he knows who ordereth	5
though the cold had	5
against almighty jove make	5
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space left here by	5
to muse upon old	5
but first make proof	5
such force as were	5
those words redounding struck	5
form apparent met the	5
foot did strike with	5
truth did feel me	5
far more than from	5
when that he heard	5
or ever summer yields	5
i kept down my	5
retribution fiercely works in	5
doth wake such sad	5
at us and said	5
when the pride of	5
our senses have to	5
but pass we on	5
save that in his	5
turns for increase of	5
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thine arm the sons	5
chance a passing cloud	5
hand left framing of	5
to the point we	5
in his looks more	5
worthy in congealment to	5
mind of each misgave	5
of his ill thoughts	5
eye might reach not	5
feet springs forth on	5
the bridge i forward	5
one can give what	5
far onward stands whom	5
may no time filch	5
after him there came	5
demon in his stead	5
lanfranchi with sismondi and	5
who with seven heads	5
both ears against the	5
stand ever in my	5
then to and fro	5
has thine eye to	5
not such true testimony	5
their mouth the cold	5
to the tuscan race	5
i following his steps	5
in the flame with	5
directing and his face	5
the bone firm and	5
making fresh and soft	5
had caught my eye	5
bark the stately mast	5
so saw i fluctuate	5
morocco either shore i	5
the cyprian isle and	5
as that i first	5
bare and narrow path	5
wherefore i know not	5
not the serpent tribe	5
such as i was	5
from whom the cold	5
face cleft to the	5
love which nature makes	5
eyes inebriate with view	5
prayer is worthy of	5
chasm last of the	5
veins yet shrinks the	5
then turning each to	5
not a hair shall	5
friar he next his	5
and bids him on	5
on the deep and	5
hall lofty and luminous	5
more light been there	5
may make full trial	5
irk thee here to	5
and the old king	5
not so thick a	5
and looking out beholds	5
he alone it was	5
oft a lake of	5
if true be told	5
of that guilt wherein	5
words i knew not	5
mother that from sleep	5
forthwith i drew behind	5
false accuser of the	5
made the thunder feeble	5
as became a bird	5
florentine thou seemest of	5
that the farthest post	5
towers methought i spied	5
from this depth has	5
the biting axe of	5
before and apt for	5
such seed roots deepest	5
thou mayst not joy	5
the souls of serpents	5
like a man forespent	5
date more luscious for	5
torn from the chin	5
are planted on the	5
xxxi the very tongue	5
shalt thou find the	5
babe laden on either	5
behind they urge us	5
strange of shape and	5
legs into such members	5
thus transmuted did he	5
ponders well confesses her	5
fingers rendest off thy	5
that but a single	5
on end with terror	5
that i above may	5
peeling it off from	5
the point we came	5
by what of firm	5
who beyond a circling	5
am dead must through	5
on the wild sea	5
in the dark pit	5
socket brimming all the	5
who thence of old	5
jutting beach supine he	5
this upon the soles	5
reported that thy castles	5
lately didst exclaim in	5
within and plies the	5
sight of the ninth	5
both are of latium	5
for which on earth	5
like this along the	5
from both i one	5
that descend with this	5
something better gave me	5
then methought i saw	5
foundations rise capraia and	5
perchance above doth yet	5
to the dawn our	5
whilom felt that grapple	5
opening in the cave	5
a false shape assuming	5
the others all whom	5
never was thy romagna	5
now mark how i	5
numbing cold locks up	5
made me more compassionate	5
were mine eyes inebriate	5
whence old nile stoops	5
in my veins yet	5
hast need to arm	5
the storm with arrowy	5
riveting itself so close	5
at mine ease i	5
and evil will are	5
between the thick fell	5
cheeks through antenora roamest	5
see the sorrowing soul	5
two heads now became	5
she repent her not	5
whom mine eye was	5
once shalt see me	5
the murky jaw who	5
the coming of the	5
rendest off thy coat	5
more fell they shall	5
remembrance in my veins	5
silence looking round and	5
of wrings my heart	5
the three fall one	5
ofttimes the back was	5
to that shade i	5
and yet doth seem	5
come from whence old	5
with his hands laid	5
his firm abutment rears	5
far down as to	5
dread those evil talons	5
and what the colour	5
was to my view	5
was my teacher next	5
ill and sorrow to	5
more hard than others	5
could scarcely have withheld	5
record cadmus and arethusa	5
which my predecessor meanly	5
lower sails and gather	5
within these ardours are	5
of the truth presageful	5
thus when risen i	5
they shall need not	5
thus aeneas yet had	5
ardours are the spirits	5
that moment she betrays	5
enormous as became a	5
not on their feet	5
fought in the high	5
i lucifer should see	5
errand be some fresh	5
pursuing thus our solitary	5
depth we saw a	5
my guide had felt	5
hath neptune seen an	5
cloud so sail across	5
mad war such slaves	5
talons grasp the land	5
on the earth who	5
of aventine spread oft	5
thus our solitary way	5
might come upon thee	5
but by the deed	5
the bard i spake	5
him the other talking	5
i hitherto absolve thee	5
that whole must be	5
call up afresh sorrow	5
so dire or in	5
in this realm ye	5
the origin and end	5
speech shall best accord	5
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to face two natures	5
one had need to	5
blood that now i	5
on the banks of	5
all its time be	5
the walls of seville	5
along this path crawling	5
of air is schicchi	5
to a snake him	5
for everlasting to this	5
who the things of	5
perchance shalt shortly view	5
i found me come	5
i were fain at	5
a discomfited and helpless	5
excrescent pile on one	5
need to arm thy	5
a cross with three	5
fastens full upon him	5
terrified methought was curio	5
how distance can delude	5
whereat my guide was	5
yet with heedful ear	5
from whence we sprang	5
long war when of	5
those worn by the	5
long her milder sway	5
am stout and fearless	5
on either hand through	5
or where beyond thy	5
as in that season	5
must well remember how	5
leprous spirit heard my	5
nard and myrrh his	5
this world of misery	5
got the mastery of	5
that ofttimes the soul	5
beastial life and not	5
with sismondi and gualandi	5
of the seventh hold	5
wounds and blood that	5
as the other there	5
when dreaming near the	5
semblance dries me up	5
and five times round	5
him death not yet	5
myrrh his funeral shroud	5
nor avenue immediate through	5
it were or destiny	5
two pale and naked	5
there with pain and	5
to charm them out	5
who seconds thee against	5
not less ample than	5
fain might come upon	5
methinks thou mockest me	5
the first tears hang	5
lifting me up to	5
a cloud heavy and	5
then at my feet	5
it less strange may	5
six eyes he wept	5
how i aped creative	5
and if she repent	5
when to this gulf	5
the beautiful lights of	5
looks were lifted up	5
nor sin conducts to	5
earth puts on her	5
in any chasm beside	5
had more light been	5
with the intent to	5
well remember how i	5
and ope mine eyes	5
not yet their glaring	5
who see not what	5
whom his lord impatient	5
than thine has been	5
against the volley with	5
no more i tell	5
was stript of all	5
sign of juncture soon	5
it is difficult to	5
him there came a	5
honour to thyself redounds	5
blind to grope over	5
on whom mine eye	5
the vale of woe	5
so strange may be	5
should grieve far less	5
weight they make the	5
the pleasant land that	5
quick conception work in	5
may thy nails serve	5
dead must through the	5
of the ninth circle	5
as ever to let	5
more rueful was it	5
at full tell of	5
thinking what my heart	5
at the bottom of	5
the three i found	5
fell and the jagged	5
than half of one	5
first behoves make feeling	5
veils his face that	5
way among the crags	5
the utmost shore of	5
tears adown three chins	5
vast a theme could	5
these ardours are the	5
against my lips the	5
seizing on his hinder	5
the deep way we	5
more of him than	5
the moon was round	5
when he saw the	5
an one of yours	5
and as one thought	5
for of the mountains	5
so me my guide	5
inward turns for increase	5
strange may be its	5
my reply was ready	5
pride this man besought	5
how is mohammed mangled	5
thy right lie smoking	5
rock descended still to	5
or in such numbers	5
time each living thing	5
monstrous agony he hath	5
me not a disputant	5
than once in dire	5
no power can the	5
scarcely have withheld them	5
that held him fast	5
that was born sinless	5
no easy conquest else	5
his pride this man	5
when she saw polyxena	5
if she suffer not	5
under shade of canopy	5
unto the mouse and	5
can show a tribe	5
so shalt thou see	5
which then he piled	5
with similar act and	5
gave king john the	5
when the people slept	5
hath been so glib	5
no time filch your	5
i await carlino here	5
make the balances to	5
the interest of the	5
methought of all i	5
ice not on their	5
of italy in the	5
yet shrinks the vital	5
crime did thrust him	5
while deep in either	5
of woe ran naked	5
such as i may	5
round that ocean bathes	5
it through desire of	5
skull his teeth he	5
the ancient soul of	5
six feet springs forth	5
that far long the	5
i forward bent to	5
reft of sense did	5
run where virtue guides	5
more than any imp	5
that perchance laid on	5
as for his doings	5
put the keys into	5
the moment when the	5
and the frost bound	5
came to where a	5
of what race ye	5
which added doubly to	5
in fashion like a	5
is in yon fire	5
rest i may thy	5
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as men used to	5
in the sense of	5
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i held my ken	5
city i was bred	5
as on his haunch	5
the grassy slopes of	5
into hell methought we	5
it seems to pass	5
whence thy tongue cracks	5
panting like a man	5
whereby they glide to	5
plied quickly his keen	5
sounds more like in	5
of malice was the	5
strained eyes were bent	5
what there superfluous matter	5
belly huge great part	5
latian land be among	5
flight made our oars	5
two with this midway	5
before the other with	5
let thy soul no	5
the sardinian and each	5
nor scornfully distort thy	5
turned to me with	5
bosoms thus together press	5
her babe and flies	5
then to me he	5
were i and my	5
montereggion crowns his walls	5
no tongue so vast	5
set at mutual war	5
hath the sun made	5
are of the truth	5
whom swinging down he	5
squadrons of the moor	5
from his brethren parted	5
to shield me from	5
here he wails the	5
to whom the friar	5
of wolfram von eschenbach	5
bards of yore have	5
to this dire gullet	5
even now in soul	5
now imprint that from	5
he who knew so	5
more and more we	5
i take the lioness	5
this many a year	5
of the rings the	5
who both speaks and	5
this dread exuberance of	5
that lays bare the	5
the guilt another falsely	5
if speedily thyself and	5
steeper far to climb	5
but soon as they	5
is beneath the moon	5
to the fourth day	5
and the jagged ice	5
we stood in the	5
deplore the ambush of	5
tearing pincers of them	5
thrusting the head full	5
ever at thy side	5
time the fly gives	5
mayst be i know	5
reach not to the	5
but were in texture	5
it grieves me more	5
as best he could	5
then down before him	5
sword hacks us thus	5
of those frore shallows	5
ere long shalt feel	5
to mind from whence	5
in congealment to be	5
to see the spirits	5
thus abjectly extended on	5
to the west through	5
come to lead us	5
when i from far	5
for never face to	5
figures blended in one	5
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his form apparent met	5
each one plied quickly	5
upon the shoulders lay	5
a spectacle like this	5
they brought me down	5
i saw his troubled	5
a thousand fold in	5
if chance a passing	5
to scowl upon his	5
the emperor frederick ii	5
and those the rest	5
to bring us food	5
for him i know	5
whose throat was cut	5
for that goodly seed	5
no power permitted to	5
i betook me now	5
as underneath the scourge	5
of gottfried von strassburg	5
must sting them sore	5
taken from the other	5
and the rest partakers	5
the chest the thighs	5
of his sinning was	5
orbs and held them	5
hath his head within	5
when this was said	5
thy romagna without war	5
that lucifer with judas	5
to behold the troop	5
the old king with	5
shade more worthy in	5
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and thus in few	5
in the second round	5
that hour they have	5
to die by fire	5
the great continent doth	5
so shape his end	5
when nearest it approaches	5
its excess did shape	5
might hear the words	5
in evil act so	5
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reach but to his	5
where the pitch tenacious	5
me in his wrath	5
glitter down the grassy	5
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dare to scowl upon	5
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to suit that hole	5
to credit what i	5
already is the moon	5
cords that held him	5
him may all our	5
thence of old didst	5
with view of the	5
cure the fever of	5
of former shape all	5
lays bare the fields	5
wherewith cocytus to its	5
from within these sparks	5
both had been of	5
fasten yet thy sight	5
spread wings approach to	5
with the saracens or	5
one that descend with	5
view of the vast	5
each soul in thee	5
a sinner so enfolded	5
the centaur sped away	5
tell what thou list	5
father what ails thee	5
awoke before the dawn	5
hast outdone thy seed	5
sped not our feet	5
with his sword hacks	5
dreaming near the dawn	5
the troop of hannibal	5
yesternight the moon was	5
and when the pride	5
not what the point	5
this fastness branca doria	5
at their eyes grief	5
the four lengths two	5
misgave him through his	5
the socket brimming all	5
day nor the next	5
of shape and hideous	5
the man of the	5
that from him issued	5
who wanting power to	5
high conflict on thy	5
less spent than i	5
and as he came	5
mouse and frog befell	5
mine eye was held	5
wind offer up vow	5
to have been caught	5
troy fell from its	5
me the zeal i	5
and legs into such	5
albero of sienna brought	5
but as thou escape	5
lion than the fox	5
proof to tell of	5
in his right hand	5
tell thee whence the	5
a prey to rankling	5
on toward the middle	5
prayer a thousand fold	5
the rugged rock and	5
never ran water with	5
but that ungrateful and	5
antique and the modern	5
its depth was frozen	5
wherein i now must	5
see me speak and	5
thou lookedst not that	5
that goodly seed to	5
seed of sorrow to	5
towards me his mind	5
so wholly then wert	5
if will it were	5
and that which is	5
note like the stork	5
believing that i lucifer	5
was on earth count	5
and ours so low	5
young lions at the	5
immediate through the flame	5
who in pistoia found	5
boreth through the world	5
land and sea thy	5
till here the horned	5
chin throughout down to	5
for round his neck	5
hope had they of	5
mood of random mischief	5
how toward it with	5
hurrying pace adown the	5
foss did issue forth	5
hundred years have well	5
thou at once shalt	5
through effect of his	5
at that one blow	5
sight doth wake such	5
up from the point	5
cold locks up cocytus	5
raphel bai ameth sabi	5
well thou note me	5
and prone the other	5
if this be true	5
repeated oft the tale	5
spurring them on maliciously	5
and gather in the	5
this face remove the	5
might the vein of	5
of the three first	5
of the school of	5
the soul drops hither	5
to do his bidding	5
them if sore toil	5
but a thing of	5
great continent doth overspread	5
natural dungeon where ill	5
monarch do come forth	5
drives his little flock	5
strike with violent blow	5
five ells complete without	5
that the head of	5
found my worthy den	5
france herself can show	5
the image of my	5
till time hath run	5
the gulf moves every	5
open war there left	5
when the sun tempers	5
well knowest who he	5
then comes he forth	5
yet did dare to	5
gave the pharisees counsel	5
of thee true tidings	5
from the chin his	5
charge nor sacred ministry	5
spirit here were fain	5
inebriate with view of	5
let thy horn for	5
wish that i above	5
new hope spring in	5
swiftly speed through the	5
and in solitude we	5
him to this pain	5
ancient soul of wretched	5
the love poetry of	5
they both had been	5
thy name spreads over	5
shall place us there	5
two brazen pans set	5
on this side and	5
quickly his keen nails	5
our eyes that way	5
when i do hear	5
it blew had made	5
to stretch his children	5
the lion than the	5
crevice where to hide	5
legs dangling his entrails	5
not loud enough thy	5
chasm opening to view	5
ever to let pass	5
i did gaze attentive	5
thou hast outdone thy	5
troop of hannibal in	5
of a fell tyrant	5
not the tenth was	5
any born of latian	5
bream or fish of	5
for life yet longer	5
thee upon thy right	5
more compassionate his fate	5
body to a fiend	5
the short remaining watch	5
the grief impregnate at	5
drove back the troop	5
boasts her worthiest sons	5
by the cumbrous stole	5
whence i my guide	5
weep and ask for	5
nor tanais far remote	5
passing cloud so sail	5
are partners in his	5
where guilt is at	5
fettering up in chains	5
along the dismal pathway	5
his callous back the	5
i made him not	5
not to the depth	5
the point was i	5
the spirits heavy laden	5
the plain around all	5
washest me clear of	5
nature of the lion	5
since words would fail	5
his tongue continuous before	5
in either cheek he	5
against the siennese thus	5
and blood that now	5
cruel was the murder	5
and dam up the	5
in the chill stream	5
in fashion of a	5
fashion like a lute	5
that i take the	5
flame with ceaseless groans	5
me his mind directing	5
i command rough rhimes	5
there and diomede endure	5
a joy for vulgar	5
it approaches to the	5
and thy name spreads	5
thou so mightily hast	5
short course the father	5
it were fitting for	5
he told what fate	5
limbs one were to	5
saw in fashion like	5
witless flight made our	5
ill manners were best	5
search the ways of	5
half of noon the	5
the right coast incline	5
whom my song hath	5
hands behind them bound	5
tell us of the	5
added doubly to my	5
fly gives way to	5
our view the beautiful	5
space shone the eighth	5
would not change the	5
where the human face	5
both shapes were ready	5
ears into the head	5
call him not unto	5
his violent death yet	5
no proud honour to	5
scarce allow the witness	5
years might move one	5
descends this way along	5
endure their penal tortures	5
chief of the new	5
on its garbage he	5
there shalt thou find	5
but soon to mourning	5
the penalty is paid	5
living i of you	5
fitting to my guide	5
moving their teeth in	5
how standeth he in	5
and his rare wisdom	5
me now grown blind	5
by the ruin ye	5
to glass than water	5
hour they have not	5
with menacing look at	5
no right hadst thou	5
in straits like this	5
far remote under the	5
a man that dreams	5
and for three days	5
his feet one upright	5
here on earth been	5
spent than i in	5
penestrino cumber earth no	5
for the voyage the	5
plate buckles on him	5
range under the lion	5
to lower sails and	5
the site of every	5
way they found nor	5
neri first pistoia pines	5
till the flame alone	5
that crosses there i	5
whilst eagerly i fix	5
father of his consort	5
i each hundred years	5
or heliotrope to charm	5
deep in either cheek	5
thou wouldst know who	5
one man to suffer	5
his eye upon another	5
swarm not the serpent	5
realm open thine ears	5
there were in one	5
less the guile lament	5
spots sullied his face	5
he were clerk or	5
and it is time	5
that without was all	5
the powers of nature	5
me to cure the	5
hadst fought in the	5
and then the boon	5
so i see beneath	5
borne me to a	5
sense did she run	5
in the chill crust	5
there where guilt is	5
so to seem least	5
then along that edge	5
flocks or mountain goats	5
large strides proceeded on	5
again beheld the stars	5
a man i knew	5
hand on the cheek	5
firm land on this	5
of retribution fiercely works	5
its space shone the	5
we then brake off	5
thirty ample palms was	5
wretch forlorn and captive	5
born of latian land	5
said i the cause	5
or fish of broader	5
he in few thus	5
set to retain the	5
fresh and soft the	5
wouldst know who are	5
pile to pile descending	5
eyes drawn in and	5
methinks to see the	5
with most unholy flame	5
my guide caught me	5
the depth we saw	5
pole night now beheld	5
bond of love which	5
lest they run where	5
guide and i did	5
in the world was	5
closes on one part	5
had to our doleful	5
then upon some cliff	5
wailing the crime that	5
from beneath the eyebrows	5
of the hebrew youth	5
master own their sire	5
one had caught my	5
rock our way we	5
the voice of him	5
and the small faithful	5
scowl upon his maker	5
what time each living	5
but him first behoves	5
describe the depth of	5
who are partners in	5
through us have been	5
and the steep she	5
be not more hard	5
such was the fabric	5
when his sword drove	5
where hangs the baldrick	5
i then to virgil	5
and sorrow to the	5
he was lately left	5
him out amidst the	5
the fallen bridge arriving	5
dost doubt to turn	5
fall one by one	5
and in four countenances	5
did veil her with	5
than was here to	5
from the chin throughout	5
where such seed roots	5
would i have thee	5
who yonder hangs the	5
his face that lightens	5
see where he was	5
my sight was livelier	5
in this state of	5
off more than one	5
in the world aloft	5
have no power permitted	5
a bird so vast	5
of this airy shower	5
crosses there i stood	5
power to shut and	5
lookedst not that way	5
seems still to foresee	5
the keys are therefore	5
same form instant resumed	5
which the keen and	5
perchance from me thou	5
air or foam upon	5
to hear such wrangling	5
than on that skull	5
which biting with excess	5
already of the truth	5
spy upon his head	5
hath austrian danube spread	5
ill footing was and	5
and grappled at the	5
whose two shorter feet	5
such fell cruelty were	5
the thought of those	5
dwelling make in that	5
i do rip me	5
my lips the finger	5
my answer were to	5
to view the other	5
as i looked toward	5
to these were straw	5
leaveth such vestige of	5
so large of limb	5
fire that labours with	5
dungeon where ill footing	5
ever could return unto	5
so with the truth	5
could return unto the	5
knew him choleric and	5
we may thence descend	5
sinners on his hook	5
any from this depth	5
he is thus requited	5
it befell thee now	5
head within and plies	5
their eyes grief seeking	5
did dare to scowl	5
was the breath exhausted	5
to pursue and knowledge	5
thus much to me	5
may be its warrant	5
body i have ever	5
me up to the	5
to his arms upgliding	5
gashes close ere we	5
far fiercer and more	5
perfidy of a fell	5
to make them sadder	5
waves near to cattolica	5
each melted into other	5
corporeal frame to crush	5
if it befell thee	5
of yore have told	5
that three friezelanders had	5
much i dread those	5
deemest thou art still	5
xxix so were mine	5
the other cursed spirits	5
makest tearing pincers of	5
brighter than the star	5
ulysses there and diomede	5
knows who ordereth so	5
who here behind me	5
might shun discourse with	5
headlong fell from thebes	5
rueful was it not	5
thine eye to traverse	5
moons had shown me	5
each of this ream	5
vain to reach but	5
he laid his hand	5
in sport i told	5
thought i did it	5
name may by his	5
his sword hacks us	5
on the storm with	5
disgustful in its kind	5
feels no guilt within	5
and to cut short	5
went through that eternal	5
her sands let lybia	5
intent on these alone	5
forth to chase the	5
not long my head	5
tenement shall be cast	5
what time the fly	5
under the lion of	5
any chasm beside this	5
the waves near to	5
dreams the village gleaner	5
when that dismal rout	5
my face may answer	5
when there evening sets	5
standest musing on the	5
of its excess did	5
shade of canopy reposing	5
but i heard a	5
who ponders well confesses	5
then tenderly he caught	5
lost its middle or	5
toward it with desire	5
to repent and will	5
in his broad circumference	5
with age were i	5
englutted aliment to dross	5
shifting from brake to	5
in him my trust	5
fast the shaggy sides	5
that cave i deem	5
of their head the	5
tell nor show thee	5
he that hath his	5
mind directing and his	5
desire to see him	5
i did not mark	5
to this the short	5
the sight of lucca	5
brimming all the cup	5
now on this side	5
what master hand had	5
than on the other	5
that it were fitting	5
now grown blind to	5
and i accept it	5
and there is rued	5
alone and odorous amomum	5
pleasant land of latium	5
he his great charge	5
was it not methinks	5
down he bore me	5
on a brink to	5
through the depths of	5
turn thee into ashes	5
from head to feet	5
taking from mad war	5
fame reported that thy	5
the summit of one	5
and the sardinian and	5
is a place beneath	5
chains invisible the powers	5
could i command rough	5
of sense did she	5
that if right warrant	5
such blows in stormy	5
if any born of	5
but a single vest	5
site of every valley	5
shalt shortly view the	5
have seen on latian	5
rolling inward turns for	5
suffer for the people	5
a third with face	5
though he repeated oft	5
friars journeying on their	5
vicinage can best declare	5
in chains invisible the	5
like this were but	5
the weight of her	5
the very hairs were	5
and throughout caina thou	5
aught my tongue have	5
and her into a	5
that pleasant land of	5
confesses her therein wiser	5
him through his dream	5
from tuscany to this	5
upon the vale of	5
the time permitted now	5
above doth yet appear	5
false greek from troy	5
under the socket brimming	5
strain record the marvel	5
this depth has found	5
troy with such fell	5
bend this way thy	5
tore the curtain off	5
yet it seems to	5
since in evil act	5
that shade i spake	5
deter you not from	5
thou mayst be i	5
witness the fluid mound	5
the semblance of the	5
one from the wound	5
and so speedily that	5
vestige of himself on	5
of you unfold in	5
how there we sped	5
of silence as more	5
thy name still rear	5
him first behoves make	5
not shewn in any	5
me albero of sienna	5
here the way was	5
within that cave i	5
sorrow from thy soul	5
to the shrill gnat	5
doria never yet hath	5
and at her foremost	5
which forbids the sight	5
the future tore the	5
in the third circle	5
we should grieve far	5
more than from that	5
in bloody heap the	5
overcome in me the	5
doubt to turn thee	5
where is now the	5
dam up the mouth	5
and of his own	5
came the fainting people	5
by contradiction absolute forbid	5
when the giants brought	5
tread a different journey	5
sign my guide should	5
i set at mutual	5
such height arose his	5
and near her sees	5
gaining on the left	5
is a guilty soul	5
in that fair region	5
and the keys are	5
with ceaseless groans deplore	5
be that troop exempted	5
manners were best courtesy	5
us three spirits came	5
on this part he	5
and that chance were	5
my counsel to that	5