A ESCRAVA ISAURA

A Escrava Isaura 6.124 · 6.124

He had to resign himself

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Mas forçoso lhe foi resignar-se.

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But he was forced to resign himself.

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There was no fighting it. 'Forçoso lhe foi resignar-se' — resignation was compelled, not chosen. The powerless man's only freedom is the bitter one of bending to what he cannot change, and biding his time.

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