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     This seems to be a vision of "death's other kingdom," glimpsed from afar and brokenly.  The details seem to originate in PURGATORIO xxviii-xxix, in the description of the Earthly Paradise: the birds and the breeze are singing in the trees, there is the sound of chanting and a light glows under the boughs.  The star, (see line 28) here a "fading star," is used by Dante as an image of God or of Mary.

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Southam, 104.