A ESCRAVA ISAURA

A Escrava Isaura 6.102 · 6.102

Our heroine's father

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pae da nossa heroina, de quem ainda não nos occupámos senão de passagem.

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father of our heroine, of whom we have so far dealt only in passing.

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Isaura is named 'our heroine,' and Miguel gathered into the reader's affections as her father, a man the story has only glanced at until now. The digression that follows will give him his history — and make the coming cruelty land the harder.

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