A Escrava Isaura 6.218 · 6.218

Real tears — and yet the reader cannot help noticing how conveniently they fall. Grief and relief run together in him: the death that breaks his heart also, at a stroke, makes him the master who can keep Isaura. Guimarães lets both be true.

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