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XXVI Sonetto by Dante Alighieri (From "Vita Nova")
Tanto gentile e tanto onesta pare
la donna mia quandella altrui saluta,
chogne lingua deven tremando muta,
4e li occhi no lardiscon di guardare.
Ella si va, sentendosi laudare,
benignamente dumiltà vestuta;
e par che sia una cosa venuta
8da cielo in terra a miracol mostrare.
Mostrasi sì piacente a chi la mira,
che dà per li occhi una dolcezza al core,
11che ntender no la può chi no la prova:
e par che de la sua labbia si mova
un spirito soave pien damore,
14che va dicendo a lanima: sospira
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Google translation
So kind and so honest it seems
my woman when she greets others,
that the tongue deven trembling dumb,
4e eyes no the ardiscon of looking.
She goes, feeling to be disappointed,
kindly humbly dressed;
and it seems like something has come
8from heaven on earth to show miracles.
Show yourself so pleased to those who aim it,
which gives the eyes a sweetness to the heart,
11that is not the proof of the proof:
and it seems that his labbia is changed
a sweet spirit full of love,
He goes on telling the soul: he sighs
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