The Divine Comedy By Dante, Illustrated, Hell, volume 07
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Him Draghinazzo by his thighs beneathWould next have caught, whence angrily their chief, Turning on all sides round, with threat'ning browRestrain'd them. When their strife a little ceas'd, Of him, who yet was gazing on his wound, My teacher thus without delay inquir'd:"Who was the spirit, from whom by evil hapParting, as thou has told, thou cam'st to shore?"-- "It was the friar Gomita, " he rejoin'd, "He of Gallura, vessel of all guile, Who had his master's enemies in hand, And us'd them so th...at they commend him well. Money he took, and them at large dismiss'd. So he reports: and in each other chargeCommitted to his keeping, play'd the partOf barterer to the height: with him doth herdThe chief of Logodoro, Michel Zanche. Sardinia is a theme, whereof their tongueIs never weary. Out! alas! beholdThat other, how he grins! More would I say, But tremble lest he mean to maul me sore. " Their captain then to Farfarello turning, Who roll'd his moony eyes in act to strike, Rebuk'd him thus: "Off!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Him Draghinazzo by his thighs beneathWould next have caught, whence angrily their chief, Turning on all sides round, with threat'ning browRestrain'd them. When their strife a little ceas'd, Of him, who yet was gazing on his wound, My teacher thus without delay inquir'd:"Who was the spirit, from whom by evil hapParting, as thou has told, thou cam'st to shore?"-- "It was the friar Gomita, " he rejoin'd, "He of Gallura, vessel of all guile, Who had his master's enemies in hand, And us'd them so th...at they commend him well. Money he took, and them at large dismiss'd. So he reports: and in each other chargeCommitted to his keeping, play'd the partOf barterer to the height: with him doth herdThe chief of Logodoro, Michel Zanche. Sardinia is a theme, whereof their tongueIs never weary. Out! alas! beholdThat other, how he grins! More would I say, But tremble lest he mean to maul me sore. " Their captain then to Farfarello turning, Who roll'd his moony eyes in act to strike, Rebuk'd him thus: "Off!
What to read after The Divine Comedy By Dante, Illustrated, Hell, volume 07?
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