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Purgatory, by Dante Alighieri

by   cdm72 ,  Jun 1, 2004
Pros: Great imagery.
Cons: Again, that dry prose.
The Bottom Line: While the language is still hard to decipher, I'm still able to make out enough to get the general direction of the story.
Review: After coming through Hell, the poet Dante emerges to see stars and the night sky before making his way to the Isle of Purgatory, which he must pass before reaching Paradise and his lost love Beatrice who will guide him back to Earth. In this second part ...
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