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fossero alquanto e l'animo smagato, 146 and my mind somewhat bewildered,
 
non poter quei fuggirsi tanto chiusi, 147 these sinners could not flee so stealthily
 
    ch'i' non scorgessi ben Puccio Sciancato; 148 but I with ease discerned that Puccio Lameshanks,
 
ed era quel che sol, di tre compagni 149 and he alone, of the three companions
 
che venner prima, non era mutato; 150 in that group, remained unchanged.
 
l'altr' era quel che tu, Gaville, piagni. 151 The other, Gaville, was the one whom you lament.

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C Inf XXV 148
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Fiorentini, summarized entry
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Cavalcanti, Francesco de', summarized entry
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