In the quoted passage, Dante asks his ancestor to tell him plainly what fortune approaches, describing earlier warnings as grievous but saying foreknowledge lets the arrow land more gently.
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Fortune
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"Like Phaethon, one who still makes fathers wary of sons, when he had heard insinuations, and he, to be assured, came to Clemene, such..."
"heals souls and when descending to the dead world, what I heard about my future life were grievous words. Although against the blows of..."
"...times conceals itself from all men's eyes there coloroga blessed by fortune sits under the aegis of the mighty shield on which the lion..."
"...Thus my desire would be appeased if I might know what fortune is approaching me. The arrow one foresees arrives more gently. So did..."
"...moments like this because it's the best time to make a fortune for themselves. These are evil, demonic people."
"...that we pursue ourselves in a place that may augment our fortune or better our chances of doing something better, okay? But stories are..."
"...their feelings of resentment and give their affections to those whom fortune had made masters of their persons. An injury had often led to..."
"...order of their lot, will come each in his turn, till fortune shall give us a favorable chance against you."
"...exploiting his tenants but he was able to build a large fortune you know what um money in america is not enough you need..."
"...to succeed. But when they rise the ranks in fame and fortune. In America, it creates a perception to regular people that I can..."
"...everywhere. Even Pulitzer Prize winners, billionaires, New York Times bestselling authors, Fortune 500 CEOs, federal judges, senators. Okay? They're everywhere. And that's the power..."
"...there's absolutely no difference above the gods are the older gods fortune fate so the belief was that even though these are gods they're..."
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