The Vision of Hell.
The Vision of Hell.
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One from the wound, the other from the mouthBreath'd a thick smoke, whose vap'ry columns join'd.
Lucan in mute attention now may hear, Nor thy disastrous fate, Sabellus! tell, Nor shine, Nasidius! Ovid now be mute. What if in warbling fiction he recordCadmus and Arethusa, to a snakeHim chang'd, and her into a fountain clear, I envy not; for never face to faceTwo natures thus transmuted did he sing, Wherein both shapes were ready to assumeThe other's substance. They in mutual guiseSo answer'd, t...hat the serpent split his trainDivided to a fork, and the pierc'd spiritDrew close his steps together, legs and thighsCompacted, that no sign of juncture soonWas visible: the tail disparted tookThe figure which the spirit lost, its skinSoft'ning, his indurated to a rind. The shoulders next I mark'd, that ent'ring join'dThe monster's arm-pits, whose two shorter feetSo lengthen'd, as the other's dwindling shrunk. The feet behind then twisting up becameThat part that man conceals, which in the wretchWas cleft in twain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One from the wound, the other from the mouthBreath'd a thick smoke, whose vap'ry columns join'd.
Lucan in mute attention now may hear, Nor thy disastrous fate, Sabellus! tell, Nor shine, Nasidius! Ovid now be mute. What if in warbling fiction he recordCadmus and Arethusa, to a snakeHim chang'd, and her into a fountain clear, I envy not; for never face to faceTwo natures thus transmuted did he sing, Wherein both shapes were ready to assumeThe other's substance. They in mutual guiseSo answer'd, t...hat the serpent split his trainDivided to a fork, and the pierc'd spiritDrew close his steps together, legs and thighsCompacted, that no sign of juncture soonWas visible: the tail disparted tookThe figure which the spirit lost, its skinSoft'ning, his indurated to a rind. The shoulders next I mark'd, that ent'ring join'dThe monster's arm-pits, whose two shorter feetSo lengthen'd, as the other's dwindling shrunk. The feet behind then twisting up becameThat part that man conceals, which in the wretchWas cleft in twain.
What to read after The Vision of Hell.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dante Alighieri to read onlineMoreLess
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