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sì al venir con le parole tue, | 137 | so eager for the journey | |||||
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ch'i' son tornato nel primo proposto. | 138 | that I've returned to what was first proposed. | |||||
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Or va, ch'un sol volere è d'ambedue: | 139 | 'Set out then, for one will prompts us both. | |||||
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tu duca, tu segnore e tu maestro." | 140 | You are my leader, you my lord and master,' | |||||
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Così li dissi; e poi che mosso fue, | 141 | I said to him, and when he moved ahead | |||||
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intrai per lo cammino alto e silvestro. | 142 | I entered on the deep and savage way. | |||||
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