Eternity's pendulums
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A eternidade tem as suas pêndulas; nem por não acabar nunca deixa de querer saber a duração das felicidades e dos suplícios.
Eternity has its pendulums; nor for not ending never does it cease to want to know the duration of happiness and of sufferings.
The narrator reflects on eternity having its pendulums, and that even though it never ends, it still wants to know the duration of happiness and suffering.
Eternity has its pendulums, and even though it never ends, it still wants to know the duration of happiness and suffering.
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