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The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri

Note 216 — CANTO III.

James Romanes Sibbald translation

As fowls, etc.: ‘As a bird to its lure’—generally interpreted of the falcon when called back. But a witness of the sport of netting thrushes in Tuscany describes them as ‘flying into the vocal ambush in a hurried, half-reluctant, and very remarkable manner.’

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