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The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri

Note 459 — CANTO XV.

James Romanes Sibbald translation

With hand, etc.: ‘With my face bent to his’ is another reading, but there seems to be most authority for that in the text.—The fiery shower forbids Dante to stoop over the edge of the causeway. To Brunetto, who is some feet below him, he throws out his open hand, a gesture of astonishment mingled with pity.

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