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e quella, come madre che soccorre | 4 | And she, like a mother, quick in comforting | |||||
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sùbito al figlio palido e anelo | 5 | her son when he is pale and out of breath | |||||
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con la sua voce, che 'l suol ben disporre, | 6 | with a voice that often calmed him in the past, | |||||
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