A ESCRAVA ISAURA

A Escrava Isaura 21.192 · 21.192

Which grief seemed to condemn to pallor

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que a dôr e os soffrimentos parecião ter condenado a uma eterna e marmorea palidez;

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which grief and sufferings seemed to have condemned to an eternal and marble pallor;

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