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Posto avea fine al suo ragionamento | 1 | My lofty teacher had brought his discourse | |||||
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l'alto dottore, e attento guardava | 2 | to its end and was studying my face | |||||
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ne la mia vista s'io parea contento; | 3 | to see if I seemed satisfied, | |||||
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e io, cui nova sete ancor frugava, | 4 | while I, spurred on by yet another thirst, | |||||
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di fuor tacea, e dentro dicea: "Forse | 5 | kept silent, rehearsing in my mind the thought: | |||||
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lo troppo dimandar ch'io fo li grava." | 6 | 'Perhaps I trouble him with all these questions.' | |||||
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