This poem is taken from PN Review 41, Volume 11 Number 3, January - February 1985.
Vergil Introduces Dante to Certain Contemporary British PoetsInferno, Canto VII, 115-126
translated by Timothy Harris
"Son," the good master said, "now you may see
the souls of those whom anger overcame;
and I would also have you know for sure
that down beneath the water people sigh
and make this bubbling at the water's top,
as you can tell, whichever way you turn.
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