urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:	edition	
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1	eceptext	
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.1	head	[Translation from Dante, <emph xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">Inferno</emph> Canto xxxiii 1-78]
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.2	lg	
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.2.1	l	From his dire food the grisly felon raised
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.2.2	l	His gore-dyed lips, which on the clottered locks
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.2.3	l	Of the half-devoured head he wiped, and thus
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.2.4	l	Began: 'Would'st thou revive the deep despair,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.2.5	l	The anguish, that, unuttered, natheless wrings
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.2.6	l	My inmost heart? Yet if the telling may
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.2.7	l	Beget the traitor's infamy, whom thus
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.2.8	l	I ceaseless gnaw insatiate, thou shalt see me
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.2.9	l	At once give loose to utterance and to tears.
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.3	lg	
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.3.1	l	'I know not who thou art nor on what errand
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.3.2	l	Sent hither; but a Florentine my ear,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.3.3	l	Won by thy tongue, declares thee. Know, thou see'st
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.3.4	l	In me Count Ugolino, and Ruggieri,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.3.5	l	Pisa's perfidious prelate, this: now hear
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.3.6	l	My wrongs and from them judge of my revenge.
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.4	lg	
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.4.1	l	'That I did trust him, that I was betrayed
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.4.2	l	By trusting, and by treachery slain, it recks not
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.4.3	l	That I advise thee; that which yet remains
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.4.4	l	To thee and all unknown (a horrid tale),
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.4.5	l	The bitterness of death, I shall unfold.
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.4.6	l	Attend, and say if he have injured me.
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5	lg	
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.1	l	'Through a small crevice opening, what scant light
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.2	l	That grim and antique tower admitted (since
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.3	l	Of me the Tower of Famine hight, and known
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.4	l	To many a wretch) already 'gan the dawn
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.5	l	To send. The whilst I slumbering lay, a sleep
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.6	l	Prophetic of my woes with direful hand
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.7	l	Oped the dark veil of fate. I saw methought
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.8	l	Toward Pisa's mount, that intercepts the view
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.9	l	Of Lucca, chased by hell-hounds gaunt and bloody
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.10	l	A wolf full-grown; with fleet and equal speed
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.11	l	His young ones ran beside him. Lanfranc there
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.12	l	And Sigismundo and Gualandi rode
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.13	l	Amain, my deadly foes, headed by this
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.14	l	The deadliest: he their chief, the foremost he
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.15	l	Flashed to pursue and cheer the eager cry.
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.16	l	Nor long endured the chase: the panting sire,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.17	l	Of strength bereft, his helpless offspring soon
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.18	l	O'erta'en beheld, and in their trembling flanks
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.5.19	l	The hungry pack their sharp-set fangs embrued.
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6	lg	
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.1	l	'The morn had scarce commenced when I awoke:
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.2	l	My children (they were with me) sleep as yet
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.3	l	Gave not to know their sum of misery,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.4	l	But yet in low and uncompleted sounds
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.5	l	I heard 'em wail for bread. Oh! thou art cruel,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.6	l	Or thou dost mourn to think what my poor heart
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.7	l	Foresaw, foreknew; oh! if thou weep not now,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.8	l	Where are thy tears? Too soon they had aroused them,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.9	l	Sad with the fears of sleep, and now the hour
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.10	l	Of timely food approached; when, at the gate
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.11	l	Below, I heard the dreadful clank of bars
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.12	l	And fastening bolts. Then on my children's eyes
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.13	l	Speechless my sight I fixed, nor wept, for all
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.14	l	Within was stone. They wept, unhappy boys,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.15	l	They wept; and first my little dear Anselmo
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.16	l	Cried, 'Father, why do you gaze so sternly?
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.17	l	What would you have?' Yet wept I not or answered
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.18	l	All that whole day or the succeeding night,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.19	l	Till a new sun arose with weakly gleam
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.20	l	And wan, such as mought entrance find within
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.21	l	That house of woe. But oh! when I beheld
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.22	l	My sons, and in four faces saw my own
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.23	l	Despair reflected, either hand I gnawed
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.24	l	For anguish, which they construed hunger. Straight
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.25	l	Arising all they cried, 'Far less shall be
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.26	l	Our sufferings, sir, if you resume your gift;
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.27	l	These miserable limbs with flesh you clothed;
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.28	l	Take back what once was yours.' I swallowed down
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.29	l	My struggling sorrow, nor to heighten theirs.
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.30	l	That day and yet another, mute we sat
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.31	l	And motionless. O earth, could'st thou not gape
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.32	l	Quick to devour me? Yet a fourth day came,
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.33	l	When Gaddo, at my feet outstretched, imploring
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.34	l	In vain my help, expired; ere the sixth morn
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.35	l	Had dawned, my other three before my eyes
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.36	l	Died one by one. I saw 'em fall; I heard
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.37	l	Their doleful cries. For three days more I groped
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.38	l	About among their cold remains (for then
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.39	l	Hunger had reft my eyesight), often calling
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.40	l	On their dear names, that heard me now no more;
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.6.41	l	The fourth, what sorrow could not, famine did.'
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.7	lg	
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.7.1	l	He finished; then with unrelenting eye
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.7.2	l	Askance he turned him, hasty to renew
urn:cts:tgap:GrayThomas.TranslationfromDanteInfernoCantoxxxiii.English.1716_tdin:1.7.3	l	The hellish feast, and rent his trembling prey.