A ESCRAVA ISAURA

A Escrava Isaura 6.16 · 6.16

You mock me still, wretch!

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— Ainda escarneces, infame!— bradou a moça,

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Aindaa-EEN-dastillescarnecesesh-kar-NE-seshyou mock,infamein-FA-mewretch!bradoubra-DOHcriedaathemoçaMO-sayoung woman,

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'You are mocking me still, wretch!' cried the young woman,

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Her control finally breaks — the formal 'senhor' gives way to 'infame,' wretch, hurled with the intimate 'escarneces.' Insult strips away ceremony: in fury she speaks to him plainly at last.

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