Dante
Dante
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Not ^^orgil but his own conscience reproved the poet for a still worse offense. Once upon a time he had so far forgotten himself as actually to participate in a similar exchange of scurrilities. His sonnet correspondence with Forese Donati, a kinsman of the lady Dante married, has already been quoted (Chapter IV). In it we saw, to- gether with accusations of greediness, theft, and illegiti- mate birth, cast at the luckless gourmet, a cruel fling at Foresees wife and her neglected state. Later t...he author made all possible amends. The imputation of high living was well founded; and Dante, allotting a place to Donati's spirit in Purgatory, has to put the soul among the gluttonous. All else he implicitly retracts; expli- dtly, the charge of coldness to his wife, to whom Forese, through the poet, now pays a loving tribute. Here is the scene. Wasted by hunger and thirst, tormented by the sight of fruit trees and the spray of waterfalls, a throng of ghosts overtakes Dante, who, with Virgil and Statins, is traversing one of the terraces of Fiurgatory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not ^^orgil but his own conscience reproved the poet for a still worse offense. Once upon a time he had so far forgotten himself as actually to participate in a similar exchange of scurrilities. His sonnet correspondence with Forese Donati, a kinsman of the lady Dante married, has already been quoted (Chapter IV). In it we saw, to- gether with accusations of greediness, theft, and illegiti- mate birth, cast at the luckless gourmet, a cruel fling at Foresees wife and her neglected state. Later t...he author made all possible amends. The imputation of high living was well founded; and Dante, allotting a place to Donati's spirit in Purgatory, has to put the soul among the gluttonous. All else he implicitly retracts; expli- dtly, the charge of coldness to his wife, to whom Forese, through the poet, now pays a loving tribute. Here is the scene. Wasted by hunger and thirst, tormented by the sight of fruit trees and the spray of waterfalls, a throng of ghosts overtakes Dante, who, with Virgil and Statins, is traversing one of the terraces of Fiurgatory.
What to read after Dante?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C H Charles Hall Grandgent to read onlineMoreLess
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