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Or puoi, figliuol, veder la corta buffa | 61 | 'Now you see, my son, what brief mockery | |||||
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d'i ben che son commessi a la fortuna, | 62 | Fortune makes of goods we trust her with, | |||||
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per che l'umana gente si rabuffa; | 63 | for which the race of men embroil themselves. | |||||
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ché tutto l'oro ch'è sotto la luna | 64 | 'All the gold that lies beneath the moon, | |||||
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e che già fu, di quest' anime stanche | 65 | or ever did, could never give a moment's rest | |||||
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non poterebbe farne posare una." | 66 | to any of these wearied souls.' | |||||
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