The quoted passage restates Dante's next perplexity as a bodily problem: how his body can rise past lighter bodies.
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Perplexity
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"Sure. I said, I was content already after such great wonder, I rested, but again, I wonder how my body rises past these lighter..."
"...words, she smiled to me. I was yet caught in new perplexity. I said, I was content already. After such great wonder, I rested."
"...words, she smiled to me. I was yet caught in new perplexity, okay? So, what is his first doubt?"
"...causes are concealed, we often face deceptive reasoning and things provoke perplexity in us. Your question makes me sure that you're convinced, perhaps because..."
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