A ESCRAVA ISAURA

A Escrava Isaura 6.4 · 6.4

As if he had noticed nothing

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e como quem nenhum repáro fizera no tom ceremonioso, com que Malvina o tratava.

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and as one who had taken no notice of the ceremonious tone in which Malvina addressed him.

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He performs obliviousness deliberately — pretending not to register her frost. It is a small cruelty of its own: to be treated lightly by the person who has wronged you is its own insult.

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