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that I had to gain experience of the world

"And having turned our stern unto the morning,

de 'oars made wings for our mad flight,

always gaining on the larboard side.

Already all the stars from the other pole

saw the night and 'ours so low,

did not rise above the ocean floor.

Five times rekindled and as many

the light was below the moon,

then that 'ntrati were we step it up,

when it appeared to us a mountain, dim

for distance, and it seemed to me so high

as he had not seen any.

Joyful were we, and soon it turned into tears,

because of the new land a whirlwind rose,

and smote upon the fore part.

Three times it made her whirl with all the water;

in the fourth lifted the stern uplift

And the prow downward, com'altrui liked,

finally, that 'the sea above us closed again'

(Divina Commedia, Inferno, Canto 26)