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e tanto buono ardire al cor mi corse, | 131 | And so much courage poured into my heart | |||||
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ch'i' cominciai come persona franca: | 132 | that I began, as one made resolute: | |||||
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"Oh pietosa colei che mi soccorse! | 133 | 'O how compassionate was she to help me, | |||||
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e te cortese ch'ubidisti tosto | 134 | how courteous were you, so ready to obey | |||||
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a le vere parole che ti porse! | 135 | the truthful words she spoke to you! | |||||
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Tu m'hai con disiderio il cor disposto | 136 | 'Your words have made my heart | |||||
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