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DIVINECOMEDY- INFERNODANTEALIGHIERIHENRYWADSWORTHLONGF ELLOWENGLISHTRANSLATION ANDNOTESPAULGUSTAVEDOR EILLUSTRATIONSJOSEFNYGRINPDF PREPARATION ANDTYPESETTINGENGLISHTRANSLATION ANDNOTESH enry Wadsworth LongfellowILLUSTRATIONSPaul Gustave Dor eReleased underCreative are free:to share to copy, distribute, display, and perform the work;to remix to make derivative the following conditions:attribution you must attribute the work in the manner specified by the authoror licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your useof the work);noncommercial you may not use this work for commercial of the above conditions can be waived if you get permission fromthe copyright translation and notes byH. W. Longfellowobtained of illustrations byP. G. Dor eobtained , scanned byDan Short, used LATEX typesetting byJosef Nygrin, in Jan & Feb rights reservedc 2008 Josef NygrinContentsCanto 11 Canto 29 Canto 316 Canto 423 Canto 530 Canto 638 Canto 744 Canto 851 Canto 958 Canto 1065 Canto 1171 Canto 1277 Canto 1385 Canto 1493 Canto 1599 Canto 16104 Canto 17110 Canto 18116 Canto 19124 Canto 20131 Canto 21136 Canto 22143 Canto 23150 Canto 24158 Canto 25164 Canto 26171 Canto 27177 Canto 28183 Canto 29192 Canto 30200 Canto 31207 Canto 32215 Canto 33222 Canto 34231 DANTE Alighieri239 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow245 Pau

It ends on the first Sunday after Easter, making in all ten days. 2The dark forest of human life, with its passions, vices, and perplexities of all kinds; politically the state of Florence with its fractions Guelf and Ghibelline. 3Bunyan, in his Pilgrim’s Progress, which is a kind of Divine Comedy in prose, says: “I

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