Jantar e teatro
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Jantei fora. De noite fui ao teatro. Representava-se justamente Otelo, que eu não vira nem lera nunca; sabia apenas o assunto, e estimei a coincidência. Vi as grandes raivas do mouro, por causa de um lenço,— um simples lenço!
I dined out. At night I went to the theater. Precisely Othello was being performed, which I had never seen nor read; I knew only the plot, and I appreciated the coincidence. I saw the great rages of the Moor, because of a handkerchief — a simple handkerchief!
The narrator dines out and goes to the theater, where Othello is being performed.
The narrator dines out and goes to the theater, where Othello is being performed. He had never seen or read the play, only knew the plot, and enjoys the coincidence. He watches the Moor's great rages over a simple handkerchief.
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