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Dante Alighieri - To Guido Cavalcanti
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Guido, I wish that Lapo, you, and I
could board a vessel, by transporter beam,
that sailed by will alone, wherever seemed
desirable to go, beneath all skies.
I`d have our vessel proof to chance and gale,
and well supplied for pleasant times at sea:
we`d grow into a merry company —
good food and reveling would be the rule.
And Guido, we`d try beaming up the dames!
We`d take the ladies Vanna, Bess, and her
whom I discreetly call the Mistress Trenta:
love, of course, would be the main agenda;
that would keep `em happy I am sure,
and well I know that we would be the same. 
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